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Sports Reimagined
Laurel’s intelligence is built in-house — the projection engine, the metrics, the models, the agents — and it runs on the best data in football. Most fantasy tools re-serve someone else’s projections. We start from the best source available and build our own on top of it.
That is why Laurel can answer a question about your league instead of a generic one — your scoring, your roster, your matchup — and why one environment replaces the six tabs you have open right now.
Gain the edge. In fantasy, the gap between a good season and a trophy is a handful of decisions. Laurel is built to win you those.
Decision Impact
A fantasy season ends with a record that tells you almost nothing. You went 9–5 — were you sharp, or did you draft well in August and coast? Laurel takes your season apart and shows you where the points actually came from.
What the roster you drafted would have scored if you had never touched it again.
Every point your acquisitions added on top of that — or cost you.
What you gained or gave away choosing who to start each week.
The part that was never yours to control, separated out instead of blamed.
They add up to your season — the whole thing, reconciled. So “I got unlucky” stops being an argument and becomes a number you can look at.
The same engine tracks how you manage over time and turns it into badges for the things you are actually good at — drafting, working the wire, winning trades, setting a lineup. They are ranked against the managers in your league, they are earned rather than handed out, and they are the start of a real record of your fantasy career.
Import from Sleeper or ESPN once. Laurel picks up your scoring settings, roster and matchups, and every tool works from that same picture.
Who is actually worth a claim in your league — ranked against what your roster is missing, not against a global points list.
Whether a trade helps you, which side it helps more, and what it costs you at the position you would be thinning out.
Your lineup call for the week, with the floor case and the ceiling case for each option instead of one number.
When a starter is ruled out, the replacement that fits your roster and this week’s matchup — answered before kickoff.
Alongside them: live scores and fantasy matchups as they happen, research dashboards you build yourself, and an assistant you can just ask — “should I trade Chase for Gibbs?” — that knows which of your teams you mean.