Turn Early Season Noise Into Actionable Edges
ProjectingX IQ now focuses on what actually wins leagues in-season: identifying real skill changes, uncovering misleading results, and acting before the market adjusts.
- Spot skill growth/decline before the breakout/breakdown shows up in stats
- Identify underperformers poised to rebound and overperformers at risk of collapse
- Separate real changes from small-sample noise
Get Full-Season Access - $79
Includes final Projection Intelligence + weekly Performance Intelligence updates
What You Get
Performance Intelligence (Updated Weekly)
The edge shifts once the season starts.
It’s no longer about projections.
It’s about identifying what’s changing right now.
Includes separate Batter and Pitcher platforms.
Skill Change Engine
Compares 2026 to 2025 to detect real underlying changes:
- Batters
- Advancers & Decliners
- Barrel%
- Bat Speed
- FB%
- HardHit%
- Gainers
- maxEV
- Advancers & Decliners
- Pitchers
- Advancers & Decliners
- Stuff+
- Location+
- Pitching+
- SwStr%
- Pitch Velocity
- Advancers & Decliners
Discover players whose skills are actually improving or eroding.
Skill Gap Engine
Compares 2026 results to 2026 expected performance to isolate skill from defense and luck:
- Batters
- AVG vs xBA
- SLG vs xSLG
- wOBA vs xwOBA
- Pitchers
- ERA vs SIERA
- ERA vs xERA
Recognize when players are getting lucky or unlucky before everyone else catches on.
Platform Compatibility
Microsoft Excel 2024, Excel for Microsoft 365, or Excel for the web (Windows or Mac)
Unlock Weekly Performance Signals
Why This Matters
Most fantasy players react to stats.
Smart players react to what’s driving the stats.
Early season results are noisy.
But underlying metrics move first.
That’s where the edge is.
ProjectingX IQ exposes:
- Who’s breaking out before it’s obvious
- Who’s overperforming and due to regress
- Where real skill growth is happening
Example: Why Signals Beat Results
Rookie Jacob Wilson hit .332 with a .365 wOBA in the first half of 2025 driven by an extreme contact profile.
Looks like a breakout.
But:
- xBA = .287
- xwOBA = .309
Those aren't strong skills. That's noise.
2nd Half Wilson:
- .267 AVG
- .316 wOBA
Meanwhile, New York Yankees sophomore Ben Rice batted just .235 (with a .344 wOBA) in the first half of 2025.
It looked like a classic slugger profile - above average power + harmful batting average.
But:
- xBA = .294
- Bat Speed +2.5 MPH
- xwOBA = .407
That's a breakout before it shows up.
2nd Half Rice:
- .281 AVG
- .380 wOBA
That's the difference ProjectingX IQ reveals.
Get Access Before the Market Adjusts
What You Still Get
Bonus: Projection Intelligence (Final Snapshot)
Includes the final preseason dataset so you can:
- Normalize all players to equal playing time to isolate skill from volume
- Visualize the player pool in your league format to understand true replacement level & depth cliffs
- See where projection systems disagree most
But once the season starts, projections fade.
The edge comes from what’s happening now.
Full-Season Access: $79
Includes:
- Weekly Performance Intelligence updates every Thursday (final update October 1)
- Skill Change Engine
- Skill Gap Engine
- Final Projection Intelligence dataset
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is included?
Full-season access to:
- Projection Intelligence (Batter & Pitcher)
- Performance Intelligence (Batter & Pitcher)
- Weekly Thursday updates through October 1
Access begins immediately after purchase.
What software is required?
Compatible with:
- Microsoft Excel 2024
- Excel for Microsoft 365
- Excel for the web
- Windows and Mac
Earlier versions are not supported.
How often are updates released?
Weekly on Thursdays.
Projection Intelligence updates run through March 26.
Performance Intelligence updates run through October 1.
Does this subscription carry over to future seasons?
No. Each season is a separate subscription.
What is the refund policy?
Refunds are available within 7 days of purchase. After 7 days, all sales are final.
What if Excel seems unresponsive?
Changing filters triggers full recalculation. This may take 5–10 seconds (or longer on slower systems). Excel may briefly appear unresponsive during this process. This is normal.




