Think you can run the team better?
Pick any of the 32. Cut who you want, chase the free agents you want, work the phones and run all seven rounds — against a real cap sheet, with 31 AI front offices bidding against you. Then it grades what you did.
No signup to start. See what Pro unlocks.
See your team from the ownership level.
Your roster grade, your cap number and how many cuts you still owe the league, sitting over a depth chart you can drag. The weak spot names itself before you go and fix it.
1,331 players priced against the going rate, position-adjusted, last repriced 31 Aug 2026. Best value in the league: LAR, +$97M. Worst: JAX, −$81M.
Pick your team, manage the budget.
Real 2026 numbers for all 32, and the teams in trouble are the interesting ones. That one figure decides whether your offseason is shopping or surgery. Pick a team and it is your problem.
Every contract priced against the going rate, position-adjusted.
Build your ideal roster.
Three levers and one budget. Extend your own before they walk, sign the holes you cannot draft, and cut the deals you regret. These are the prices Be A GM charges you, so a bargain here is a bargain in the game.
1,214 players hit free agency in 2026. 598 of them are still unsigned, and every player under contract is priced for an extension too.
Dominate the draft.
You are on the clock with your real picks and your real holes. Take the board value, take the need, or trade the pick — and 31 AI front offices are picking against you while you decide. Every round, every pick.
457 prospects ranked for 2027, by the model rather than the consensus.
Every trade gets measured.
Points both ways, then the cap consequence underneath. Most trades people argue about are fine on value and impossible on money. Parsons for Lamb grades 53%. Jefferson for Garrett Wilson grades 12%. The difference is not talent.
Graded on value, cap and fit — and it tells you what it would take to close the gap.
The numbers don’t lie.
Put any player against the whole field on any two numbers you care about, and the chart draws itself off the same data the models run on. Every dot has a player page behind it: contract detail, cap hits, career earnings, model score.
Drawn from the same tables the rankings run on, so a chart and a ranking can never disagree.
