You’re cross-referencing three sites in another tab, mentally adjusting for your scoring quirks, and second-guessing every pick you make in the third round.
Every tool ranks players. This one knows when you pick.
Set every roster slot and every scoring rule — including keepers — then draft with a board that knows your seat: which tier will be gone before your next turn, what your lineup still needs, and which bye weeks you cannot cover.
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Only 2 RB left in tier 2 — about 5 go before your pick.
Example draft, not live data.
Generic rankings are made for an average league. Yours isn’t average.
Half-PPR is not full-PPR. Six-point passing TDs is not four. A 14-team superflex draft does not look like a 10-team standard one. Your draft tools should know.
One number per player, already tuned to your scoring — and a board that knows your seat. It tells you which tier will not survive to your next turn, and why this pick, now, before the timer hits zero.
The Custom Composite Score
One number per player, 0–100, generated against your league’s exact roster and scoring. Five components, weighted by what actually wins drafts.
VBD
Value over replacement at your league size
ADP value
How early you can take them and still come out ahead
Opportunity
Touches, target share, depth-chart trajectory
Situation
Offense quality, OL grade, scheme fit
Durability
Games missed, injury history
Every position has a shape and a colour.
Skim the cheat sheet without parsing text — the badge tells you what you need to know before you finish reading the name.
- QB
Quarterback
- RB
Running back
- WR
Wide receiver
- TE
Tight end
- K
Kicker
- DEF
Defense
Everything you need, nothing you don’t.
Your league, to the rule
Every roster slot and every scoring line is a setting — three receivers, six-point passing TDs, a 7-point defensive score. Keeper leagues too: your keepers sit on the board at the picks they cost.
Tier watch
Every position at once: how many are left in the best tier still on the board, and how many go before your next turn. When it will not survive, it says so.
One line that matters
A running commentary that speaks only when something has changed — a run at a position, a tier about to break, a lineup slot you are running out of picks to fill.
Mock drafts that are the real thing
The same board, the same cards, the same tools — bots at adjustable speed, or pick for every team yourself, which is what draft night actually looks like.
Byes read as lineups
Not "three players on bye week 11" — "week 11 leaves you without a QB". It fills your lineup with everyone who is available and tells you the slot you cannot cover.
Grades and history
Every team in the draft graded on the lineup it can actually field and the value it took against the market — plus every rehearsal kept, so you can see whether you are getting better.
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