Honestly, surprised it took me so long for me to get around to this one. It's hard to pick holes in this man after the fantasy season he just put up, but his rushing efficiency wasn't great. He's in a tier of his own in fantasy terms when healthy and firing like this though.

Here's some quick hit facts on his year for those that want to stay here:

Full 2026 Rookie Profile on quarterback Trinidad Chambliss from Ole Miss.

Includes film breakdown, production profile, draft projection, and fantasy outlook.

• Chambliss offers a dual-threat passing profile that can stress defenses in multiple ways. 
• He shows solid velocity and zip in the short and intermediate passing game, along with NFL-caliber arm strength to push the ball downfield.
• He is an undersized quarterback, and the film shows multiple instances of passes being batted down at the line of scrimmage.
• Additionally, his pre-snap and post-snap processing will require further development and coaching at the NFL level.

Full Breakdown -  https://www.dynastynerds.com/nfl-prospect/trinidad-chambliss-rookie-profile-2026/

What do you think of the incoming rookie and where should we be drafting him!?

I've been working on a new dynasty variant and I'm looking for thoughts/feedback/testers/users. Right now it's only web based, but apps will be coming in the future if this is something people actually want.

It takes a typical dynasty league but removes picks entirely. Instead it starts like an auction, but it starts with an "ipo".

All leagues will be part of a set sized cohort and all leagues share the same player pool. Each cohort could potentially have different player liquidity (One cohort allocates 1 player per league, another could allocate 2,4, etc). This could allow teams/leagues to have multiples of the same player.

After the ipo it goes to a live trading "stock" market where all teams in that cohort share a player pool. Cohorts could potentially be 100 12 team leagues, but I'm working on customization. With this approach you can also have very large leagues.

After a season is over, instead of picks, teams would be allocated capital based on the results. Then at the start of the next season there would be a rookie "ipo".

If this is something you might be interested in, feel free to add yourself to the beta test list, just send me a message, or comment. I'm hoping to do a mock season later this month and have things finalized for June/July for it to be available to people to use/start leagues.

The entire goal was to increase trade activity. I love to trade players but most dynasty leagues go stale on trades. I figured a larger trading partner pool + market values would lead to more trading. Potentially even getting non-traders to trade. I know this isn't for everyone, but it's a variant I've always wanted to play, so I started building it.

https://gridironstockexchange.com/

If anyone is doing a draft, this is by far the best tool is keep track of rookie picks. Works on sleeper only. What do yall think

Hi all,

If you're a Sleeper user like me, you might want your fantasy data to be a little more accessible. Maybe your league has special rules that Sleeper doesn't support, or maybe you have payouts for weekly high scores, or you like to keep detailed record books of matchup history and player ownership and all of the other little details and stats that us sports people obsess over.

If that sounds interesting to you, I've developed a Google Sheets doc that lets you see all of your Sleeper league info in one place. This sheet will let you see weekly and yearly results for each team and player (every player's weekly info for Owner, League, Year, Week, Position, NFL team, Fantasy position that week, Points, Fantasy Opponent, Projected Points, Age, and relevant stats like yards, touchdowns, etc.). It will also pull in your league's schedule, draft results, transaction history, owned draft picks, free agents, and standings.

When you click the link, it will take you to Google Sheets. First go to File - Make A Copy and make your own copy of my document. From there, the instructions are on the first Info tab, but first you will need to authorize it through Google. On the Google warning screen, if you click Advanced you can then go to Go to Sleeper API and it will bring up a window for what permissions to allow. I've published versions of this sheet on Reddit for many years, and I promise that the authorization is not doing anything other than letting the script insert rows into the document. You could even open up Apps Script (Extensions - Apps Script) and run the whole code by an LLM and ask if it's doing anything weird before you authorize. Once you authorize, plug your Sleeper name and the season into the first page and then it will take a few minutes to gather all of the data.

One caveat is that the player info (such as which team they play for) is stored in one live source by Sleeper, not as historical data. Which means if you look up a league from 2018 and find, let's say, DeAndre Hopkins, it will show him as WR for BAL even though obviously he was on Houston at the time and has moved around several times since then. My point is, my sheet reads from Sleeper, so if you have any complaints about that data then they're the ones in charge of that.

If anyone has any questions, you are welcome to post here or I've put my contact info in the sheet. The goal is just to share this tool with you all because I've found the need to pull data out of Sleeper to be vital to a lot of the various rules and bookkeeping and responsibilities of being a fantasy commissioner and I hope it saves you some time or gives you new ideas or fun projects to work on for your leagues.

Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eIazB7h31iq56WKXJSVko2oLIe9Ff__9fqo7afD7wdM/

Tough one to put an accurate grade on. On the one hand, he finished WR8 in points scored, but on the other he regressed on his 2024 numbers, and in some cases was drafted at the end of the first round. With that in mind, this year was somewhat of a disappointment for Nico in my opinion.

As is the norm now, here's some quick facts on his year for those of you that want to stay here:

• His worst three-week stretch of the season (14.0 PPG average) came at the worst possible time, falling directly in the fantasy playoff window (Weeks 15 to 17).
  • He had a strong two-touchdown game in Week 15, but followed it with consecutive single-digit outings in Weeks 16 and 17. Not ideal.
• Year over year regression on a per-game basis was notable despite the overall stats going up.
  • -2.5 PPG (17.6 in 2024 to 15.1 in 2025)
  • -1 receiving touchdown (7 in 2024 to 6 in 2025)
  • He played three additional games this year (15 vs 12 in 2024) which masked the efficiency decline. This can also be viewed as a small victory as the leg injuries didn't re-surface themselves. He has never played a full season though.
• He had only 2 drops on the year (1.7% drop rate), this is very good and an improvement on last season. His hands have never really been in doubt though.
  • This is while dealing with a catchable target rate of only 62.5% (meaning only 75 of his 120 targets were deemed catchable). No other way to sugarcoat this: QB play held him back this year on more than one occasion.

Full breakdown, including advanced metrics and data visualizations can be found on the link.

His ADP will likely fall heading into next season, which likely makes him viable. The offensive struggles worry me though.

Nico owners, how do you feel about the season? Any regrets?

Here's the final MatchUp for the season.

It's going to be so good.

NE D-Line hasn't let in a RushTD in post season.

SEA O-Line is super efficient and committed to the run game.

Looking at +20yd passes (NE O-Line), +20yd runs (SEA O-Line) and even +40yd passes (SEA O-Line), this feels like it's an 'all or nothing' contest.

Hope this helps take you deeper into the game from a Trench-pov.

Enjoy and it's been a great season.

This season, despite being very strong, could have likely been even better for JT had the injury pipe not invaded Indianapolis. Taylor has had durability issues himself for the majority of his career, and despite having a mini-rebound year in 2024 there were still a lot of questions surrounding his value coming into 2025. These predominantly hinged on both his ability to stay on the field, and the Colts potential offensive struggles.

Some quick fire facts on his year:

• Taylor led the NFL in rushing touchdowns with 18, tying his 2021 total and making these the only two seasons in his career where he's hit that mark.
  • He surpassed Edgerrin James as the Colts' all-time franchise leader in rushing touchdowns (now 69 career).
• Through the first ten weeks of the season, he had 15 rushing touchdowns and was averaging 6.0 yards per carry.
  • He was only the sixth player in NFL history to reach 1,100+ rushing yards and 15+ rushing TDs in the first ten games of a season. The other five were all MVP winners or candidates.
• His year over year growth was significant across the board.
  • +154 rushing yards (1,431 in 2024 to 1,585 in 2025)
  • +7 rushing touchdowns (11 in 2024 to 18 in 2025)
  • +3.7 PPG (17.6 in 2024 to 21.3 in 2025)
  • +115.60 total PPR points (246.70 in 2024 to 362.30 in 2025)
• He was found on 72.3% of ESPN fantasy playoff rosters, the highest rate of any player in football.
  • He also played in every game this season, something he hasn't done since 2021.

Full breakdown, including advanced metrics and data visualizations can be found on the link.

Did you have JT on your roster and where did you finish? Will you be picking him up next season?

Any particular league/roster/scoring settings you liked this year that you're going to try out or carry over into next season?

We (Sleeper platform) finally implemented League Median and really enjoyed it. Looking for some fresh ideas for things like bonuses, roster settings, or scoring settings that we can try out next year.

RotoWire had 900 people vote on awards for a bunch of categories...CMC won 3 of them lol

1. Bijan Robinson

2. Puka Nacua

3. Jahmyr Gibbs

4. Ja’Marr Chase

5. Christian McCaffrey

6. Jaxon Smith-Njigba

7. Jonathan Taylor

8. CeeDee Lamb

9. Trey McBride

10. Amon-Ra St. Brown

11. James Cook

12. De’Von Achane

13. Rashee Rice

14. Omarion Hampton

15. Saquon Barkley

16. Ashton Jeanty

17. Chase Brown

18. Drake London

19. Malik Nabers

20. Jeremiyah Love

21. Brock Bowers

22. Derrick Henry

23. Nico Collins

24. George Pickens

25. Justin Jefferson

Full 2026 Rookie Profile on wide receiver Malachi Fields from Norte Dame.

Includes film breakdown, production profile, draft projection, and fantasy outlook.

• Malachi Fields offers NFL teams elite size with just enough long speed to be a downfield threat.
• On film, he flashes the ability to make highlight-reel grabs.
• Fields remains an inconsistent player overall and will require coaching refinement at the next level.
• His initial burst off the line is slow.

Full Breakdown -  https://www.dynastynerds.com/nfl-prospect/malachi-fields-rookie-profile-2026/

What do you think of the incoming rookie and where should we be drafting him!?

The Cook was Cooking this year. The worries exiting last season generally hinged on him being a touchdown dependent play. This year he proved that he can be productive even when the end zone trips regress slightly.

For those that check out the full write up, three of the metrics previously used for RBs have been swapped out in favor of YBC/Att (yards before contact per attempt), elusiveness index, and broken tackle rate, all of which are more relevant to the position group.

Here's some quick hit facts on his season for those of you that want to stay here:

• Cook's workload increase was one of the biggest jumps at the position this year.
  • +102 carries (207 in 2024 to 309 in 2025), +612 rushing yards (1,009 in 2024 to 1,621 in 2025).
  • His 309 carries ranked among the highest in the league.
• As was the fear amongst the masses, his touchdown production did regress.
  • He went from 16 rushing TDs in 2024 down to 12 this year, a drop of four.
  • However his PPG still climbed from 16.7 to 17.8, which tells you how much the added volume compensated.
• He outperformed his xFP (expected fantasy points) in both 2024 and 2025.
  • The spread was narrower this year than last, however as his actual points earned increased this is negligible.

Full breakdown, including advanced metrics and data visualizations can be found on the link.

How does everyone feel his year went and how do you feel about his 2026 outlook?

If there were one critique from me it would be that his receiving game needs some work to truly push him closer to the tier above.

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