Fantasy Football Nerds.
Draft season starts with rankings, projections, player pages, and FantasyGPT workflows built from the same FFN data stack.
A data-driven fantasy football edge.
Fantasy Football Nerds is a data-driven fantasy football site and resource hub for managers who want an edge before the draft room prices it in. FantasyGPT, the rankings, projections, player pages, weekly analysis, and public tools all come from the same FFN data stack. The goal is simple: turn NFL data, market context, and years of fantasy football experience into resources that help all of us make sharper decisions and win more close calls.
Quick visual note: some images on the site are older creative communications assets while I work through a broader upgrade. Treat those as temporary presentation, not the source of the analysis or tools.
See how FantasyGPT works
Preview the same workflows FantasyGPT handles live.
The demo below walks through start/sit, waiver wire, trade, and draft-day prompts using the same FFN system that powers the live app. It is an interactive guided demo for the live product.
Rankings, projections, draft tools, in-season context, and FantasyGPT in a connected workflow.
Recurring add/drop decision hub.
Season hubStart/SitRecurring lineup decision hub.
Week 1 boardWeek 1 RankingsCurrent weekly ranking lens for first lineup calls.
Week 1 lineupsWeek 1 Start/SitStart-or-bench decisions with current context.
Week 1 streamingWeek 1 DST RankingsDefense stream and matchup entry point.
DynastyDynasty Rookie RankingsRookie landing spots and long-view draft context.
Rankings
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1 Josh Allen QBBUF
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2 Jalen Hurts QBPHI
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3 Lamar Jackson QBBAL
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4 Jayden Daniels QBWAS
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5 Patrick Mahomes II QBKC
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