Navigating

Use the Season and Week buttons (top left) to switch what you're viewing. The page auto-updates every 10 seconds when games are live, less often between games and once the week is final. No need to refresh.

Toolbar

• Players shows or hides specific players, and sets the order of their columns. Use ▲▼ to move anyone up or down; the order you see in the panel is the order the columns appear in. Pin (★) a player to mark them as one to keep: Clear all hides everyone except pinned players, and Pinned mode shows only them. Pinning a hidden player automatically shows them. Pinning doesn't change position — use the arrows for that. Show all restores everyone. Both the order and your pins are saved on this device only.
• Theme picks a color scheme. The default is Neutral, a calm color-free look. There's also Rowdy Mode (the house theme) and all 32 NFL team colors, in Modern or Throwback style. The Marks control at the top of the panel adds a glyph to each pick so you aren't relying on color alone: ✓ marks winning picks only, ✓ ✗ also crosses out losing ones, and Off uses color by itself. It works with every theme, and starts on ✓ ✗ for Neutral's Modern style. Note that with ✓ alone, a losing pick and a game that hasn't finished both show no mark. Or build your own with Custom Theme: tap Edit on its row to open a sample scoreboard, then tap any part of it (background, header, group header, win, or loss cell) to recolor it (text adjusts automatically for contrast). A custom background keeps its hue in both Light and Dark modes; the Light/Dark toggle just makes it a pale tint or a deep shade of that color. Custom starts as a copy of Neutral (grayscale), and Reset returns it there. You can also copy the theme you were just using as a starting point, roll a random palette with Surprise Me, or tap Share to copy a link that gives anyone your palette.
• Light / Dark switches between light and dark mode. Until you choose, the site matches your device's setting; once you pick, your preference is saved.

The two sections

The page has two collapsible sections. Click any section title to expand or collapse it.

• Games lists every game this week, with scores and pick results.
• Projected / Season Standings shows each player's Season total, their This Week record (live results), their Entering Wk N record (where they stood coming into this week), and Weeks Won (how many weeks they finished with the pool's best record, with ties sharing credit). Click Season, This Week, Entering Wk N, or Weeks Won in the column headers to re-sort the table; your preference is remembered across refreshes. Season Rank and GB (games behind the leader) both follow whichever column you sorted by, and their headers say which one they're showing, so sorting by This Week gives you the gap to whoever is winning the week rather than the season gap. The section is called Projected Standings while games are in progress, and automatically becomes Season Standings once all games are final. While a game is in progress a Count live games checkbox appears next to the heading: on, an in-progress game counts toward your record at its current score; off, it's held aside and shown separately (e.g. 10-4, 1 live, 2 scheduled). When every game is final, a Download row appears with buttons for a Season Standings or full Week by Week CSV.

Inside the Games section

• Time slot groups. Games are grouped by time slot (e.g. Sunday Early, Sunday Late, Sunday Night). Click a time-slot row to collapse just that group, or use Expand / Collapse All Games to toggle everything at once.
• Columns. Click any of the four info column headers (Game, Kickoff, Score, Pick Lead) to collapse that column and save space. Player columns don't collapse; use the Players button to hide players.
• Score. Live games show both scores and where the game stands, separated by dividers (e.g. CIN 31 | BUF 32 | 7:44 - 3rd), with the leading team in bold. A 🏈 next to a team means they have the ball. Games that haven't kicked off read Scheduled, switching to Starting Soon with a football countdown in the last five minutes; a game at the break counts down the minutes until it restarts; one halted mid-play shows the clock it stopped at, with the reason in the Pick Lead column. While a game is live the clock is underlined — tap it for the down, distance and field position, or for what's happening between series (Kickoff, End of quarter, Official timeout).
• Pick Lead shows which team is covering the spread right now and by how much, shaded in the winning color. A 🔥 appears when a live game is close enough to flip: inside the last two minutes (or overtime) with the spread-adjusted margin within six points.
• Color coding. Every pick is shaded winning or losing against the spread. During live games the colors follow the current score, so they can flip as the game swings; they lock in once the game is final. Games that haven't started yet are uncolored.
• TV, stadium & weather. Tap the ⓘ next to any kickoff time for the TV broadcast, the stadium and its location, then the weather. Before a game you get both the conditions right now and the forecast for kickoff; once it's under way you just get what it's doing at the stadium. The popup keeps itself up to date while it's open. Domed stadiums read Indoor stadium instead, since the roof settles it. Weather drops off once a game is final.

How scoring works

Each game has a point spread, for example Lions +7.5. The Lions are getting 7.5 points, so a Lions pick wins if they win outright or lose by fewer than 7.5. Picking the other team wins only if they win by more than 7.5 points.

Because spreads are always a half-point, there are no ties. Every pick is a clear win or loss.