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Connect your Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, CBS, Fleaflicker, or MFL league. Two clicks. No card. Be looking at your archetype, dynasty values, and trade math inside 60 seconds.
Yahoo has been hosting fantasy football longer than almost anyone, and it still hands you a roster, a waiver wire, and a projection column and calls it a day. Connect your leagues with one Yahoo sign-in — no password, no cookies, no league IDs to hunt down — and every roster in them gets priced, ranked, and explained.
You authorize Signals on Yahoo's own sign-in screen, the same way you would any app you connect to your Yahoo account — your Yahoo password is never asked for, never seen, and never stored by Signals. Every Yahoo football league on your account comes back in one list; tick the ones you want and they connect. Access is read-only, and you can cut it off from Signals Settings or revoke it from your Yahoo account whenever you like.
Yahoo publishes your draft while it is running, so Signals follows along live — every pick lands on your board within seconds, with nothing extra installed. Want the board inside the draft room itself? That is the Signals Draft Overlay in the screenshot above, a Chrome extension that runs your board right beside the Yahoo draft room you already know. Keep Signals open in another tab and it feeds the overlay the picks as they land; the extension reads nothing from the Yahoo page itself.
Rosters, lineup slots, standings, weekly matchups, and draft results import automatically and normalize into Signals' player database — so Yahoo players carry the same dynasty and redraft values, archetypes, and projections as everyone else. Signals parses the stat categories and modifiers your league actually scores rather than approximating with a preset, so superflex, TE premium, IDP categories, and yardage bonuses all price the way your league plays.
Signals does not keep a copy of your Yahoo league. There is no cached roster, no stored scoring table, no saved season history sitting on our servers between visits — every view reads Yahoo fresh. What you are looking at is the league as it stands right now, not a snapshot from this morning.
Start/Sit calls your weekly lineup in your league's own scoring with win probability attached, and Lineup Check sweeps every league you have connected for empty slots, byes, and injured starters — then deep-links you straight into your Yahoo team to make the change yourself. Signals never sets a lineup or moves a player on your Yahoo account.
Every deal on the table gets priced against Signals' market models — built from real ADP and real trades across our connected platforms, updated daily, and adjusted to your league's scoring and roster settings — with a plain-English verdict on who actually won it. Underneath it, the League Analyzer maps value across every roster in the league, so you know who is buying, who is punting, and who has no idea what they are holding.
Open Signals, add a league, and pick Yahoo. You are sent to Yahoo's own sign-in screen to authorize read access, then returned to Signals with every Yahoo football league on your account listed — select the ones you want and they connect. There is no league ID to look up and nothing to copy and paste.
No. You sign in on Yahoo's own screen and Yahoo hands Signals a read-only authorization for your fantasy leagues. Your Yahoo password is never asked for, never seen by Signals, and never stored. You can revoke the authorization from your Yahoo account settings at any time, or disconnect from Signals Settings, which deletes it on our side immediately.
Every Yahoo football league on your account — public or private, redraft or keeper, shallow or deep. The connection is tied to your Yahoo account rather than to a single league, so leagues you join later show up the next time you re-scan.
Yes, and natively. Yahoo publishes picks while the draft is running, so Signals tracks your Yahoo draft in real time without any extension installed. The Draft Overlay extension is an optional extra that renders the same board inside the Yahoo draft room itself.
Yes. Install the Signals Draft Overlay from the Chrome Web Store and your board runs alongside the Yahoo draft room, striking players off as the picks land. Keep the Signals app open in another tab during the draft — that tab is what reads the picks and passes them to the overlay, so the extension never reads the Yahoo page itself.
Rosters, lineup slots, scoring categories and modifiers, standings, weekly matchups with per-player points, draft results, and your waiver setup — FAAB balances or waiver priority. All of it is read live each time you open a view; Signals does not cache or store your Yahoo league data between visits.
Yes. Superflex is detected from a Q/W/R/T slot or a two-quarterback lineup, and defensive slots — DB, DL, LB, and true positions such as CB, S, DE, and DT — are read straight from your league. Scoring comes from your league's own stat categories, defensive included, so IDP values are tuned to your rules rather than a generic preset.
No. Yahoo leagues connect read-only: Signals never posts, chats, trades, sets a lineup, or adds or drops a player. Lineup Check flags the problem and deep-links you to your Yahoo team so you can make the move yourself, and you can revoke access from either Signals or Yahoo whenever you want.
Connect your Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, CBS, Fleaflicker, or MFL league. Two clicks. No card. Be looking at your archetype, dynasty values, and trade math inside 60 seconds.