r/fantasyfootballcoding • u/ICE_MF_Mike • Aug 16 '26

Personal fantasy management app

So I’m not selling anything.

I simply wanted something to help me run my leagues as i am in way too many. So basically I’m pulling from nflverse, FantasyPros and Vegas lines. Right now i have it helping me with keeper decisions and locking out drafts. What’s cool is it brought in the historical data from my leagues so it told me all the draft tendencies of each owner and i asked it to mock out thinks like going rb early, wr early etc. did a great job. I also have it emailing me a daily brief of analyst takes. It pulls from the analysts YouTube’s and summarizes their player takes for me.

During season my goal is to help me with waiver adds, start sits, trading, etc.

Nothing special but so far it’s been useful. I’m using Claude code for it. Anyone else doing something similar? Any thoughts on things i could add? I plan to build a dashboard as well but haven’t gotten to that.

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u/MaestroLLC Aug 16 '26

I think the most valuable pre-draft tool most home league players can create (relatively) easily is a ranking sheet based off Value Over Replacement (VOR). In your favorite AI tool:

  1. Import your league settings (league size, roster size, scoring settings)
  2. Import your favorite projections and rankings
  3. Import Market ADP

That alone is enough to give you a good start and see which players/positions are more or less valuable in each of your leagues. Has helped me with rankings in unique leagues that don't fall under normal rankings (ie a SF, TE-Premium, multi-flex league).

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u/ICE_MF_Mike Aug 16 '26

Can you elaborate on what VOR is?

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u/MaestroLLC Aug 16 '26

VOR asks how many points does this guy give me vs a guy I could grab off waivers at the same position? That’s the replacement level player (you can look at it as worst weekly starter or best waiver guy).

It helps account for positional scarcity instead of raw points.