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Weekly Snap.

Fantasy-first. NFL-informed.

Your league.
Brought to
life.

Your league has the stories. We’re building the network that tells them: sharp coverage, sports-show audio, and private intelligence for your next move. From draft day to the toilet bowl, make it a season everyone wants to follow.

In development. For managers and commissioners alike.

THE WEEKLY SNAPVOL. 06
THE LEAGUE
HAS SPOKEN.

The Sunday Club · Week 6 recap

THIS WEEK’S HEADLINE

A statement win.
A one-point escape.

Two very different ways to get the same result. Here’s the week that was.

Fourth & Coffee 128.4vs.Sunday Scaries 127.3
ONE LEAGUE. EVERY STORY.WS / 06
Illustrative sample
Fictional league & results
League stories + NFL context Sports shows + private briefings League memory + competitionsYour league. Your team. Your season.

EDUCATE. ENTERTAIN. INSPIRE.

More than
the final score.

Understand the game. Enjoy the drama. Find your next move. Weekly Snap brings the NFL, your league, and your team into one connected experience, built around the fantasy platform you already use.

01

A network for your league.

Close calls, big wins, and standings drama, with the NFL context that matters. Engaging editions and a produced league show give everyone something to talk about.

02

Intelligence for your next move.

Your private Sideline Report connects performance, injuries, waiver priorities, and lineup choices to your roster, scoring rules, and actual available players. Clear reasoning helps you make the call.

03

A league with a memory.

Results, trades, rivalries, and final bragging rights become a living season record. Optional commissioner notes add the traditions and backstory that scores alone can’t tell.

04

More reasons to stay in it.

A useful league home for shared history and competitions. We’re planning commissioner-run toilet bowls scored from your fantasy results, alongside coverage of existing consolation brackets.

ONE NETWORK. THREE PERSPECTIVES.

The big picture. Your part in it.

A player injury is NFL news, a shift in your league’s outlook, and a decision for your roster. We connect those layers, keeping league stories shared and personal recommendations private.

Around the NFL

Consequential news, player developments, and football stories worth knowing. Understand what happened and why it matters to fantasy.

Around Your League

The upsets, standings shifts, rivalries, and races that belong to your league. Real results set the stakes, from the championship to the toilet bowl.

Your Sideline Report

A private look at your team and the decisions ahead. Roster-aware analysis turns the week’s developments into useful next steps, with uncertainty explained.

MEET THE WEEKLY SNAP NETWORK

Your league.
On the air.

Familiar voices. Real stakes. A show you look forward to. Produced audio is central to the experience we’re building, with recurring hosts, signature music, and stories written for listening.

Planned audio uses AI-generated voices. Launch timing and formats are still being developed.

THE BROADCAST BOOTH · SHARED

Two hosts. Your league’s show.

A lead anchor frames the stories; a color analyst brings perspective, debate, and humor. The official host duo follows your league’s action, with an editorial tone your commissioner chooses. No production work required.

THE SIDELINE REPORTER · PRIVATE

A familiar voice in your corner.

A consistent correspondent delivers short, private briefings on your team: what changed, what matters, and what to consider next. The context comes from your roster, league rules, and upcoming matchup.

A satisfying read in your inbox. Richer stories and season history on the web. A sports show crafted for your headphones.

THE WEEK WE’RE BUILDING

Three editions. One useful rhythm.

Each send has a job to do. The planned season rhythm brings useful editions to email and the web, with audio alongside appropriate editions. Personal sections stay private to you.

AFTER THE WEEK’S ACTION

The main recap.

The league’s results and stories, meaningful NFL context, and your private team breakdown with waiver targets ahead of the next claims.

AFTER WAIVERS PROCESS

The waiver recap.

Completed claims, pickups, notable drops, and FAAB outcomes where supported. A short read on what the moves mean for the league and your team.

SATURDAY OR EARLY SUNDAY

Your weekend brief.

Private preparation for kickoff: lineup decisions, injury context, and your next opponent, using the information available when the edition is written.

A TASTE OF THE SNAP

One week.
Two perspectives.

A story everyone can share, then a private look at what it means for your team. These fictional examples show the experience we’re building.

Read the league story See the personal perspective
The Sunday ClubWEEK 6 · SAMPLE

THE WEEK THAT WAS

One point.
A whole lot of bragging rights.

Fourth & Coffee edged Sunday Scaries by 1.1 points. Not comfortable. Not pretty. Still a win—and one this league won’t let either team forget.

Fourth & Coffee128.4THE NARROW ESCAPE
Sunday Scaries127.3THE TOUGH BREAK

THE STATEMENT

A little breathing room.

Red Zone Regulars put up 156.8, the week’s highest score. A 34.6-point win is a good way to take the suspense out of Sunday.

THE BENCH WATCH

The points that stayed home.

Sunday Scaries left 24.6 points on the bench. That doesn’t make every lineup choice a mistake. It does make a one-point loss sting.

That’s your week. See you at the next snap.Weekly Snap.
Sunday Scaries · Your teamPRIVATE · SAMPLE

YOUR POST-WEEK BREAKDOWN

A tough loss.
A clear next step.

You came within 1.1 points of a win. The next priority is depth: in this fictional roster, both starting running backs share a Week 9 bye.

YOUR WAIVER PRIORITY

Plan for the gap.

Use the open bench spot to add running back cover before Week 9. Your waiver targets would come from players actually available in your league, weighed against your roster needs and scoring settings.

Your team analysis stays yours.Weekly Snap.

FOR MANAGERS. FOR COMMISSIONERS.

Start with your team.
Bring the league along.

  1. 1

    Get your own perspective.

    The plan: connect your fantasy account, choose your league and team, and get personal editions. You can start even if your commissioner hasn’t joined.

  2. 2

    Give the league a shared voice.

    Invite your commissioner, or connect as one from the start. Choose the editorial tone and optionally add rivalries, traditions, or weekly notes. The network takes care of publishing, without a weekly editing chore.

  3. 3

    Keep everyone in the story.

    Follow the championship race and the toilet bowl together. Give the league a home for competitions and shared history, from the first draft-day hopes to the final bragging rights.

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Before the snap.

Can I use Weekly Snap today?

Weekly Snap is in development. This page shares the product direction and a sample of the experience we’re building. Join the launch list for updates on publications, produced audio, personal intelligence, and league features. Launch scope and timing are still being decided.

Which fantasy platforms are planned?

Yahoo Fantasy is our first integration. The focus is getting the league connection, weekly cadence, and personal guidance right before expanding to more platforms.

What will the audio experience be like?

We’re building a produced sports show with two recurring AI-voiced network hosts, plus private briefings from a consistent sideline reporter. Each format gets its own script, drawing on the same facts as the written editions. Audio can accompany the weekly editions; exact formats and launch timing remain open.

How much work is this for the commissioner?

The intended default is simple: connect the league and choose its editorial tone. The official network brings its hosts and production package. Optional notes, rivalries, and traditions add your league’s character without requiring weekly editing or approval.

Does my commissioner need to join first?

The intended experience lets you use personal features independently. You’ll be able to invite your commissioner to activate the shared publication and league competition controls. Commissioners can also bring the league on directly.

What if our league already has a consolation bracket?

We’re planning to follow your platform’s existing consolation or toilet bowl results, with the option for commissioners to create a separate competition using the league’s fantasy scores. That gives teams left out of the existing format something to play for. Participants and bracket rules are still being designed.

How will plans work?

We’re planning separate league and individual plans: one for the shared publication, network experience, and commissioner tools; one for private analysis and personal briefings. We also want to make it easy for managers to contribute to the league subscription. Pricing and launch features are still being worked out.

Are the sample scores real?

The samples use fictional league names, teams, scores, and roster details to illustrate the shared and personal reading experiences.

YOUR LEAGUE. YOUR TEAM. YOUR SEASON.

A league worth following.
A season worth keeping.

Managing a team or running the league? Get launch updates as we bring the vision to life.

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