The reasoning engine for American football
Beyond the data.
One engine, every decision
Not an analytics tool. An operating system.
01
The Player
Follow one player from the first read to the final level.
Player Intelligence
OVERALL KR and the three components, the union trait library weighted per position, archetypes, scheme fit, two engines on one currency.
Special Teams
The third phase: the specialist sub-engine (kicker, punter, long snapper, returner) and every player's credited special-teams term.
Development
The year-by-year trajectory, per-trait developability, development versus opportunity, frame upside, and the peak-timing curves.
Cross-Level Placement
The KLVN level ladder and the tier map: one number read a different tier at every rung, across both engines.
Era Projection
The same player moved across eras, projected factor by factor.
02
The Team
Read a team, play the game, coach it.
Team Intelligence
Team KR across the three phases, the positional-value WAR layer, scheme inference, the weak and strong links, and roster construction.
Simulation
The drive-and-play game model: the matchup, win probability, and the market lines.
Game and Week Ops
The weekly cycle: the advance and pregame report, live ops, and the halftime and postgame staff packets.
Game Grades
KPG and KTG, the single-game player and team grades on the KR and Team KR scales.
03
The Staff
Rate the people who build the player and the program behind them.
Head Coach
The head coach on pillars and archetype, career versus current, with the regime and roster context separated.
Coordinators
The offensive, defensive, and special-teams coordinators as three distinct rated actors, one per phase.
Position Coaches
The portable position coaches and the coaching-development residual: players beating or missing their projected curves.
Performance
The strength and conditioning staff as a named actor, read on the physical-development gain.
Medical
The medical staff as a named actor, read on availability and the position injury-attrition tiers.
Program
The institution as developer and destination, and the college-side institutional-commitment read.
04
The College Program
Run a college program: find, price, and build.
Recruiting
High school, JUCO, and the portal in one currency, ranked by team impact, with the prospect star rating.
Transfer Portal
The college-to-college market: targets priced per destination through the portal.
NIL and Revenue Share
The House-settlement three-layer money, the revenue-share pool, collectives, and third-party NIL, and the compliance surface.
Funding and Scholarships
The settlement revenue-share cap, roster limits, the eligibility clock, and scholarship mechanics.
College Valuation
Surplus value, value-to-program, and price-is-not-value on the college side.
General Manager
The college personnel operation rated as a person on the five front-office pillars.
College Roster
The up-to-105 build: add a player, re-run Team KR, read the delta against cost.
05
The Front Office
Run a franchise: draft, sign, and comply under the cap.
NFL Draft
Mode 6, the college-to-pro projection, the board by slot, and the hard gate between the two engines.
Free Agency
The pro signings market under the hard cap, priced against surplus value.
Trades
Contracts as tradeable assets, dead money, and draft capital.
Cap and Contracts
The Pro Cap Engine: proration, dead money, the tags, restructures, void years, the rookie scale, and comp picks.
General Manager
The pro GM on the five front-office pillars, building surplus under the cap.
Owner
The franchise owner on five pillars, and the owner-adjustment that re-prices the front office.
Pro Roster
The tight 53 under the cap, where the draft, free agency, trades, and extensions compose into a roster.