// Fresh every Tuesday · after Monday Night Football
Save My Season finds 3–4 win-win trades for your fantasy team every week — deals where both sides' starters score more, so your league actually says yes. Drop your Sleeper username and see the first one free.
Read-only · no password · free during beta
Ja'Marr Chase
WR · CIN
Derrick Henry
RB · BAL
Drake London
WR · ATL
The pitch
Your RB2 slot has been a coin flip since Week 3. Henry gives you 19 touches a week, London covers the Chase-sized hole, and their WR room finally gets a true No. 1 — both lineups project up.
Sample offer — your real ones drop Tuesday 6:00 AM ET
// How it works
Type your Sleeper username — that's the whole setup. No password, no app install. Sleeper's public API is read-only, so we can see your league but never touch it.
After Monday Night Football goes final, the engine replays every roster in your league — every legal lineup, every counterparty — hunting for swaps that raise both sides’ projected starter points.
You wake up to 3–4 offers, each with a written pitch you can paste straight into league chat — plus the risk flags we’d want to know about before hitting send.
// The win-win rule
Most trade tools score a deal by who fleeced whom. Those trades die in your league chat. Save My Season only surfaces offers where both starting lineups project more points after the swap — your surplus fills their hole, theirs fills yours.
Under the hood: we compute each team's best legal lineup before and after the trade. Both sides must gain meaningfully, and lopsided deals get filtered out even when they technically qualify — a trade that never gets accepted helps nobody.
Both numbers go up, or we don't send it
The pitch never hides the downside. Every player in an offer carries risk flags computed from public data — injury reports, snap counts, box scores — with rules simple enough to print:
Games actually missed, season by season. A back who sat 11 games across three years costs more than his projection says.
Weekly scoring variance. Ceiling weeks come with goose eggs — know which one you’re trading for.
Career games played. Eight games of history makes any projection a thinner bet.
NFL team offense quality. The talent is real; the scoring chances may not be.
We'd rather talk you out of a trade than get you laughed out of the chat.
// FAQ
Yes — free through the 2026 beta season while we validate the trade engine on real leagues. If it ever earns a price tag, beta users hear about it first.
No. We only ask for your username and read your league through Sleeper’s public, read-only API. We can’t set your lineup, drop players, or submit trades — nobody can through that API. You always send the offer yourself.
Tuesday around 6:00 AM ET, once Monday Night Football stats are final and injury reports settle. One drop per week — when you’ve worked through your 3–4 offers, check back after the next Monday night game.
We compute each team’s best legal starting lineup before and after the swap. An offer only qualifies when both lineups project meaningfully more points — and we filter out lopsided deals even when they technically qualify, because those never get accepted.
From public data, with rules simple enough to print: injury-prone counts games actually missed, boom-bust measures weekly scoring variance, unproven counts career games played, and bad offense rates the player’s NFL team. No black box — every flag says why it’s there.
Sleeper only at launch. Yahoo and ESPN support is coming later — the engine already runs on platform-neutral player IDs, so they slot in once their league data is wired up.
// Next drop: Tuesday 6:00 AM ET
Somewhere in your league is a manager holding the starter you need — and a hole your bench fills. The next batch of win-win offers drops Tuesday morning.