Choose your own draft
Pick a seat, then draft one pick at a time. Every choice loads a new page that updates your roster, redraws the board around you, and explains who is left and why they are worth taking at that slot. No branch here is the right one. Each has a price, and the pages show you what it is.
Built on 9,294 ADP rows pulled August 7, 2026. The eleven other teams take the best player left, every time, so the only thing that moves the board is you.
Which board are you drafting against?
Scoring changes who is worth what, so it changes the whole exercise. Pick the format and the source your league drafts on and every number below follows it.
Drafting against Sleeper Half PPR. Every price, gap and probability from here follows that board.
Which pick do you have?
Gibbs or Bijan is handed to you, so round one is not a decision. Then you wait and land on the clock twice in a row at the turn.
The only seats where an elite receiver and an elite back are both still on the board in round one. That is the whole decision.
The top tier is gone, so you are choosing between the last every-week receiver and the backs behind the top five.
You pick at the wheel and again immediately after, so you leave round one with two players while everyone else has one.
Draft plan simulator
Set the worst player you would accept in each starting slot and who you are not leaving without. The simulator runs every order your six picks can fill those slots in and shows which plans survive your seat — including whether you can afford the guy who falls.
Simulate your planEvery page shows its working
The draft runs the same way every time, so each page can account for itself. You see the exact players taken while you waited, how many board slots you gave up to fill a position, and whether the player you are looking at survives to your next turn. That last one is a fact rather than a forecast: the order is fixed, so the page can check it before you decide.
The board knows what players cost and how much the platforms disagree about them. It does not know snap shares or target counts, so it does not claim any.