See exactly where every point came from
Live Scoring now breaks each player's score down stat by stat. Tap a player in any matchup and a sheet shows his passing, rushing, receiving and kicking line with the points each one earned under your league's own scoring rules, adding up to the official total.
The Full Story
New this week
- Tap any player in a Live Scoring matchup to see every stat and the points it earned under your league's scoring.
- When Throwback Week starts, a popup shows the crest, name and years you're playing as, with a link to pick a different era until the first kickoff.
- Rosters: each position group now has its own band with a running total that follows your sort, and All players ranks your whole roster by any column.
Fixes & polish
- Free Agents — Waiver claims work again during the waiver window — every claim was being refused as "player locked", and Free Agents offers Add on every free agent again.
- Franchise Pages — Maverick's 2016–2024 seasons show their original Mel Gibson art again instead of today's logo, and it's now Maverick's default Throwback Week look.
- Franchise Pages — Franchise and rivalry trade ledgers: pre-2011 trades now name every player instead of "Player #6955", and each team appears under the name it had that season.
- Rosters — The player card's Season Results table is readable again — upcoming weeks and byes no longer vanish in dark mode, and it fits a phone without scrolling sideways.
- Rosters — Declaring a contract works again — it was failing with "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'cancelled')" and never filed.
- Rosters — The rest of the player card's faded labels (stats, details, section titles, "Rostered by") are now easy to read in both light and dark mode.
- Rosters — On a phone, Coach view roster cards keep the matchup and the stats line on one line each — a 10:00 kickoff or a two-digit rank no longer bumps the rank or the average onto a line of its own.
- Rosters — The featured player on every roster header now gets the Free Agents spotlight treatment: a big headshot over his NFL team's logo in white.
- Rosters — Rosters: switching from Coach back to GM no longer leaves the Coach columns showing until you toggle twice.
- Rosters — Rosters: sorting right after switching teams no longer swaps in the previous team's players.
- Rosters — Rosters: the table no longer scrolls sideways on narrower desktop windows when every column fits.
- Rosters — After switching teams from the roster header's crest row, the browser's Back button now returns to the team you came from instead of the one the page first opened on.
- Live Scoring — Live Scoring: Throwback teams now wear their era colours, and when two teams share a colour your own team keeps it.
- Live Scoring — Prime Video games now show the new Thursday Night Football shield (white in dark mode); on Set Lineup, square network logos like NBC, ABC and FOX draw a little larger.
- Live Scoring — Live Scoring: during Throwback Week, a team wearing an old name shows its current name in small print underneath, so you can still tell who's who.
- Schefter Report — The Owners' Poll has its own page: vote, then see the full owners' rankings. Claude's results post links there, and Pecking Order no longer mixes in poll results.
- Schefter Report — Owners' Poll posts in League News now open the right page instead of a not-found page when you browse the league at mfl.football.
- Schefter Report — Schefter: the weekly waiver column now knows a first-come free-agent pickup still signs at the $425K league minimum — it is never "free".
- Design System & Theming — Buttons and "see more" links now look and behave the same on every page, and no longer turn red and underlined when you hover them.
- Design System & Theming — In dark mode, buttons and tags in the league colour now use dark text where white was hard to read.
- Design System & Theming — The Set Lineup button turns a deeper green once your lineup is saved, so its text is easy to read.
- Draft — The draft room's countdown banner is readable in every state again, light and dark — its white text no longer sits on pale amber, green or grey.
- Draft — Draft Results: defenses show their NFL team logo, and players with no photo get a silhouette instead of a broken image.
- Set Lineup — Lineup alerts now go out before every kickoff, London and Thursday games included, and never name a player whose game has already started.
- Standings — Standings: games back now counts from the overall record shown beside it, so 4-2 behind 5-1 reads 1.0, not 2.0.
Everything above shipped in the week of Sep 30-Oct 6. Older weeks are in the archive, and the how-to pages for each feature live in the guides.
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