Methodology

The standings say what happened. This asks who is good now.

Every week still to be played, scored off each roster's best possible lineup and indexed so the strongest roster in your league reads 100.

The method

Five decisions, none of them dials

There is nothing to tune here — no weights, no thresholds, no commissioner settings. What there is instead is five choices, each of which somebody could reasonably have made differently.

The question
Who is actually good right now?
How it is scored
For every week still to be played, each roster's best possible lineup is scored, those totals are added up, and the league is indexed so the strongest roster reads 100.
Best lineup, not whole roster
Best lineup rather than whole roster, because depth at a position you can only start one of is not strength.
How fresh the roster is
The roster is the most recent week the archive has lineups for — not a live one. The archive is only ever as fresh as the last sync, and a page that pretended otherwise would be lying about a waiver claim processed this morning.
Against the standings
Standings rank minus power rank is the interesting column: positive means the roster is better than the record, which is a team on the way up.

Power ranking questions

What the table gets asked

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