StickToTheModelv1.0 · JUL 2026 · LIVING DOC, UPDATES AS WE SHIP
A year of content ideas. The tools to make them.
You make NFL content. We build NFL tools that settle arguments: sims, rankings, trade machines, daily games. This is the map of what to make with them, month by month. Steal freely.
The season, six windows. Jump in wherever it is right now.
Two ways to use this
Stuck for a topic? Browse a window for the idea. Already have the take? Use the tool to prove it, on camera, with receipts.
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Every sim and rankings page produces share cards built for content. No attribution required, no permission needed. It looks good on stream; that's the point.
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We build creator-specific views: your team, your league's rules, your recurring segment. Ask. It usually ships in days, not months.
Jul – Aug · Training Camp & Best Ball
Camp battles and draft-prep season
The argument right now: who wins the WR3 job, who makes the 53, and who's a best ball value or a landmine. Fantasy drafts start firing in August.
Defend or destroy: our best ball top 100 vs ADP
"The model has this guy 30 spots above where he's being drafted. Here's why it's right (or insane)."
The movePull the rankings, pick the 5 biggest gaps vs market, argue each one. Disagreement IS the content. Works weekly as ranks shift.
"Every year someone's ADP is a trap. This year it's..." Courage sells in August.
The moveRun bust evaluation, pick the three highest-drafted names it flags, make the case. Revisit in December for the victory lap (or the apology video, which also prints).
The argument right now: is the hot start real, is the slow start a panic, and who do I start in Week 3. Everything is small-sample and everyone is certain.
Overreaction Monday, with receipts
"Everyone's crowning this offense after two weeks. The trends say hold on."
The moveTake Sunday's loudest take, pull the player trends page, and confirm or kill it with the actual usage data. Same segment every Monday, all season.
"Don't take my word for it, here's the projection and here's why it disagrees with the consensus."
The moveWeekly start/sit content backed by the projections and stat predictor instead of vibes. Your calls get a track record, which becomes its own content.
The argument right now: who's a buyer, who's a seller, and what would it actually cost. The deadline is the highest-engagement non-game moment of the season.
The deadline big board: who's actually available
"Here are the 15 most likely players to move, and where they fit."
The moveStart from the deadline candidates list, pick your top movers, then use the trade analyzer to price each one. Post one deal per day leading into the deadline.
Trades drop all day. Grade each one within minutes while everyone is searching for reactions.
The moveAs each real trade breaks, rebuild it in the analyzer on stream and grade it instantly. Speed is the whole edge; the tool gives you a verdict before the pundits type a tweet.
The argument right now: who's the MVP, who's on a Hall of Fame pace, who makes the playoffs, and which coach is toast. Award debates are legacy debates, and legacy debates never die.
The MVP case, argued with an actual standard
"MVP isn't a vibes award. Here's the bar, and here's who clears it."
The moveUse the MVP standard page to frame the race: who clears the historical bar, who's riding narrative. Update monthly as the race moves.
"Here's every way your team makes it. Yes, it involves rooting for the Jets."
The moveRun your team's realistic paths in the playoff machine, walk the scenarios on camera. Weekly from Thanksgiving on, and demand spikes every Sunday night.
The argument right now: who does my team take, what would you trade to move up, and who's the steal. This is the biggest content window of the NFL calendar and the tools were built for it.
The full 7-round mock, on camera
"I ran your team's whole draft. Round 4 is where it gets spicy." The #1 format in NFL content, period.
The moveRun the sim with trades on, narrate your logic pick by pick, post the graded share card. One video per team = 32 videos, each targeted at a fanbase that HAS to react.
"I fixed the Cowboys in 20 minutes: cap cuts, free agency, and the draft." Full-offseason fantasy for grown-ups.
The moveTake one struggling team, run the complete offseason sim (cuts, signings, trades, draft), present the finished roster as your plan. Fans share it to argue with it.
Multiplayer rooms: your subscribers control the other war rooms. Chaos, and it's YOUR chaos.
The moveCreate a multiplayer draft room, drop the join link to your community, draft live on stream. The join link is the CTA and the show at the same time.
"The consensus has him top 10. He's not in my top 20, and here's the data."
The movePut the STM big board next to your own rankings, argue the biggest gaps. Use the community consensus page to show what the fans think, then dunk on it (or agree, occasionally).
The argument right now: nothing is happening, which means everything is up for debate. Redos, grades, and hypotheticals carry the slow months.
Fix the Franchise: redo a draft everyone remembers
"It's 2017. You're the Bears. Do you still trade up for Trubisky?" Hindsight is the most reliable engagement machine in sports.
The movePlay the daily Fix the Franchise scenario on camera: you re-run a real historical draft, then get scored against what the real GM did and the optimal path. Your L is content. Your W is content.
"Could the 2007 Patriots go 17-0 today?" The dead zone runs on time machines.
The moveUse the games and historical data as segment engines: build a 17-0 team, blind-resume two legends, make chat guess. Low prep, high replay value.
Formats you can run every single week regardless of the calendar. These are the ones to make yours: same segment, same day, every week, until your audience expects it.
Daily games as a stream opener or challenge
Wordle-style NFL games: the grid, blind resumes, "where'd he go", stat match. Chat plays along; scores are instantly comparable.
The moveOpen every stream with the daily game. Challenge a rival creator's score. Post your streak. It's a two-minute segment that builds a daily habit for you AND your audience.
Every group chat has one of these running. Be the one who ends it.
The moveTake the comparison your comments keep fighting about, put both players side by side, declare a winner. Ask for next week's matchup in the comments: self-refilling format.