Who should I start this week?
Dynasty still has a bench. Pick two to four players. Last year’s matchup and boom/bust sit next to this week’s Engine line once the season is under way — no “start him” stamp.
Week 3 typical miss 4.2 half-PPR · 46% in the published band · 32% boomed over ceiling · 22% busted under floor (a fair band is about 60% in) (350 skill players). Full accuracy table
Week 4 · 2026 · v1.28-weekly-v1.6 · snapshot Sep 30, 8:01 PM
FAQ
- Is this a start/sit ranking?
- No. It compares this week’s Engine projection for the players you pick. Dynasty still has a bench, so the number is a lineup helper — you decide who starts.
- Where do the numbers come from?
- NextDyne Engine weekly projections: season rate adjusted for matchup, rest, Vegas, venue, injury, and recent usage. Raw stats stay in the store; we score them with the format you choose.
- Why is the board empty in August?
- Weekly Engine numbers cover the regular season, and preseason games don’t count toward them. You can still pick names and see last year’s matchup and boom/bust; the weekly projection shows up in Week 1.
- What is the 2025 block on each card?
- Last regular season, not this week. Opponent-allowed is how that defense scored against pass or rush in 2025. Script is that offense’s 2025 plays and pass rate. Boom is a 20+ half-PPR week; bust is under 5. The Engine number above it is this week, when we have one.
- What do PPR, TE Premium, and Superflex change?
- They change how the same raw weekly line is scored. Superflex uses the PPR template (it’s a roster format). If you are signed in with a league, you can score with that league’s rules instead.
- How accurate is the Engine?
- After official boxes land we grade last week’s pre-kick line on Engine accuracy — mean miss and how often the actual landed in the floor–ceiling band. That is not the confidence chip on a roster.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Logged-out compare uses Half-PPR unless you pick another template. A league login only upgrades the scoring to your rulebook.