Glossary
Formats
Section titled “Formats”- SF / Superflex: a flex slot that can hold a QB. Quarterbacks are worth much more in SF leagues, so values and comps are always shown in your own format.
- 1QB / 2QB: one dedicated QB slot, or two. A league with an SF slot is never labelled 1QB.
- PPR / Half / Standard: one point, half a point, or nothing per reception.
- TEP: tight end premium, extra points per TE reception.
- Pass TD: 4 or 6 points per passing touchdown.
- Starting lineup: written like
1QB 2RB 3WR 1TE 2FLEX 1SF, the exact starter slots a league uses. - FAAB: free agent acquisition budget, the blind-bid waiver currency.
- IR / Taxi: injured reserve and taxi squad slots, which do not count toward the active roster limit.
Values and prices
Section titled “Values and prices”- List price: what a public value chart says an asset is worth on a date.
- Typical completed-trade price: what the asset has actually sold for in completed trades, in leagues shaped like yours.
- Comparable trade: a two-team trade where one side received only this asset, so the other side’s total is the price paid for it.
- Value received: the total value each side got at the prices of the day the trade completed.
- Value / Contender: Power Rankings estimates of long-term roster strength and this-week scoring power, compared with the league average (100 is average).
- All-play: a team’s record if it had played every other team every week.
People and leagues
Section titled “People and leagues”- Orphan: a team without an active owner.
- Dispersal draft: redistributing departing teams’ assets to incoming owners.
- Co-manager: a trusted account you delegate one league to, with every action logged.
- Sharks: the best traders across the tracked leagues, judged by results, always shown anonymously.
- LOTL: Lords of the League, the community this app grew out of.
- Tracked leagues: the Sleeper dynasty leagues whose completed trades feed the Trade Market.
Reading a trade card
Section titled “Reading a trade card”Each card in the Trade Market shows:
- Format chips: league size, scoring, QB format, TEP, and the exact starting lineup.
- Both sides: players with position badges, rookie picks (season and round), and FAAB.
- Value received per side at the prices of the day, and which side came out ahead.
- Anonymous teams: leagues and managers outside your own appear only as numbers.