This is the Clubhouse: the room behind the archives. What's new on the press, what the whole network is putting up, who holds the records, and which almanacs are worth a read.
Leagues change their rules, and the record book now knows it. Commissioners can set each season’s playoff format and scoring on the Sources page (prefilled from Sleeper and ESPN), then group seasons into eras. The Record Book and Standings now filter by regular season or playoffs, by era, or by any run of years. Two-week playoff rounds are split into their real weeks too, so a 280-point “week” no longer tops the single-week records.
Commissioners can now publish their own power rankings every week, drag and drop with a note, straight from the Current Season page. The public Power Rankings page flips between the model’s order and the commish’s, and a new section calls out where the two disagree the most.
Trades now sync twice a day and grade themselves on a schedule that actually runs. TE premium leagues price tight ends on a curve, so the elite ones gain the most instead of every TE getting the same flat bump. Every trade is dated to its real NFL week, which puts the position-rank chips (RB12 to RB8) back on trades from every platform. The Rumor Mill’s written columns and the Analyzer’s verdicts are back after our AI provider retired the model behind them, and the Rumor Mill got its own share card.
The Clubhouse is better with your league in it. Every game you sync joins the census, and your managers start chasing the Hall. Signing in takes a few seconds; the first league is free.