Grade your team.
Every game.

After each game you grade every player who took the field, plus the head coach, from 1 to 10. It takes about a minute, there's nothing to write, and you don't need an account to do it.

Once you've graded, you see what everyone else thought. Each player carries a Vox Score for that game, and tapping one opens their full season: every game graded, how the crowd split, and whether they're trending up or down. The same grades roll up into Team of the Week, the coach leaderboard and the season tables, so your opinion counts toward something bigger than one box score.

Nothing weighted, nothing modelled, no editor with a thumb on the scale. It isn't a statistic and it isn't a scouting grade. It's the answer to a simpler question: how did that look to the people who watched it?

A score stays hidden until at least 3 fans have graded that player, so one strong opinion never gets to speak for a fan base. Until then you'll see the count filling up instead. Over a season, a player's score is the average of their per-game scores, which keeps one enormous afternoon from carrying the rest of the year.