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Securely connects your private ESPN fantasy league to Waiver Wizard. No password, no developer tools — just one click. Connect your private ESPN fantasy football league to Waiver Wizard in one click. The problem this solves: ESPN doesn't provide a public login for private leagues, so most tools make you open Developer Tools, dig through Application → Cookies, and manually copy two long tokens (SWID and espn_s2) — a process that trips up most non-technical users and doesn't work on mobile at all. What this extension does: once installed, just log into ESPN Fantasy normally in your browser. When you connect a private league on Waiver Wizard, click "Connect with the ESPN Connector" and the extension reads your ESPN session cookies and hands them to Waiver Wizard automatically — no copy-pasting, no Developer Tools. Security, plainly stated: - We never see or ask for your ESPN password. The extension only reads session cookies you already have from being logged in. - Your ESPN session is sent only to fantasywaiverwizard.com, and only at the moment you click Connect — never automatically, never in the background, never to any other site. - The extension has no access to your browsing history, other tabs, or any site besides espn.com and fantasywaiverwizard.com. - Manual entry is always available if you'd rather not install anything. Once connected, Waiver Wizard monitors your league's waiver wire and sends you real-time alerts when player projections change or injury statuses update — so you're never the last to know about a add/drop opportunity. Free to use. Learn more at https://fantasywaiverwizard.com.
Jul 13, 2026
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