- Dead roster spots: bench players with no trade value and no production, or ones a free agent beats (worth at least 25% more and, in season, scoring at least as much). Each one is paired with a different free agent to add.
- Injured reserve: injured players still taking an active spot when an IR slot is open, and players on IR who no longer qualify under your league’s IR rules.
- Taxi squad: bench players young enough for your league’s taxi rules while a slot is open and the taxi deadline hasn’t passed, and taxi players good enough to start.
- Bye weeks: every remaining week through the fantasy playoffs where your full-strength starters are on bye, how many points the best lineup loses, any slot you couldn’t fill at all, and the free agents who play that week at those positions. A week counts as a hole when a slot can’t be filled or the best lineup loses 5% or more; the Lineup page’s bye outlook uses the same check.
- Handcuffs: your starting backs whose NFL backup is a free agent, held by another team or already yours, and the backs you hold that back up someone else’s starter (trade leverage).
- “Whole league” on the dead-spots card lists every team’s dead roster spots: cheap throw-ins for a trade.
Pick any team from the menu at the top to audit their roster, which is also a quick way to spot who needs to make a move.