Unsportsmanlike Conduct — Fantasy Draft Flags

Draft ethically. See which players have documented incidents of violence, right on your Sleeper, ESPN, and Yahoo draft boards.

Know who you're drafting. Unsportsmanlike Conduct — Fantasy Draft Flags puts a small "UC" badge next to NFL players who have documented incidents of violence on record, right on your Sleeper, ESPN, or Yahoo draft board, at the moment you're deciding who deserves a roster spot. HOW IT WORKS • Open any Sleeper, ESPN, or Yahoo fantasy football draft (live drafts and mock drafts both work) • Players with documented incidents of violence show a small red "UC" badge, styled like a native injury tag. It never gets in the way of your draft • Hover the badge for details: incident category, date, a short description, and links to the source article • Players with multiple incidents show their full history • Toggle Sleeper, ESPN, or Yahoo support independently from the extension popup THE DATA Incident data comes from unsportsmanlikeconduct.org, an accountability project tracking how NFL teams respond to player misconduct, particularly gender-based violence. The extension flags documented incidents of violence against people: domestic violence, sexual assault, assault, battery, and related charges, reported by media and public records, primarily sourced from the USA Today NFL Arrests Database. Other kinds of arrests are not flagged. Every flagged player links back to sources so you can judge for yourself. We don't editorialize and we don't rank severity. The extension shows you what's on the record, with dates and sources. You decide what it means for your draft. PRIVACY No accounts, no tracking, no analytics. The extension downloads one public data file per day and stores your settings locally. Nothing about you, your leagues, or your browsing is ever collected or transmitted. Full policy: https://unsportsmanlikeconduct.org/extension/privacy FAIR PLAY The badge only appears for players with incidents in our database. Absence of a badge is not a character endorsement. Coverage depends on media reports and public records, and most survivors never come forward publicly. Found an issue? Reach us via unsportsmanlikeconduct.org/contact. ```