BUF · TEStart Kincaid in Flex
Active status confirmed. The current starter remains questionable; compare both players before making the move.
Seven purpose-built desks remain intact. V2 elevates the decisions that need action, keeps live team intelligence readable, and preserves the audit trail and tools that make Front Office functional.
Shadyville Giants · Week 4 command center
BUF · TEActive status confirmed. The current starter remains questionable; compare both players before making the move.
Dalton KincaidBUF vs BAL · Sun 1:00 PM12.8
Malik NabersNYG at DAL · Mon 8:15 PM14.2The full lineup manager remains here: starters, reserves priority, roster health, projected and current fantasy points, player portraits, and profile popups. V2 changes the frame, not the lineup rules.
Build, review, counter, and audit two- or three-team offers. Capacity conflicts become explicit decisions instead of silent failures, and locked players defer execution without blocking proposals.
Available players, claims, and league movement remain in one focused workspace with exact status, next-game context, fantasy scoring, portraits, search, team, and position controls.
Verified roster highlightKincaid · 24-yard catch+3.4 fantasy points · BUF vs BAL
Verified roster highlightNabers · Red-zone targetPlayer identity matched to your roster.

BUF · TE · Active · vs BAL Sunday 1:00 PM
Move Kincaid into the flex slot before kickoff. The recommendation remains a proposal until you execute it.
Current roster availability and league activity support holding the player. No invented trade value or betting odds are shown.
Official active status, current opponent, recent usage, roster fit, and the displaced starter's designation are the four supporting signals.
The app validates the live lineup again before it changes anything. If the state changed, the user gets an explicit explanation.
No action has been taken. When executed or dismissed, this page records the result and keeps the decision auditable and recoverable.

BUF · TE · Active · 12.8 projected fantasy points
All seven desks, executable decisions, recoverable dismissal, lineup, trades, market, exact roster highlights, activity history, and player-profile popups remain intact.
Briefing becomes an attention-first command center. Secondary controls move to one reusable action sheet while every desk remains directly addressable.
The six decision pages remain six. Any reduction to three requires a separate investigation, concept, and approval so actions and evidence are not lost.