Mock Draft Practice and League-Aware Setup
Mock Draft Simulator turns draft preparation into repeatable practice. Managers can run fast snake or auction simulations, choose team and roster settings, and use Standard, PPR, or Half PPR scoring to mirror a league. Auto-Pick keeps a rehearsal moving when you want to focus on strategy rather than entering every selection.
The onboarding flow starts by asking you to add a league or continue with Not Now, so league settings can be connected when you are ready. Importing settings helps align teams, positions, draft order, and keeper information, making each mock more useful than a generic board. This workflow suits first-time planners and experienced managers who want several practice paths before draft day.
Expert Picks, Rankings, and Custom Cheat Sheets
Expert advice gives every pick more context than a simple player list. Draft Wizard combines consensus rankings with average draft position, player projections, stats, and notes so managers can compare options while building a roster. Pick Predictor adds a forward-looking view by estimating which players may be selected before the next turn, helping you balance value and timing.
Cheat Sheet Creator lets you start with a prepared board or shape one around your own priorities. Tags for sleepers, targets, and players to avoid keep the list readable during a busy draft, while custom team and position settings make the recommendations fit different league formats. The result is a practical reference for research sessions, mock rounds, and last-minute decisions.
Live Draft Assistant for Pick-by-Pick Decisions
When a real draft begins, Draft Assistant can connect to a supported league host and keep the decision process organized. Live Sync tracks selections as players come off the board, refreshes the draft log, and surfaces expert suggestions tailored to roster needs and league rules. Manual Assistant offers a lighter workflow for entering picks yourself while still receiving guidance during each round.
Player comparison tools, recommendation filters, roster views, and reach alerts help managers weigh several options instead of chasing one name. The app supports major hosts such as Yahoo, Sleeper, CBS, NFL.com, MyFantasyLeague, RT Sports, Fantrax, and NFFC, with ESPN imports limited to the manual assistant. Picks still need to be submitted in the host's own draft room.
Draft History, Analysis, and Reminder-Friendly Planning
Draft Analyzer turns completed practice rounds into actionable feedback. A draft grade and detailed analysis help you see where roster construction worked, where value slipped, and which choices deserve another look. Draft History keeps past results together, and unfinished mock drafts can be saved so a short session does not have to end before the final pick.
Custom configurations, keeper details, and league connections make the app useful beyond a single rehearsal. The onboarding reminder screen also offers optional notifications for upcoming drafts and new draft content, giving managers a way to stay aware of seasonal tasks without keeping the app open. It fits focused preparation, quick phone-based checks, and repeat practice throughout draft season.
