Who's Actually Showing Up — Now for the AFL

Every league has the owner who swears they're 'staying active' while their roster quietly rots through three waiver cycles. Until now the AFL had no way to call the bluff — activity was a vibe, not a number. The League has had the receipts for a while: a page that shows exactly when each owner last surfaced, what they were looking at, and how many moves they've actually made.

Owner Activity is now live at /afl-fantasy/activity. The Last Seen table ranks all 24 franchises by most recent visit, with a green/yellow/red dot so you can spot the dormant accounts at a glance. A 30-day page-views chart draws one color-coded line per team — toggle franchises on and off in the legend, hover any day for the breakdown. Below that: the most-visited pages across the whole league, an expandable per-owner view of what each team obsesses over, and a transaction leaderboard tallying trades, free-agent moves, and auction wins for the season. It fills in on its own as owners browse — no setup, no tracking pixel homework.

The League got to keep score on engagement first. The AFL just got the same scoreboard — and the cold-cereal era keeps getting shorter.