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Week-by-week opportunity map, team inventory, portfolio scenarios and end-of-season reserves. Read assumptions and limitations before using a scenario.
Source date: 2026-08-22 · time unavailable
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| Field path | Value & type |
|---|---|
| $["weeks"][5]["source_class"] | lookahead_marketstring |
| $["weeks"][5]["scarcity"] | abundantstring |
| $["weeks"][5]["primary"] | LAR vs ARIstring |
| $["weeks"][5]["primary_spread"] | 13.5number |
| $["weeks"][5]["secondary"] | NE vs NYJstring |
| $["weeks"][5]["secondary_spread"] | 9.5number |
| $["weeks"][5]["planning_note"] | An unusually deep slate; avoid burning a scarce Week 12 or Week 17 asset here.string |
| $["weeks"][6]["week"] | 7number |
| $["weeks"][6]["source_class"] | projected_spread_equivalentstring |
| $["weeks"][6]["scarcity"] | mediumstring |
| $["weeks"][6]["primary"] | DEN at ARIstring |
| $["weeks"][6]["primary_spread"] | 7.6number |
| $["weeks"][6]["secondary"] | LAR at LVstring |
| $["weeks"][6]["secondary_spread"] | 7.4number |
| $["weeks"][6]["planning_note"] | Projection uncertainty ±2.5 points; retain alternate paths.string |
| $["weeks"][7]["week"] | 8number |
| $["weeks"][7]["source_class"] | projected_spread_equivalentstring |
| $["weeks"][7]["scarcity"] | abundantstring |
| $["weeks"][7]["primary"] | DAL vs ARIstring |
| $["weeks"][7]["primary_spread"] | 9.3number |
| $["weeks"][7]["secondary"] | NE at MIAstring |
| $["weeks"][7]["secondary_spread"] | 7.6number |
| $["weeks"][7]["planning_note"] | DAL is a classic timing asset: a strong apex without many other premium uses.string |
| $["weeks"][8]["week"] | 9number |
| $["weeks"][8]["source_class"] | projected_spread_equivalentstring |
| $["weeks"][8]["scarcity"] | abundantstring |
| $["weeks"][8]["primary"] | SEA vs ARIstring |
| $["weeks"][8]["primary_spread"] | 12.9number |
| $["weeks"][8]["secondary"] | DET at MIAstring |
| $["weeks"][8]["secondary_spread"] | 9number |
| $["weeks"][8]["planning_note"] | One of the deepest projected weeks; flexible premium teams can be spent selectively.string |
| $["weeks"][9]["week"] | 10number |
| $["weeks"][9]["source_class"] | projected_spread_equivalentstring |
| $["weeks"][9]["scarcity"] | abundantstring |
| $["weeks"][9]["primary"] | LAR at ARIstring |
| $["weeks"][9]["primary_spread"] | 9.9number |
| $["weeks"][9]["secondary"] | BUF at NYJstring |
| $["weeks"][9]["secondary_spread"] | 7.5number |
| $["weeks"][9]["planning_note"] | IND is another timing asset that can preserve BUF/LAR if its probability holds.string |
| $["weeks"][10]["week"] | 11number |
| $["weeks"][10]["source_class"] | projected_spread_equivalentstring |
| $["weeks"][10]["scarcity"] | abundantstring |
| $["weeks"][10]["primary"] | BUF vs MIAstring |
| $["weeks"][10]["primary_spread"] | 12.6number |
| $["weeks"][10]["secondary"] | KC vs ARIstring |
| $["weeks"][10]["secondary_spread"] | 10.7number |
| $["weeks"][10]["planning_note"] | This is why BUF, KC, and LAC have high replacement value, but the slate has several substitutes.string |
| $["weeks"][11]["week"] | 12number |
| $["weeks"][11]["source_class"] | projected_spread_equivalentstring |
| $["weeks"][11]["scarcity"] | bottleneckstring |
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