01Bring your ESPN roster over
- On a computer, open your team's roster page on ESPN. On a phone, skip to step 3.
- Select from your first starter down to your last bench player, copy it, and paste it into the roster box. Extra text rides along fine.
- Or type each name into “Add a player” and tap him — any part of his name finds him.
- Pick your scoring, league size and starting lineup. ESPN's default lineup is the one we call Standard: QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, TE, FLEX, K and D/ST.
StandardQB · 2 RB · 2 WR · TE · FLEX · K · DEFTwo FLEXQB · 2 RB · 2 WR · TE · 2 FLEX · K · DEFThree WRQB · 2 RB · 3 WR · TE · FLEX · K · DEFSuperflexStandard plus a second flex that can take a QB
Full PPR, half PPR or standard scoring, in a league of 8, 10, 12 or 14 teams.
A copy of ESPN's roster table works as it comes — positions, teams, opponents, projections and tags like Q, OUT or IR included.
Copied from ESPN
Josh Allen QB BUF OUT Saquon Barkley RB PHI DTD Ja'Marr Chase WR CIN P: 15.2 22.1 Sam LaPorta TE DET Q Ravens D/ST D/ST Jake Bates K DET IR
Read as
- Josh Allen
- Saquon Barkley
- Ja'Marr Chase
- Sam LaPorta
- Baltimore Ravens
- Jake Bates
Part of a copy from ESPN, shown the way the roster box reads it.
02What the report does with it
Every Tuesday through your title game:
- every slot decided for that roster
- each close call naming the bench player and the points gap
- an if/then for questionable starters
- a Saturday note only if Friday's injury report changes your lineup
- every bye ahead checked through the playoffs
03What it doesn't do
It doesn't connect to ESPN or set your lineup there — you make the moves. Roster changed? Update it from the link in any report, or reply with it.
Free: check your roster's byes through Week 17
How the report works, section by section.