One Article a Week, and a Place to Look Things Up
What's New stops arriving daily. From now on it's one roundup every Monday — features first, fixes under them, a line each — and the how-to for anything new lives on its own page in Guides.
The Full Story
New this week
- Guides is a new section: one how-to page per feature, written once and kept current, instead of instructions buried in a dated announcement. How to use it.
- What's New now publishes once a week instead of once per change — one Monday roundup per league, a line per change, with the detail behind a link.
- Every add, drop, trade and waiver claim in one place, filterable by team and type. Read the full story.
- The homepage now carries a news rail of the headlines touching your own roster, rather than the league-wide feed you had to sift. Read the full story.
- A new notification toggle, "What's new on the site", sends Monday's roundup to your phone. Off unless you turn it on, and it fires once a week.
Fixes & polish
- Homepage — The What's New card on the homepage no longer runs its text under the screenshot — the write-up now reserves the picture's space at every window width.
- Homepage — The Cap Space Rankings card now opens League Summary sorted by cap space, instead of dropping you on the playoff standings.
- Homepage — The "add to Home Screen" banner no longer flattens the homepage into the sidebar column. It runs across the top as a strip, the way it was meant to.
- Rosters — The team-switcher chevron on Roster & Salary Cap works on every visit. Arriving from elsewhere on the site left it dead until you reloaded.
- Rosters — Win a player on waivers with nothing cut alongside him and you can declare his contract again — the 24-hour window used to run out with no way to set years.
- Rosters — Two moves stamped in the same second — which is every waiver run — no longer lose one another, so a contract declaration window can't go unannounced.
- Schefter Report — Schefter no longer files the same trade rumor twice — one offer could sit in his queue as two slips, and the chat got the same deal a second apart.
- Schefter Report — Schefter now goes quiet from draft weekend rather than kickoff — the busiest roster week of the year has plenty to talk about without him.
- League Summary — League Summary was coloring six of its fourteen categories backwards — best in the league painted red, worst green. Green now means good on all fourteen.
- Notifications — Already have the app? An "I already have it" option settles the install prompt on every device you sign in on, instead of quieting one browser for a while.
Everything above shipped in the week of Sep 8-9. Older weeks are in the archive, and the how-to pages for each feature live in the guides.
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