Your league's entire history. Weaponized.

FAABFAX reads every draft, every FAAB bid — including the losing ones — and every trade your league has on record, then builds a scouting report on every manager in it. No signup. No passwords. Public data only.

Works with Sleeper and public ESPN leagues · takes about two minutes. Or open the demo league to look around first.

What you get

Three of the cards your league's explorer opens with.
M7
Manager 7
drafter DNA · 6 seasons on record · confidence: high (ESS 41 of 58)
Sample · real data

Chronic reacher. Takes his guy a round before he has to, then spends the waiver budget to fix it.

Reach vs ADP
+6.2
picks ahead of market
R1 = RB
71%
league avg 44%
First QB
R9.1
latest in the room
Early burn
61%
of FAAB by week 5
⚠ Reaching past ADP

You keep taking your guy a round before you have to. 23% of your picks came 8+ slots ahead of market ADP, against 11% for everyone else in the league.

⚠ Early burner

Spends 61% of budget by week 5 on average — repeatedly out of ammo for the late-season market, where playoff-week adds are decided.

PickDraftTaken → finished
Deebo Samuel WR2022 · R1 WR5 WR37
Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR2024 · R7 WR39 WR9

Receipts, not vibes — every card opens on the picks it was computed from.

FAAB market read

Sample · real data

RBs that became a season starter in the week 4–8 window cost

$8–$40
p25–p75 · n=17 priced claims

6 of the 17 priced claims are from one league; the rest pool public claims where the exact cell runs thin.

Story of your draft

Sample · real data
B
2024 · Manager 7

Grade B: a 9–5 draft that graded in the 62nd percentile of the league on round-weighted value.

The season backed it up: 9–5, 3rd of 12 in points. The turn was round 8 — Rhamondre Stevenson went at RB38 and finished RB7, the biggest slot beat in the room that year. Nothing cratered either: no pick finished far enough below its slot to headline.

Real league, real players, real numbers — managers anonymized. Yours won't be.See it live in the demo →

How it works

Three steps, one of which is waiting.
1

Point it at your league

A Sleeper username or league ID, or a public ESPN league ID. That's the whole sign-up.

2

We ingest everything

Every season on record: drafts, waivers, FAAB bids — wins and losses — and trades. Takes a minute or two.

3

You get the dossier

A private link to your league's explorer. The link is the login; share it and your league-mates see it too.

Where's my Sleeper league ID?
It's the long number in your league's URL, and your username is on your Sleeper profile. Either one works — the username lets you pick from every league you're in.
Where's my ESPN league ID?
The shorter leagueId= number in any ESPN fantasy URL for that league.
What counts as a public ESPN league?
One you can still view when you're logged out. Private ESPN leagues need your ESPN cookies, which isn't built yet — submit one and you'll land on the waitlist instead.
What happens next: you pick the league, the build runs for a minute or two, and you land on a private dashboard link. That link is your login — no password, no email — so bookmark it. Sharing it shares a read-only view.