Your Board Follows You to the Lineup Sheet
Every starter and every bench player now carries your rank, right on the lineup screen — and when you open a slot, each eligible replacement does too. Free Agents and Rosters carry the board as well, and you can re-weight it without leaving the page.
The Full Story
Six sources loaded, weights tuned, a composite My Rank sitting there looking sharp — and then you opened the page where you actually pick someone, and none of it was there. That was most of a feature missing.
Set Lineup changes the most, and it's the one built for a phone. Every starter and every bench player now wears a small rank chip next to their projection, so the whole screen is scannable in one pass — the point being to notice the #41 sitting on your bench under the #75 you're starting. Open a slot and the sheet of eligible replacements carries a rank next to each name, with your current starter's rank on the card above it. That little “by Projection” line at the top of the list is a switch: tap it and the candidates reorder by your board, tap it again and they go back. Unranked players stay at the bottom either way, so nobody's kicker jumps the queue.
Over in the AFL, Free Agents and Rosters finally caught up to what The League has had for a while. Free Agents gets a View switch above the table — Stats keeps the columns you know, Rankings swaps in your board: My Rank first, then the sources actually feeding it. Not every source you've ever loaded, just the ones you ticked, capped at five, because a source you left out is one you've already said shouldn't weigh on the call. The table opens sorted by My Rank, best first, because that's the order you were going to put it in anyway, and every column sorts. Rosters gets one column next to each player, labeled with whose opinion it is: My Rank when you've built a composite, otherwise whatever board sits at the top of your list.
And you can argue with the board while you're looking at it. There's a My Rank button next to Filters on Free Agents and Rosters now that opens the sources and their weights right there — tick one in, push another down to 10%, watch the columns re-sort underneath you. Untick a source and its column leaves with it. The percentages still always total 100, so what you type is what that source is actually worth. Adding new imports and hiding built-ins still lives on Import Rankings; this is just the dial.
If you haven't loaded a board, none of this appears — no empty column, no dead button, no chips on your lineup. And the boards stay where you built them: your read on a player in one league is still a completely separate opinion from your read on him in the other.
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