Week-by-week opportunity map, team inventory, portfolio scenarios and end-of-season reserves. Read assumptions and limitations before using a scenario.
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DAL is a classic timing asset: a strong apex without many other premium uses.
Record 9
week
9
source class
projected_spread_equivalent
scarcity
abundant
primary
SEA vs ARI
primary spread
12.9
secondary
DET at MIA
secondary spread
9
planning note
One of the deepest projected weeks; flexible premium teams can be spent selectively.
Record 10
week
10
source class
projected_spread_equivalent
scarcity
abundant
primary
LAR at ARI
primary spread
9.9
secondary
BUF at NYJ
secondary spread
7.5
planning note
IND is another timing asset that can preserve BUF/LAR if its probability holds.
Record 11
week
11
source class
projected_spread_equivalent
scarcity
abundant
primary
BUF vs MIA
primary spread
12.6
secondary
KC vs ARI
secondary spread
10.7
planning note
This is why BUF, KC, and LAC have high replacement value, but the slate has several substitutes.
Record 12
week
12
source class
projected_spread_equivalent
scarcity
bottleneck
primary
JAX vs TEN
primary spread
6.8
secondary
CIN vs NO
secondary spread
4.5
planning note
No projected seven-point favorite. Preserve JAX on entries that do not use it in Week 1, or retain another credible route.
Record 13
week
13
source class
projected_spread_equivalent
scarcity
medium
primary
DEN vs MIA
primary spread
10.8
secondary
PHI at ARI
secondary spread
8
planning note
DEN and PHI are the clearest projected anchors; uncertainty ±3.5 points.
Record 14
week
14
source class
projected_spread_equivalent
scarcity
abundant
primary
DET vs TEN
primary spread
8.8
secondary
SEA vs NYG
secondary spread
7.7
planning note
Another high-value DET window; preserve DET on entries where Week 1 alternatives exist.
Record 15
week
15
source class
projected_spread_equivalent
scarcity
medium
primary
GB vs MIA
primary spread
11.1
secondary
LAR vs DAL
secondary spread
5.5
planning note
GB is a valuable Week 15 timing asset; uncertainty ±4.5 points.
Record 16
week
16
source class
projected_spread_equivalent
scarcity
abundant
primary
BAL vs CLE
primary spread
9.6
secondary
LAC at MIA
secondary spread
7.8
planning note
BAL and LAC retain late-season value; NO can become a timing alternative if its team quality improves.
Record 17
week
17
source class
projected_spread_equivalent
scarcity
bottleneck
primary
BUF at MIA
primary spread
9.4
secondary
SEA at CAR
secondary spread
5.1
planning note
Only one projected seven-point-class favorite. BUF is a scarce-week asset unless another route emerges.
Record 18
week
18
source class
structural_terminal
scarcity
six-team-reserve
primary
NE vs MIA
primary spread
10.8
secondary
BUF vs NYJ
secondary spread
10.7
planning note
Structural projection only. Preserve a six-team package; starter rest and playoff motivation will dominate in January.
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