What everything on this site actually means — both the custom stuff we built and standard fantasy terms.

Site Features

Championship Belt

A traveling title that has nothing to do with the standings. Whoever holds it keeps it as long as they keep winning; the moment they lose a game to anyone, the belt transfers to the winner. Tracked automatically on the homepage.

Legacy Score

An all-time "GOAT" ranking on the History page, weighted beyond just championships: titles, runner-up and 3rd-place finishes, playoff appearances, regular season wins, leading the league in scoring for a season, weekly high scores, and a penalty for finishing last.

Luck Index

Compares your actual win total to your "expected wins" — how many games your weekly scores alone would predict, if you'd played every other team instead of just your real opponent each week. Positive means the schedule has broken your way; negative means you've been getting robbed.

Playoff Odds

10,000 simulations of the rest of the season on the Standings page. Real, already-played games are locked in exactly as they happened; only remaining games are simulated, weighted by each team's scoring average.

Trade Calculator & Trade Finder

A real player value chart (updated periodically) that scores any proposed trade as fair or lopsided. Trade Finder goes a step further and suggests realistic trade targets based on your roster and other teams' positional depth.

Season Wrapped

A Spotify-Wrapped-style slideshow recap of any manager's season — best week, worst week, biggest rival, closest game, and more, tinted with that manager's own signature color.

Achievements / Badges

Cosmetic badges on manager trading cards, computed from real career stats: Champion, Iron Man (never missed a season), On the Rise (3 straight seasons of improving finish), Bridesmaid (multiple runner-up finishes, no title), High Scorer, and Rivalry Beast (a lopsided all-time edge over someone).

Franchise Mount Rushmore

Four editorially-picked all-time greats on the History page, each with a full writeup on why they made the cut — not just a stat sort.

Head-to-Head Matrix

A full grid on the History page showing every current owner's all-time record against every other owner at a glance.

Manager of the Week

An automatic homepage callout for whoever had the highest score in the most recently completed week — no manual writing required, unlike Power Rankings.

Live Season Superlatives

The current season's version of the all-time Record Book — this year's high score, low score, biggest blowout, closest game, and longest active win streak, updating as the season goes.

Fantasy Football Basics

PPR (Points Per Reception)

The league's scoring format. A player earns a point for every catch they make, on top of standard yardage and touchdown scoring. Jesuit 24 Fantasy uses Full PPR.

Snake Draft

The draft format used to build rosters. The pick order reverses each round (1st overall picks first in round 1, then last in round 2, and so on), so no one gets stuck picking last every round.

Waiver Wire

The pool of undrafted (or dropped) players available to add to your roster during the season. Jesuit 24 Fantasy uses reverse-standings priority — the worst record gets first pick of available players each week.

Flex

A roster spot that can be filled by either a Running Back or Wide Receiver (not a Tight End, per this league's rules).

Waiver Priority

The order in which teams get to claim available players off the waiver wire. See Waiver Wire above — it resets weekly based on current standings.

ADP (Average Draft Position)

A consensus estimate of where a player is typically taken across many real drafts. Used as a reference point for whether a pick is a "reach" (taken earlier than ADP) or a "value" (taken later than ADP).