Today — 2026-10-23 ET
20-0 ratings on the table. Best roster wins — the numbers game.
How the Leaderboard Works
Every completed roster is scored and ranked. Your total score combines wins, weighted heavily, with the overall quality of your offense and defense — so a 20-0 perfect season sits at the top, but a strong 18-2 roster can still place well.
Classic and Gridiron IQ have separate boards, because drafting blind is a different challenge that deserves its own ranking. Use the filters to switch between today's board and the all-time hall.
How a result is ordered
Wins are the first signal because the game is a perfect-season challenge. Offense and defense then break close results, so two rosters with the same record may finish in a different order. The displayed grade is a compact summary of the simulated record; the methodology page publishes the exact weights and replacement rules.
| Place | Record | Grade | Why it appears here |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 20-0 | S | Perfect record; the strongest result in this example |
| 2 | 18-2 | A | Two losses, but a balanced roster keeps the score high |
| 3 | 17-3 | B+ | Competitive record; side averages decide the tie-break range |
Today versus all time
Today shows the current Eastern Time challenge and is the quickest way to compare a shared seed with friends. All Time shows the best completed runs retained for that mode. Empty boards are a valid starting state, not a missing page: the first completed roster creates the first row.
Only completed submissions are ranked. Nicknames are optional public labels, and a result link opens the saved roster without exposing private account information. For the model, source policy, and correction history, read the published methodology and NFL guides.