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The weekly war room

Fantasy football start/sit questions

Every lineup argument, filed by week. Browse the board, make your picks, and leave a paper trail for Monday morning.

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Only weeks with live community questions appear here. Each weekly page includes every available matchup and vote.

2026 seasonWeek 6

Week 6 start/sit questions

13 calls on the board. Enough certainty to set a lineup; enough doubt to check it twice.

2026 seasonWeek 4

Week 4 start/sit questions

18 calls on the board. Enough certainty to set a lineup; enough doubt to check it twice.

2026 seasonWeek 3

Week 3 start/sit questions

27 calls on the board. Enough certainty to set a lineup; enough doubt to check it twice.

2026 seasonWeek 2

Week 2 start/sit questions

37 calls on the board. Enough certainty to set a lineup; enough doubt to check it twice.

Who should I start in fantasy football?

Start with the decision your lineup actually needs: two quarterbacks, a flex spot, or a pool of players competing for a few openings. StartHim lets you compare two to six players, choose how many should start, and put the question to other fantasy managers. Each question belongs to an NFL week, so advice and results stay attached to the games you meant.

Match your league’s scoring

Use PPR, half-PPR, or standard scoring. A reception is worth one point in PPR and half a point in half-PPR; standard scoring adds no points for the catch itself. That difference can change a close running back, receiver, or tight end decision. Check the scoring label before making your pick.

Compare the context

Open a question for available weekly projections, injury reports, opponent points allowed, and kickoff weather. Projections are estimates, and missing data is marked as pending or unavailable. Use the discussion to explain the workload or matchup detail that matters to your decision.

Make your call before kickoff

Voting closes when the first player’s game starts. You can change your vote before that deadline. Individual picks become public when voting locks, giving every call a record you can revisit.

See what happened

After every player’s final score is verified, the question shows which selection scored the most in its scoring format. Tied best selections receive credit. A void question, including a verified did-not-play case, does not count against anyone’s record. The accuracy leaderboard tracks those settled calls over time.

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