Draft Assistant
Tell us your league size, draft position, and platform. We’ll show your exact pick sequence, which players are realistically available at each turn, and let you run a full pick-by-pick mock draft against simulated opponents to see what your roster would look like.
How this works
Your exact pick numbers come from standard snake-draft math (round 1 goes 1–N, round 2 reverses, and so on) applied to your league size and draft slot. Players are sorted by real per-platform, per-scoring-format RANKINGS — each platform’s own curated expert order, not ADP (average draft position, i.e. where real people actually pick someone, reaches and all) — with ESPN, Yahoo, Sleeper (via FantasyPros’ expert consensus, disclosed as a proxy since Sleeper doesn’t publish its own rankings), and CBS Sports all available as sources. Switch the Scoring toggle between PPR and Standard to see how a platform’s own rankings shift with the format — a number of deep bench players, and every kicker and defense under CBS specifically, fall back to this site’s single consensus ADP where a platform’s rankings don’t cover them (each platform’s note on the setup form explains its specific gaps). On the draft board, the row for each of your picks is marked with a green line and a “★ Pick N” badge on the exact player who’d fall to you at that pick if the draft went precisely by the selected platform’s rankings — pick 2 highlights literally the 2nd-ranked player overall, pick 23 the 23rd, and so on, rather than a fuzzy “somewhere near this pick” range. The mock draft simulates your 11+ opponents by having them take the best remaining player by rank each turn, a common simplification real mock-draft tools use — real human drafters won’t always follow rankings exactly, so treat both the pre-draft highlights and the mock draft as a realistic guide, not a guarantee.