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SFB16 Draft War Room

An independent draft-planning and research hub built for Scott Fish Bowl 16.

The event that starts the fantasy football season.

Scott Fish Bowl brings analysts, celebrities, former athletes, and thousands of fantasy players together around competition, community, and charity. Its early-July drafts have become the unofficial start of the fantasy football season for many, and the tournament is the main fundraising event for Fantasy Cares.

Everything Ronnie wanted in one place.

Ronnie Evans built the SFB16 Draft War Room because he needed one place to understand the scoring, plan a draft, compare strategies, and find the strongest public resources. He thought other players could use it too, so he made it public.

Inside the War Room.

  • The full rules and an interactive scoring lab.
  • Seven draft-strategy playbooks.
  • An expert-blended board with more than 1,000 players and eight strategy lenses.
  • Read-only Sleeper sync for live draft context, roster needs, and best-available recommendations.
  • SFB history, champions, and a curated resource hub.

A useful build from a real need.

The War Room began as a side project for one specific event. It is also a practical example of what becomes possible when AI is applied creatively to a real problem with strong source material, domain knowledge, and care.

The Goodguy AI SFB16 Draft War Room is an independent fan-built resource. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Scott Fish Bowl or Fantasy Cares.