The Numbers

Everything Sleeper won’t let you sort. Click any column header to sort the standings. Below it: how much of each team’s scoring comes from each position, and how concentrated every lineup is — what share of a team’s points its best three starters produce in a typical week, whoever they happen to be.

Standings, sortable

Click a header to sort; click again to flip. PF = points for, PA = points against, PPG = points per game. Optimal = what the roster would have scored with the best possible lineup each week; Eff. = actual ÷ optimal. Top 3 = average share of weekly points scored by the team’s three best starters that week.

Scoring by position

Share of each team’s total points scored by starters at each position, all weeks combined. Hover a segment for points and share.

Where the points come from

Each week a team’s nine starters are ranked by points, best to worst. The waterfall shows the average share of the week’s total contributed by the 1st-best starter, the 2nd-best, and so on — whoever they were that week. A tall first step means one player carries the team; a flat staircase means balance.

The top three, week by week

Concentration, all teams

Top 1 = average share from the week’s best starter. Top 3 = the best three. Range = lowest and highest top-3 share in any single week.

Projected vs. actual

Sleeper’s pre-game projections for each starter, scored with this league’s own settings, added up for the lineup each team actually started. Favored = projected to outscore that week’s opponent.

Starters, projected and actual

Source: Sleeper league 1389330919206170625, final scores and pre-game projections for every completed week. Shares are computed per week and averaged, so a team’s top-three share is not simply its three best players’ season totals. Empty lineup slots count as zero.