The Commissioner page only appears for the league’s commissioner and co-commissioners on Sleeper. League rules (linked at the top) are for everyone: the commissioner writes them, every save is a version in a change log with a note, and anyone with the link can read them and any past version.
- Health: a league health report with a grade and where its points went. The summary you copy names nobody (owners setting lineups, trades, waiver claims, lineup discipline, FAAB): the owner flags stay with you.
- Lineups: every starter projected for zero this week (Out, IR, suspended, on bye, empty slot, no projection) and Questionable or Doubtful risks, with a reminder to copy for each owner or one message for the league chat. Starters whose game has started are greyed out, and once every game has kicked off an empty slot or a bye is too: nobody is left to put in, so no reminder goes out.
- Trades: every trade this season reviewed for fairness, measured as Trade History does (the gap as a share of the deal): a review past 35% and 1,500, a veto candidate past 50% and 4,000. In a dynasty league a team out of the race selling a veteran for picks or young players (worth at least a quarter of what it sent) isn’t flagged, nor is a trade made after the final, and it takes 5 trades between the same two owners in a season (3 in redraft) to count as a pattern. “Veto vote →” (for trades in the last 14 days: Sleeper has already processed them, so a veto means reversing it by hand) opens a league vote on one (12 to 72 hours): share the link, each team other than the two trading votes once with a linked Sleeper account (and can change it until it closes), and more than half of those teams voting veto vetoes it.
- Owners: inactive and possible tanking owners, with the reasons under each name. An empty slot or a starter with no game only counts when the owner didn’t change the lineup that week, and a move in the last 21 days keeps them off the inactive list. Tanking flags start in week 8, compare a team with the league’s median lineup discipline, and skip teams the Trade Block reads as rebuilding (the monthly email gives no tanking verdict in dynasty leagues, since it can’t read the Trade Block). Trades that weren’t flagged say “Not flagged”: Trade History may still call one side the winner.
- Who may not come back (on the Owners tab, dynasty leagues): owners showing two or more of four end-of-season signs, from week 10 on and through the offseason: no adds in the last 4 weeks, an empty slot or a starter with no game in 3 of them, no trades all season, a first season in the league. Across 30 dynasty leagues, owners with two of them left the league the season after 1 time in 5, with three or more more than 1 time in 3 (1 in 10 overall); a losing record barely mattered. A reason to check in early or line up a replacement, never a verdict, and only you see it.
- Orphan team (on the Owners tab): pick a team whose owner has gone quiet (inactive ones are listed first) for a ready recruiting post (the league, its format, the team’s standing by trade value, its best players, picks and FAAB, and the buy-in), and track the replacement from flagged to filled. Saved in your browser, and on your account when signed in.
- Payouts: buy-in, payout split and who has paid, your Venmo / Cash App / PayPal.me handles, a dues reminder with pay links to copy and send, and “Close the season” to file the pot and who paid in the season history. Saved in your browser, and on your account when signed in.
- Lottery: a draft lottery for the teams outside the playoffs. Pick the odds (steep favours the worst record, linear, or equal), how many picks are drawn (the rest follow the standings), and a seed; reveal the picks from the last drawn one up to #1, then copy the result for the league chat. The same teams, odds and seed always give the same draw, so posting the seed lets anyone check it.
- Scoring what-if: this season’s regular-season weeks re-scored under another setup (full PPR, half PPR, standard, TE premium on or off, 4- or 6-point passing touchdowns, no first-down bonuses), with every team’s record, points and place against how it really went. Lineups stay as they were set. It first re-scores with your current settings and shows how many team-weeks match Sleeper’s points, so you can trust the comparison.