Four Boxes, Two Windows, Every League You're In

There is a version of Sunday afternoon where you have the multiview up, four boxes lit, and you are watching the one game that has none of your guys in it because you set it up at 9:58 with a coffee in one hand. The Sunday Ticket page is the fix. It looks at every game kicking off in the 1 PM ET window and again in the 4 PM ET window, counts how many of your starters are in each one, and hands you the four to put on. Fewer than four? RedZone takes the open box, which is what you were going to do anyway.

It reads your submitted lineup, so a bench player does not get a box a starter should have — and if you haven't set one yet it says so and works from the roster. Each box lists your players with that league's projection, and the network chip is the real one from the broadcast schedule, not a guess: CBS is CBS, FOX is FOX, and the Thursday, Sunday night and Monday night games sit in their own row underneath, because those are not on the package and pretending otherwise is how you end up flipping to a channel you don't have.

The part that took the longest is the part you'll notice second. If you're in both of our leagues — or in three others somewhere else on MFL — the board counts all of them. Sign in once and every league your account belongs to shows up as a chip across the top; toggle any of them off and the four boxes re-rank. A quarterback you start in two leagues is two reasons to watch that game, and the board says so.

Once the early games kick off the page hands you a link to Live Scoring, which is where Sunday actually happens. Saturday morning and Sunday before 10 is when this one earns its keep. The homepage's “Your Sunday Ticket” panel now points here too — its “Full Preview” button has been a dead link for longer than anyone wants to admit.