Your team, managed with you — every week, in writing.
Every week Fantasy Memo reads your league and writes you a memo: who to start, who to add and drop, and the trade the other manager would actually accept — each one argued, not just ranked. Then it taps you on the shoulder before the games if a starter can't play. Draft room to playoffs. Football, basketball, hockey. One memo.
The whole product for 14 days, no card. One account for every sport; a season pass per sport, the second at $30. Football's pass is $19 through September 24. Basketball's is $19 through November 3. Hockey's is $19 through October 13. Then $40.
You ask. We answer. You decide.
Fantasy Memo is not a verdict machine. Every number on the roster page opens; ask why, and it shows the arithmetic. Disagree, and it argues back — from the same numbers and this week's reporting — then holds or concedes. The lineup is still yours to set.
- ✓Ask: the starter beside every bench player who fits the slot, with the gap
- ✓Answer: rank → base value → the opponent's modifier → this week's number, on every row
- ✓Decide: make your case in a sentence, get a verdict in a paragraph, keep the call or take the lean — this week only
Real Week 1 numbers from a connected league; the written exchange is illustrative. Hover to pause; tap a bar to jump.
Every slot has an Analysis. The FLEX is the close one this week.
A coin flip. McLaurin ranks higher but draws Philadelphia's secondary; Tuten's matchup is neutral and he carries a Questionable tag.
This week's value: research rank on a curve, moved at most ±15% by the opponent. It compares players; it never predicts points.
FLEX recomputed: Tuten 52.2 over McLaurin 49.0. The exchange stays on the slot; withdraw it and the number goes back.
One memo. Three seasons.
A written memo every Tuesday. A tap on the shoulder before kickoff.
2026 NFL season · the memo every Tuesday, checks Thursday and Sunday
Fantasy football →BasketballA written memo every Monday. The category matchup, the streams, a check before tip-off.
2026-27 NBA season · the memo every Monday, checks Wednesday and Friday — or every game day
Fantasy basketball →HockeyA written memo every Monday. The category matchup, the streams, the goalie starts, a check before puck drop.
2026-27 NHL season · the memo every Monday, checks every game day — or Wednesday and Friday
Fantasy hockey →Three things a ranking site can't do, in any sport
The memo is in your inbox on memo day. Before the games it re-checks your lineup against injuries, inactives and the schedule — and emails you only if something needs a hand. You never have to remember to look.
Every number on the roster page opens to how it was made. Disagree with a slot? Make your case to the consultant; it defends the number or concedes, this week only. Football, basketball, the same rules.
Every roster, every week, so a trade it proposes has to improve the other manager's lineup too. It writes the message to send them.
Read directly, or paste any roster. Read-only, every one.
- ✓Sleeper — football and basketball — your username, nothing else; live draft rooms followed pick by pick
- ✓Yahoo — football, basketball and hockey — the league id; two cookies if private
- ✓ESPN — football, basketball and hockey — the league id; two cookies from a desktop browser if private
- ✓MyFantasyLeague, Fleaflicker — football — the league id
- ✓CBS, NFL.com, Fantrax and the rest — paste your roster, or a screenshot of it
Step by step, with every key named: football · basketball · hockey.
Redraft, keeper, dynasty, best ball, chopped. Points or categories.
The format is read from the platform and the advice follows it: keepers are never proposed as drops, taxi and IR players stay out of every lineup, a chopped week is a race away from the floor. In basketball and hockey the same engine scores category, roto or points leagues against the pool your league actually rosters, counts the games — and the goalie starts.
Draft mode is free in every sport, trial or not — a board that knows your scoring, your roster's needs and who lasts to your pick, and that follows a Sleeper draft room live.
Fourteen days, no card, the whole product.
Connect one league and read the first memo before you decide anything. Pricing · How it compares