Bid, Claim, Watch. One Tap, No Scrolling.
On Free Agents the Bid or Claim button now sits right beside the player's name, and the ⋮ menu has grown a Bid / Claim option of its own — so on a phone you can file a claim, or start watching a guy, without scrolling the table sideways to find the button.
The Full Story
Week 1 waivers found it: on a phone, the one button that does anything on Free Agents — Bid in TheLeague, Claim in the AFL — lived in the last column of a table nine columns wide. Every claim started with a sideways scroll past age, bye week and three kinds of points to reach it. The ⋮ menu that arrived with My Watch List was parked out there with it.
Both now sit right after the player's name, ahead of Age, where a thumb can reach them. And the ⋮ sheet does more than watch: tap it on any free agent and the first option is Bid on this player or Claim this player — the same claim form, the same drop picker, opened from the sheet instead of the button. Signed out? That option opens the sign-in and brings you back to that player with the claim still pending. Watch player sits right underneath, so scouting a guy and striking on him are one tap apart, and every post about him in the Schefter Report lights up the moment you do.
Nothing about the claim itself changed. Whoever may file for a player — and whoever may not — is decided exactly as before; the sheet just reads the button the page already drew for you and does what it does. A rostered player's sheet is still Watch alone.
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