Weekly lineup recommendations
Optimize the legal starters on your roster using projections priced to your ESPN league’s scoring.
ESPN fantasy football assistant
Set your fantasy football lineup without fake certainty.
Playcaller uses your ESPN head-to-head points league to produce weekly lineup recommendations, matchup forecasts, start/sit calls, waiver targets, K/DST streamers, and a scoreboard that grades the advice.
Fantasy football decisions tied to your roster and scoring
Playcaller evaluates the team you actually drafted, your league’s scoring rules, eligible lineup slots, available free agents, and the opponent you face this week.
Start/sit comparisons
Compare two players with clear-call, lean, and coin-flip verdicts instead of a misleading decimal.
Matchup win probability
See the projected final and a simulated chance to win, with strategy that reflects whether you are favored or chasing upside.
Evidence-backed waiver radar
Combine expert rank, ownership movement, opportunity trends, and efficiency signals before calling a player an Add.
Kicker and defense streaming
Rank available K/DST options using matchup context such as opponent scoring environment and implied totals.
Draft and results tools
Prepare for the draft, then judge weekly advice against official actuals on the same transparent scoreboard.
Consensus over ego
A recommendation has to earn confidence.
Playcaller blends projection and ranking evidence instead of pretending one model knows the future. Availability determines who can play, close calls stay close, and every saved recommendation can be checked against the official outcome.
Current compatibility
Built for ESPN points leagues first.
The public beta supports ESPN NFL head-to-head points leagues with weekly lineup locks. It reads league-specific scoring and roster rules rather than assuming every league is standard PPR. Other providers and formats are planned, but not presented as supported today.
Bring your ESPN football league.
Beta invites are reviewed personally and are not guaranteed.
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