Your fantasy week,
settled in one screen.
Good Game Fantasy reads your Yahoo league and tells you the three things that decide the week: who is hurt, who has games left, and which free agent fixes what you are losing.
Works through a browser extension, not a Yahoo login — Yahoo closed its Fantasy API to unapproved apps in July 2026. It never adds, drops or trades. The only change it can make is starting your active players, and only when you click it yourself.
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How it works
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Add the extension
A one-minute install. Yahoo closed its API to unapproved apps, so this is how the numbers get read.
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Open your league once
It reads the roster, matchup and scoring categories from the pages you were going to open anyway.
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Get the week in one screen
Who is hurt, who has games left, which free agent fixes the category you are losing.
One page, every Monday.
Who needs a look, what to do about it, and your roster with the flags that matter. Read from the Yahoo pages you already open.
What you have now
What to do next
Kawhi Leonard is unavailable
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Draft for your league, not the average one.
Players ranked on the categories your league scores, with punts applied. On draft night, mark who is taken and who is yours; the board says what your team still needs.
Know who actually plays
Four games beats two. Every roster spot shows its game count for the week, so you start the schedule instead of guessing at it.
Waiver targets for your gaps
Not a generic top-100 list. Free agents are scored against the categories your matchup is currently losing.
Trade math before you offer
Category-by-category comparison of both sides using rest-of-season projections, so you see what a deal costs you.
Free while we are in our first season.
No card, no trial timer. Bring a Yahoo league and start using it.