One fix on top of 2.0.1.

FIXED
The "Move All Eligible to IR" button counted players from the saved player list, which is refreshed once a day, so on the morning after a week ends it was still reading last week's injury designations. The button would offer moves in a dozen leagues and then find nothing when you clicked it, because those players had gone from Out to Questionable overnight. It now checks the players it is about to name before it shows a number.

A fix release for the first weeks of the season, mostly about moving to the next week at the right time.

FIXED
A player left on your IR slot who is no longer IR eligible, because he came off the real NFL injury list or his designation cleared, makes Sleeper reject every lineup change in that league. QuickManager had stopped counting that as a problem, so the Fix Illegal Rosters button never appeared and applying a lineup just failed. It is flagged again, the button repairs it, and autosub names the leagues it cannot manage until you do.
QuickManager now moves to the next week overnight after Monday's game, when Sleeper updates standings. It used to wait until Sleeper's own app changed weeks, which comes later, so lineups, autosub, the waiver tools and Power Rankings were still working on the week that had just been played. The scoreboard still shows last week's final scores until Sleeper moves on.
Power Rankings could count the week that just ended twice, once in each team's record and again in the simulation. If you ran it in the days right after a week ended, run it again for corrected playoff odds.
A dashboard left open, including autosub in Away Mode and the scoreboard in its own window, now notices when a new week starts. Before, it stayed on the week it was opened on until you clicked back into it.
Refresh Rosters now picks up a new week as well.
On a phone, Standings squeezed the team names out of view. Names now stay readable and the rest of the table scrolls sideways.
The Free Agent Radar's Rest of season view was labelled as weeks 1 to 18. It now shows the weeks it actually averages, from this week on.

QuickManager 2.0 is the biggest update so far. It adds autosub, a live scoreboard and standings, and a long list of fixes to how injuries and locked games are handled.

NEW: Autosub
Inactives come out about 90 minutes before kickoff. Autosub watches the leagues you pick during that window. When a starter is ruled out, it puts your best available bench player in his place, fills empty slots, and can move players who are out onto IR. Choose Log only to see what it would do, Approval to decide each change yourself, or Away Mode to let it act. Everything it does goes to an inbox, and it tells you when a slot could not be fixed. It never makes waiver claims and never moves anyone off your taxi squad. Autosub runs while QuickManager is open in your browser and is part of Pro.

NEW: Live scoreboard
Every matchup you are in, with live scores and your chance of winning from here. Open a matchup for each player's points, projection and stat line as his game goes. On a computer, pop the scoreboard out into its own window.

NEW: Standings
Standings for every league now sit on the Season tab next to Power Rankings, with playoff odds from your last run. Click a league to open it, or a team to open its roster.

NEW: Lineup Upgrades
A button on the Waivers tab checks every league for free agents who would start for you this week, names the slot they would take, and puts them on your Waiver Board to bid on.

NEW: Update notice
QuickManager now tells you when a newer version is ready and can reload onto it for you.

IMPROVED
Injury designations are read live from Sleeper instead of from a player list that refreshed once a day.
The lineup optimizer no longer starts a player who has been ruled out, and never touches a player whose game has already started.
Leagues that also play the league median each week now count those games in playoff odds.
On the Gameday board you can ignore a suggested move. It comes back if the case for it changes.
The Gameday board no longer goes blank while it refreshes.
Applying a lineup that would take a player off your taxi squad now asks first and names who is affected.

FIXED
Some legal rosters were reported as illegal, most often with a player on IR.
The Lineup Editor offered taxi squad players as starters, and the save failed.

Injury designations are now read live from Sleeper.

NEW — Live injury status
Every screen that decides something from an injury designation now reads it
live, instead of from a player list that refreshed once a day. On a Sunday
morning that was the difference between the Gameday board flagging a starter
who had just been ruled out and showing him as perfectly healthy with a full
projection beside his name.

It reaches the Gameday board, the Lineup Editor, the illegal-roster check and
the "move everyone eligible to IR" scan — anywhere a decision turns on whether
somebody is actually playing. The Gameday board says when it checked, and says
so just as plainly if it could not, so a board running on older data never
looks like one that is up to date.

FIXED — The Lineup Editor offered taxi squad players as starters
Sleeper will not start a taxi player, so the save simply failed. They were
appearing in every slot dropdown, and the editor's Optimize button would build
a whole lineup around one. Taxi and IR players already sitting in a lineup are
still shown, so a roster that needs fixing can still be fixed.

NEW — A warning before anyone leaves your taxi squad
With "Exclude Taxi Squad from Optimization" switched off, applying a lineup
that starts a taxi player also takes him off the taxi squad — and in leagues
that don't allow veterans on taxi, that cannot be undone. The optimizer now
names exactly who is affected in which league and asks first. Applying across
several leagues asks once, with everything listed, rather than once per league.

FIXED — Best ball leagues no longer appear in the Gameday board's warnings.

Sleeper sets a best ball lineup for you automatically each week, so there are
no starters to read and every slot was being reported as an empty one that
needed attention. Best ball leagues are now skipped on that board, the same
way the Mass Lineup Optimizer already skips them, and the board says how many
were left out.

Ready for the season — a round of interface work ahead of kickoff.

NEW — Positional breakdown
Click any position in a league's power rankings to open the whole league in
that one slot: every manager ranked by what it is projected to produce, with
the players carrying it listed beside them. Sortable by any column, and it
counts the starting slots your league actually uses — so SUPERFLEX is ranked
on its own instead of being folded into FLEX.

NEW — Trades, start to finish
Point the trade simulator at a specific manager and their roster becomes a
selectable list, their draft picks come into play, and you can send the offer
without rebuilding it in the Trade Factory — with a direct message attached if
you want one. Every trade the extension sends now stops at a summary of what
is moving each way before it goes.

NEW — Take the numbers with you
Export your starters one row per team, per starting slot, per contributing
player — as a CSV, or as a spreadsheet with each league on its own sheet.
Saved power rankings pages now carry the positional breakdown with them.

IMPROVED
• Teams and managers are named together, in one consistent format, everywhere
the extension mentions either.
• FAAB moves as a proper part of a trade, and an attached trade offer carries
players, draft picks and waiver budget.
• League filters no longer offer options that would return nothing.

FIXED
• Attached trade messages came back blank after reloading Sleeper.
• Several columns in the power rankings CSV export were always empty.
• A cached-results notice in Power Rankings was cut off and unreachable.

Bug fixes and accuracy improvements, mostly for large and IDP leagues.

Fixed
• Power Rankings could freeze the page on very large leagues. A 32-team IDP dynasty league took roughly three minutes of locked-up tab to project a season; it now takes a few seconds, stays responsive throughout, and shows a running percentage instead of a stalled progress line. Results are identical — this was wasted work, not a change to the math.
• IDP players listed at two positions (DL/LB, DB/LB — most edge rushers and hybrid defenders) could only ever be placed in the first of the two. They now fill either slot, the same as they do on Sleeper, which means optimal lineups and Power Rankings no longer undervalue rosters that carry them.
• Defenders were treated as unstartable in IDP leagues by the waiver scan's "only leagues that start this position" filter and by the Free Agent Radar's scoring, because granular positions (DE, OLB, CB) were never matched to their DL/LB/DB roster slots.

Improved
• Playoff odds now account for divisions. Sleeper guarantees every division winner a playoff spot and seeds them ahead of teams with better records, which was not being modeled — checked against seven completed seasons of real division leagues, the old method named the wrong playoff field in five of them. Both the season simulation and the Trade Impact Simulator use the new seeding.
• Power Rankings now tells you how much of your league Sleeper actually projects each week. Unprojected players score zero in every simulated week, and that used to be indistinguishable from a genuinely weak player — a real problem in IDP leagues, where Sleeper publishes weekly projections for only about 400 defenders league-wide.
• Leagues configured with more divisions than playoff spots are now flagged, since some division winner is guaranteed to miss and it is usually a league setup mistake worth raising with your commissioner.

Improved Positional Analytics: Refactored positional production and Power Rankings to group players by their actual assigned roster slot category (including unified flex slots) rather than raw NFL positions, eliminating data skew.

Power Rankings & Depth Fixes: Fixed cumulative point calculations and layout alignment for depth-adjusted positional production in the Power Rankings detail modal.

Bye Week Analysis Fix: Resolved an issue where the Bye Week conflict scanner failed to read player dictionaries, ensuring full and accurate schedule checks across all active leagues.

General Stability: Performance optimizations, UI layout refinements, and bug fixes for multi-league syncing.

Improved Positional Analytics: Refactored positional production and Power Rankings to group players by their actual assigned roster slot category (including unified flex slots) rather than raw NFL positions, eliminating data skew.

Power Rankings & Depth Fixes: Fixed cumulative point calculations and layout alignment for depth-adjusted positional production in the Power Rankings detail modal.

Bye Week Analysis Fix: Resolved an issue where the Bye Week conflict scanner failed to read player dictionaries, ensuring full and accurate schedule checks across all active leagues.

General Stability: Performance optimizations, UI layout refinements, and bug fixes for multi-league syncing.

New: Matchups & Power Rankings tab. See this week's matchup and win probability for every league at once, then run a full season simulation to find out which leagues are still genuinely in play. Includes simulated playoff odds, a cross-league table ranking every roster by how much attention it's actually worth right now, and a detail view with a fan chart of the whole simulated season and a position-by-position breakdown against your league.

New: Player Portfolio. See every player you own across every league at once, and how exposed you actually are to each one.

New: League View. Real standings for any league, with a lucky-versus-unlucky signal and every team clickable straight to their roster and draft picks.

New: Draft picks now show their exact slot (e.g. "1.05, 5th overall") wherever the draft order is already set, instead of just the round.

New: Spy Mode. Look up another manager's roster read-only, with anything that could act on their behalf automatically disabled.

New: Optional cap on total FAAB spend across a whole board of waiver claims.

Improved: Free Agent Radar now filters by NFL team, can include already-rostered players for trade scouting, and results are no longer capped at 15.

Improved: full support for IDP leagues (DL, LB, DB) throughout lineup optimization and rankings.

Fixed: several accuracy issues in the Mass Lineup Optimizer's results and in preseason week handling.

New in this version:

The Waiver Board — build a list of players you want, and get an editable claim for each one across every league they're available in. Change the drop from a dropdown, or add your own fallback attempt if your first plan doesn't land.
Manage claims you've already submitted right from the Waiver Board — edit the bid, change the drop, or cancel, with a running total of your real exposure against your budget.
Mass Drop — cut a player from every league you own them in, in one action. Suggested Drops flags anyone on your rosters who's no longer on an NFL roster at all.
Build From a Ranking — an optional tool that works out a full sequence of waiver claims from a simple drag-and-rank against your own bench.
Autofill bids from a max percentage of budget you set once per player.
IR eligibility now correctly includes players still in your starting lineup, not just the bench.
League scoring settings shown inline wherever you're making roster or waiver decisions, and clearer preseason week labeling.

-Fixed a logic bug that didn't properly recognize players on IR

Minor Fixes.

Fixed compatibility for bestball leagues.

Added extra checks against dropping players