Recommendation Tags
Tags are quick labels The Commish uses when a player needs extra context. The call still matters most, but tags tell you what kind of situation you are looking at.
Cheap upside. This is the guy your league forgets about until he starts making people look stupid.
Trap door. The price, hype, or role looks better than the fantasy payoff is likely to be.
Level-up candidate. The role, talent, or situation points to a real jump, not just wishcasting.
Proceed with caution. The talent may be there, but the health risk can still wreck the plan.
Short-term play. Useful this week because the matchup, schedule, or opportunity says so.
How to use them
Use tags as shortcuts, not gospel. A Sleeper tag means there is upside worth noticing. A Bust tag means the cost or role has danger baked in. The full recommendation still tells you whether to draft, start, sit, add, or drop.
Tags are especially useful when you are scanning a long board and need the fast lane: show me upside, show me land mines, show me short-term plays.