Inside RSO

Your roster. Your contracts. Your calls.

Build a fantasy football franchise that carries forward from season to season. RSO keeps track of the salaries and contracts while you decide where to spend your cap space.

Inside your franchise

Who starts Sunday?
Who stays next season?

Set your lineup for the week, then look ahead at the contracts shaping your roster. These examples show how RSO brings both decisions into view.

Illustrative preview

Fictional players, projections and fantasy salaries. Simplified views of the RSO Beta interface; no live league data.

My Team

Your weekly lineup

Roster excerpt
Example starting lineup and projected fantasy points
SlotPlayerProj.
QBAlex Mercer23.4
RBJordan Ellis17.8
WRCameron Reed19.2
TETaylor Brooks11.6
BN
Casey ParkerWR · Bench
14.7 projected points

Compare your starters with the bench before setting your lineup.

Contracts Overview

See the cost by year

Example cap room$36.0M

$184.0M committed
of a $220.0M fantasy cap

Example contracts, in millions of fantasy salary dollars. FA marks the first season without a contract.
PlayerThis yearNext yearYear 3
Alex Mercer$28.0M$29.4M$30.9M
Jordan Ellis$18.0M$18.9MFA
Cameron Reed$22.0M$23.1M$24.3M
Taylor Brooks$6.0MFA—

FA marks a contract ending. The cap summary covers the example team’s full roster; the table shows an excerpt.

Build through the auction and draft

Compete with your league to sign players to one-year or multi-year contracts. Add rookies through a draft with slotted contracts. RSO also supports slow auctions and slow rookie drafts.

Make the next season part of the decision

A long-term signing uses future cap space. Cutting a player with guaranteed money can leave a cap charge. Trade players and future picks, and use extensions or franchise tags where your league’s settings allow.

Set the lineup each week

Choose your starters, review your roster and follow your matchup. The Lineup handles your weekly team; the War Room brings together your roster-building decisions.

Bring your league or find your team

Commissioners choose roster, scoring and contract settings. Existing dynasty or keeper leagues can assign contracts through commissioner tools. Individual players can browse public leagues and apply for an opening.

Take the next step

See the membership cost and trial terms, then choose whether to start a league, find a team or accept an invitation.