Analytics

Fantasy Football Power Rankings, Playoff Odds & Strength of Schedule

See your fantasy league's real power rankings, playoff odds, all-play record, luck, schedule swap and strength of schedule, calculated from your Sleeper or ESPN results.

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Who is actually good, and who is just lucky?

Win-loss records lie. A team can score the second-most points in the league and still lose, just because it played the top scorer. Pigskin Press shows the numbers that settle the argument.

The numbers

Power rankings: a 0-100 score from all-play win rate (40%), points per game (25%), the last three weeks (20%) and actual record (15%).
All-play record: every team against every other team, every week.
Luck: actual wins minus the wins your all-play rate says you should have.
Playoff predictor: 10,000 simulations of the rest of the season on your league's real schedule, with each team's odds of making the playoffs, earning the top seed or finishing last.
Schedule swap: what your record would be on every other team's schedule.
Strength of schedule: points your opponents have scored against you per game, compared with the league average.

Settle it with your league

Everyone in the league sees the same numbers, and they can vote on their own power rankings and playoff picks in the Games tab to see how the crowd compares with the math.

Get it for your league

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Questions

What is all-play in fantasy football?

All-play counts how your score each week would do against every other team, not just your opponent. It removes schedule luck.

What is a schedule swap?

It replays the season with your weekly scores against another team's opponents, to show how much your schedule helped or hurt.

How are playoff odds calculated?

By simulating the remaining regular season 10,000 times using each team's scoring so far and this week's projections.