Fantasy value, measured
Fantasy value has a shape. We draw it.
Most tools hand you a ranking and leave it there. HexMetrics runs dozens of metrics on every player to score their fantasy value, then turns the result into one number and a chart you can read in a second.
One rating, dozens of inputs
Every player earns a HexScore from 0 to 100. Behind that single number sit dozens of metrics and statistical inputs; the chart distills them into six readable dimensions: production, volume, consistency, durability, situation, and scarcity. It measures fantasy value, what a player is worth to your lineup, not how good they are in real life. The chart below is live. Hover any point to see how that part of the rating is scored.
Why a chart beats a number
Two running backs can share the same rank and help your team in completely different ways. One carries the offense on volume. The other splits work and leans on touchdowns to pay off. A ranking hides that. The HexChart shows it, because the shape changes. A wide, full chart is a safe weekly starter. A spiky chart is a player with one elite trait and a real weakness you should plan around.
That is the whole idea. You stop guessing what a number means and start seeing where a player helps your lineup, where they do not, and who you would lose if they got hurt.
See it in action
Every tool reads the same way: dozens of stats become one clear picture of a player's fantasy value. These are the real tools, live, all reading the same player. Here is what a free account puts in front of you.
HexScore
The HexScore runs dozens of statistical inputs through our model to rate a player's fantasy value on one 0-to-100 scale. It measures fantasy worth, not real-life NFL talent, and the number counts what actually helps your lineup.
HexLenses
RB1Jahmyr GibbsDET · 98
Four lenses open up any HexScore the way a scout would: what's driving the fantasy value, where it's fragile, and how the market prices it.
Market Map
RB1Jahmyr GibbsMODEL #2 · ADP 1.01
Every player plotted where our model ranks him against where the draft room takes him. The dashed line is agreement, so how far a dot sits off it is the disagreement.
HexCoach
RB1Jahmyr GibbsON THE CLOCK · 1.04
- 1.04Jahmyr Gibbs
- 2.09Puka Nacua
- 3.04Brock Bowers
A live draft coach that tracks your strategy, names the highest-value pick on every clock, and maps the paths still open to you.
Player Compare
Lay two players over one hexagon and the fantasy-value gap is obvious, here Jahmyr Gibbs against a mid-tier back in Rhamondre Stevenson. The shapes show where each helps your lineup, not who is the better NFL player.