Green is stronger; red signals excess draft capital at that position.
Use draft data, not player takes.
Draft slot sets the expected score. Team, position, format, schedule, and your roster create the answer.
Baseline value.
Historical team-position schedule signal.
The weekly schedule curve.
Site-specific scoring.
Realistic RB, WR, TE, and QB ranges.
Slots, weekly strengths, and playoff paths already owned.
No analyst consensus.
No outside projection feed.
A draft slot becomes 17 weekly outcomes.
Fifteen years of year-over-year defensive metrics produce a weekly team-position environment. Draft round sets the baseline; schedule and position variance create the floor and ceiling.
- Stacked weekly projection
- Optimized full-roster score for each week.
- Position breakdown
- The same score split into RB, WR, TE, and QB.
- TEAM total
- All nine playable lineup slots evaluated together.
The roster decides what the next player is worth.
DOGMATH solves the slots already drafted, adds each candidate, and measures the difference. The same player can have different value for two rosters.
roster + candidate − Optimized score
current roster = Points added
to this build
Optimal-scoring points added across the season.
Shared high-scoring environments with the roster.
Each team-position schedule tested against that group.
Each team tested across all nine lineup slots.
Map the playoff matchups behind Weeks 15‑17.
Playoff correlation maps matchup connections for Weeks 15-17 game stacks. Each direct matchup receives the selected week weight, then DOGMATH follows two more overlap layers. It is separate from weekly game-environment scores.
- Direct matchup
- Your roster's playoff opponents.
- First overlap
- Matchups attached to those opponents.
- Second overlap
- The next connected matchup layer.
One color system connects the Solver and Premium Extension.
Position colors identify the model. Signal colors show value, correlation, stack state, or market movement.
Green is direct, purple is QB-linked, and gray has no visible connection.
Floor, Ceiling, Playoff +/-, and Playoff Cor combined from 0 to 5.
TEAM marks a team drafted. STACK marks QB links; outlines show larger stacks.
40.4▼ 1.3
42.5
Direction, movement, and current ADP. It does not change DOGMATH's score.
SITE or CONTEST ownership, plus combo exposure with your Round 1-4 picks. Exposure never changes DOGMATH's score.
DOGMATH exposes the choice instead of hiding it.
Premium lets you weight each lane. UD Default is 0.50 Floor, 0.20 Ceiling, 0.10 Playoff +/-, and 0.20 Playoff Cor. Profiles 1-3 are saved by site. Weights must total 1.00.
Weak-week points added.
Rewards stability.Shared high-scoring environments.
Rewards spike-week upside.Floor and ceiling for Weeks 15-17.
Uses DOGMATH schedule strength.Connected playoff matchup paths.
Week values are saved by contest.Premium uses the position-agnostic TEAM model.
The comparison becomes position-specific.
DOGMATH shows the tradeoff; no single pill is a command.
Ownership is context, not an input.
Exposure Lab measures synced teams by site, contest, opening picks, and player combinations. Its percentages never change the Solver.
A decision model, not a promise.
DOGMATH tests what each pick adds consistently. It cannot guarantee performance, results, or winnings.