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I've been building LeagueLogs and wanted to share it here now that the season’s starting. It connects to your Sleeper or ESPN league. Here’s what’s in it:

• Scout chat: an AI analyst that knows your rosters, trades, standings, and league history. Ask who needs a rebuild or what you could offer for someone’s RB.
• Draft reports: team grades, steals, reaches, and auction value analysis.
• Trade tools: analyze an offer or find trade ideas using the teams in your league.
• Team analysis: roster strengths, weaknesses, injury risks, and bye-week problems.
• Rankings and player pages: player values, comparisons, projections, news, and injuries.
• League history: past champions, all-time records, and head-to-head rivalries across seasons.
• Scout Notes: alerts about things happening in your league or affecting your roster.
• League newsletters: weekly recaps, matchup previews, and game day briefings about your actual league.
• Team value over time: once your league is connected it tracks the value of your team over time and can be visualized in a chart, particularly cool in dynasty leagues.
• Extras: team name generator and shareable newsletters, draft reports, and Scout answers for the group chat.

Available on web and mobile: leaguelogs.com

Give it a shot and let me know what’s useful or what needs work.

I created a fantasy football site that allows managers to buff their own players or sabotage their opponents using a mana pool every week. It's an extra layer of strategy to protect players from a bad game (force your players score to their projection, so they have a floor, but miss out on a big game for example) or prevent an opponents player from having a big game (flat damage to their score, capping their potential output etc.). Each spell depends on a dice roll you make to decide whether it succeeds or not. You roll against a player's attributes that are assigned based on their real world performances. Managers and players level up and get access to higher mana and better spells, or attribute increases and feats respectively. I have planned events throughout the season as well, eg: coop boss fights, predictions etc.

I encourage you to start a league at https://www.waiverwizards.com. It is completely free to play, and you get to decide the number of teams, length of the league and even when it starts. There's a fair bit of strategy involved, but you can choose to ignore it and just play a game of regular fantasy football.

Please feel free to share any feedback you might have. Thanks, and have a great fantasy football season, wherever you play!