The League Outlook.
Every team's climb and collapse, charted week by week. Explore the actual standings and STAN's model-based power rankings, then follow the transparent win-pace outlook toward the playoffs.
From Week 1 to Week 6.
Choose a team to trace its actual position over 6 completed weeks. Switch between standings rank (wins with season points as an editorial tiebreak) and STAN Power Rank, where scoring production gets the louder voice.
If today's pace held through Week 14...
These are extrapolated standings, not expected win totals from a schedule-aware prediction system. STAN scales each team's completed-game win rate and scoring average to fourteen regular-season weeks, then orders teams by projected win-equivalent pace and scoring pace. That's a transparent baseline to challenge in future updates, not a promise.
| Pace rank | Franchise | Current record | Season PF | STAN power | 14-week win pace | 14-week points pace | Playoff outlook |
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The first six pace-ranked rows are currently in the modeled pace top six; ties and actual playoff seeds use league settings not yet fully reproduced here. We intentionally do not display playoff probabilities until a calibrated future-game simulation is validated.
Power versus position: the newsroom's favorite argument.
How STAN built the chart.
Expand ranking methodology and limitations
Timeline: each weekly rank uses only results through that completed week. There is no backfilling future results into earlier rankings.
Playoffs: eligibility is six spots, but projected probabilities remain unavailable. A valid simulation will need all future pairings, injuries/lineup uncertainty, scoring variance, league tiebreak rules and rigorous outcome testing.
Source: public Sleeper weekly matchup records, reconciled to the live STAN SF standings baseline. Missing or inconsistent weekly results prevent this page from being regenerated.