For ESPN fantasy football leagues
Your fantasy
call sheet.
Coaches walk the sideline with a laminated sheet of every call for the game. HuddleWatch is that sheet for your fantasy team: the best lineup by projection, the waiver claims worth making, live scores on game day, and an alert the moment a starter's status changes. Decide on HuddleWatch, and it makes the move on ESPN for you.
What's inside
Everything the ESPN page makes you hunt for, on one sheet
Head to head, slot by slot
Your starters lined up against your opponent's, with projections, kickoff times, injury notes, and the matchup rank for every player. The scorecard shows ESPN's win chance, how far ahead or behind you project, and what the number would be if both sides set their best lineup.
Optimize in three steps
Before optimization, current optimization, fully optimized. Each tile shows the lineup, the projected total, and the win chance, with every change itemized and priced. Preview the moves, confirm once, and HuddleWatch writes the lineup to ESPN for you.
Waiver targets that are safe to claim
The best available player at every position, compared against your weakest starter for this week and for the season. Place a waiver claim with a conditional drop: the drop only happens if the claim is awarded, so you never lose a player for nothing.
Live on game day
While games are on, the page refreshes itself every minute. Each player who is playing gets a live chip with running points, the score fills in as games finish, and you can watch the matchup swing without touching ESPN.
Alerts in your inbox
An injury or status change on your roster, with a what-to-do line naming the best bench replacement. Waiver results the moment ESPN processes them. A new-matchup email every Tuesday with the lineup moves and waiver upgrades for the week.
Standings and habits
Every team's week win chance, projected finish, projected points, and what they could score with their best lineup and best add. Plus a history of whether each manager actually optimizes before kickoff, so you know who you are really up against.
Example scorecard
The top of the sheet, every week
Sample numbers from before kickoff: projected 114.2 against 109.3, so 4.9 ahead, and a lineup change worth 4.2 more. Once games start the Score columns fill in live.
A week with HuddleWatch
From the new matchup to the final whistle
- Tuesday
New matchup email
Your opponent, the projections, the lineup ESPN's numbers like best, and the waiver wire upgrades worth a claim.
- Wednesday
Waivers clear
HuddleWatch emails whether each claim was awarded or not, and the page shows the result on the claim itself.
- Thursday
Second look
Injury news lands all week. Every status change triggers an alert with the replacement to start.
- Sunday
Final call, then live
A final lineup email in the morning, then live scores and per-player points through the afternoon and night.
- Monday
The week in the book
The Season tab records the result next to what you were projected before kickoff, so you can see how the calls held up.
Built on ESPN's numbers
No made-up projections
Every projection, score, and win chance on HuddleWatch is ESPN's. What HuddleWatch adds is the work of putting them side by side, running the lineup math, and remembering what the numbers said before kickoff.
ESPN's own matchup probability, recorded before your first change of the week so you can see what the optimization actually moved.
The same projection analysis ESPN shows per player: the chance of a touchdown, of 100 yards, of a big game, and how boom or bust the projection is.
How tough each defense is against each position, one to thirty-two, and used as the tie-break when two lineups project within half a point.
Every team's set lineup versus its best lineup, captured before games start each week, so optimization history is judged on what managers knew at the time.
Pricing
Free for 30 days, then $4.99 for the season
Every feature, every league on your ESPN account, no card needed to start.
One payment covers every week of the season through the Super Bowl. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel.
Get started
Bring your league.
Create a free account, paste the two cookies ESPN uses to sign you in, pick your team, and your call sheet is ready for the week. Your league stays yours: nobody else can see it.