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I recently added a way to view and / or download Yahoo league data into either CSV or JSON format to the Fantasy Helper website. Team, matchup, transaction, roster and draft data are all available. There is no need to log in if your league is public, otherwise you'll have to authenticate with Yahoo. Here is an example of how the download page ...
You shouldn't need to delete any rows. Just leave the team names blank in the first peach colored section. You will need to fill in the schedule and at least two weeks worth of data to produce any meaningful results.
From Yahoo Fantasy, mouse over Fantasy | select a sport. Click your league name. Click the Commissioner tab. Click the Schedules & Playoffs tab. Click Edit Schedules. From this page: Manually...
remove divisions and just have random schedule with top 4 teams advancing. wait and see if a schedule maker shows up that maintains divisional play and 15th week is random scheduling. I'm currently leaning towards option 1 because who knows how NFL teams are going to play week 17 and 18.
The Footballguys Schedule Maker can handle league sizes from tiny (6 teams) to massive (32 teams). All you have to do is enter your league name, a few league parameters, and your team names. You'll then get your league's custom schedule.
The Fantasy Helper website recently added a way to download team, matchup, transaction and roster data for Yahoo leagues as CSV or JSON. Here is a quick example of what the interface looks like for a public league:
3 cze 2018 · Start with FootballGuys.com’s custom schedule maker and leave in place the generic team names (Team 1; Team 2; etc.); Run the schedule maker and skip to the final week of the season;
