Who Should I Start? Fantasy Football Start/Sit

Settle every start/sit call with projections, matchup, recent usage and floor-versus-ceiling for your exact scoring settings.

What it checks

  • Head-to-head player comparison for your scoring
  • Matchup, usage and recent production
  • Floor and ceiling, not just a single projection
  • Flags for injuries and late-week news
  • Decisions across every league you play in

How it works

How start/sit recommendations are made

Each option is projected in your league's scoring, then adjusted for opponent, snap and target share, and the game environment. The tool shows the projection gap and how confident it is, so a coin flip looks like a coin flip.

Matchup data behind every call

Opponent strength comes from fantasy points allowed by position and the rest-of-season strength of schedule, both published on StatChasers and linked below; the app applies them to your players automatically.

Who Should I Start? Fantasy Football Start/Sit FAQ

Does start/sit account for my league's scoring?

Yes. PPR, half-PPR, standard, TE-premium and custom bonuses are all read from your league.

Who should I start in fantasy football this week?

Compare the players on your roster by projection, matchup, usage and floor versus ceiling in your league's scoring. The start/sit tool does that for every slot and says how confident the call is.

Is there a free fantasy football start/sit tool?

Yes. Connect a Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, Fleaflicker, Fantrax or CBS league and every start/sit call on your roster is free, every week.

What is the most accurate fantasy football start/sit advice?

Advice built from several projection sources rather than one, scored in your own league's settings. The tool shows every source side by side, plus the matchup and usage behind the numbers, so you can see where they agree.

Does start/sit account for the opponent's defense?

Yes. Fantasy points allowed by position and the defensive matchup are part of every call.

Should I start a player on a bye or questionable?

A player on bye scores zero and the tool never starts him. A questionable player is scored with the latest injury designation applied; if he is ruled out his projection drops to zero before kickoff.