This is where it all comes together. Based on the tools we've given you, hopefully you've chosen a few players you like, a few players you don't, and maybe even a few teams you want to stay away from. We'll take all of this information and form an optimized lineup for you, filling in the gaps with players that will give you the best chance of winning.

If you like what you see, you can save it and even get some comments on it from other numberFire members. If you don't, no problem - you can add players, remove players, and have it generate again.

Make sure you choose what type of game you plan to enter in the settings on the left. Strategy for a cash game (head-to-head or 50/50) is much different from a tournament or GPP. In tournaments, with a bigger field, you must be a lot more risky. Our tournament optimizer values risk to try to give your lineup the best upside, whereas the cash optimizer will maximize your expected total.

Our tournament optimizer will make sure every QB in your lineup will have one (and only one) receiver or tight end paired with them and will never have a defense facing a player from the opposing team in the same lineup (with the possible exception of a kicker). Similarly, it will never have two skill players (QB, RB, WR, TE) from the same team with the exception of your QB/WR or QB/TE stack, as this would limit a lineup's upside.

Unlike our tournament optimizer, our cash game optimizer gives you the choice to exclude all defenses facing players in the rest of your lineup (See settings on the left).

Salaries typically reflect the "Main" slate, or full weekend of games. In the case of multiple main slates, the salaries here may not reflect those of your specific contest.

The 'Exposure' column shows you what percentage of your current saved lineups that player is in. To save your lineups, click the 'Save Lineup' button at the bottom of the lineup.