Highest Fan Score: positive comments per 1,000 across the season.
Ranked across 120 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →The 2025–26 season, judged not by the scoreboard but by what the fans typed afterward.
A whole season in one rate: positive comments per 1,000 against negative comments per 1,000.
Highest Fan Score: positive comments per 1,000 across the season.
Ranked across 120 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Highest negative comments per 1,000 across the season.
Ranked across 120 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →The same fanbases judged only on the weeks their team won, lost, or lost by one score.
Highest negative share in weeks with a one-score or overtime loss.
Ranked across 88 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Highest positive share in winning weeks.
Ranked across 120 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Highest negative share in losing weeks.
Ranked across 119 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →The sharpest week-to-week changes in net sentiment: the jump, the collapse, and the whiplash.
Largest single-week jump in net comment mood, in a week the team played; both weeks need 50 comments or more.
Ranked across 120 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Largest single-week collapse in net comment mood, in a week the team played; both weeks need 50 comments or more.
Ranked across 120 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Largest week-to-week swing in net sentiment share, in percentage points; both weeks need 50 comments or more.
Ranked across 120 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Harm, profanity, betting, coaching, the portal, and sheer volume.
Highest combined harm and identity-based abuse per 1,000: threats, hate and slurs.
Ranked across 111 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Most comments analyzed across the season.
Ranked across 138 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Most sports-betting comments per 1,000: parlays, moneylines, and pain.
Ranked across 63 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Most Coaching tag applications per 1,000 comments: play calls, buyouts, and blame.
Ranked across 114 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Most explicit-language comments per 1,000.
Ranked across 100 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Most NIL and Transfer Portal tag applications per 1,000 comments: bag talk and portal rumors.
Ranked across 101 eligible fanbases.
Full standings →Most Toxic ranks the combined harm and identity-based abuse rate, and every eligible fanbase sits somewhere on it. The named forms of abuse underneath that number get boards of their own instead: rates only, no trophy, no superlative.
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