Player Database
Every player, every rating, every game.
The full league player database — roughly fifty ratings per player, abilities and X-Factors, contracts, and injuries — with a per-player game log behind every card, and a real headshot on every name. Browse the free agents the same way, so scouting the wire is as easy as scouting a starter.
Everything inside
Every capability & convenience.
The whole player pool
Every player on every roster, searchable and filterable, imported from the franchise and kept current on each sync.
~50 ratings each
The full ratings spread — not just overall, but the whole attribute sheet — so a player card tells you exactly what you are looking at.
Abilities & X-Factors
Superstar abilities and X-Factor triggers travel with each player, so the league can see where the game-breakers really are.
Contracts & injuries
Cap hit, years left, and current injury status sit on every card, so a scouting look is also a roster-management look.
Per-player game logs
Every player carries a game-by-game log — passing, rushing, receiving, defense — so a hot streak or a slump is on the record, not just a vibe.
Free agents on the wire
The unsigned pool browses exactly like the rostered one, so finding the best available at a position is a filter, not a hunt.
Player cards everywhere
Every player has a shareable card, also reachable via /player in Discord, so a claim or a trade talk starts from real numbers.
Search & filter
Filter by team, position, dev trait, or availability to answer "who is the best free-agent safety?" in one query.
Real headshots, hosted
Every matched player carries a real photo, mirrored onto FranchiseHuddle's own storage — so cards and box scores never break because a third-party image host had a bad day.
Pick your columns
Choose which ratings and contract figures the table shows — play recognition, pursuit, route running, blocking splits, all of it — and sort the whole league by any of them. Your picks are remembered for each view.
Contracts & upcoming free agents
Two more views on the same table: every rostered player and what he costs, with his age beside the money, and everyone on the last year of his deal.
Retired players, out of the way
Legends keep their history forever, but they no longer clog the search. One filter shows them again.
Your own portraits
Commissioners can upload a player's photo — a created player, a legend with the wrong default — and no import ever replaces it.
A card, and the whole story behind it
A rating tells you what a player is; the game log tells you what he has done. FranchiseHuddle puts both on every card — the fifty-odd ratings, the abilities, the contract, and the week-by-week log — so scouting an opponent or valuing a trade target starts from the full record instead of a hunch.
Scout the wire like a starter
Free agents are usually an afterthought buried in-game. Here the unsigned pool browses with the same ratings, filters, and cards as everyone on a roster — so the league can find the best available body at a position, argue over it, and sign it in the open.
Your columns, your views
Every rating the console sends is a column you can show and sort — the whole league, not just the page on screen. Build a corner board around man coverage and press, a line board around pass-block splits, then flip to Contracts for what everyone costs or to Upcoming Free Agents for who is about to hit the market. Each view remembers the columns you picked.
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