Drag-and-drop rankings
Drag players into the order you want and drop in tier breaks.
243,000+player rankings made by 4,100+ drafters
A custom draft board and a live draft assistant. Rank players your way, then let the board follow your ESPN, Yahoo or Sleeper draft pick by pick.

Not on one of those? Track any draft by hand.
A board you can reason about, and a draft room that keeps up with it.
Drag players into the order you want and drop in tier breaks.
Every player sits next to the market's price, so you can see at a glance where you disagree, and by how much.
The extension follows your ESPN, Yahoo or Sleeper draft and crosses players off as they go. No draft to connect to? Track it by hand.
Standard, half PPR or full PPR. Snake or auction. Set your league up once and your ranks, tiers and auction values all follow its rules.
Best available weighed against what your roster still needs, so the next pick is a decision rather than a scroll.
Add a column for an analyst you follow and see your board against theirs, player by player.
Profiles, season and game data, and the context that explains why a player sits where he does.
Plain-English labels built from last season's numbers, plus your own tags alongside them.
Player tags, floor and ceiling, and how far your rank sits from platform ADP. Everything you need to rank players and draft them.
Jaxon Smith-NjigbaTarget HogField Stretcher+6A+A
Ashton JeantyThree Down WorkhorseBowling Ball+2BB+
Caleb WilliamsDual ThreatGunslinger-4B+B+
Brock BowersEvery Down TETarget Hog+5A+AThe easiest way to win your league happens before the season starts.
Most of the season is out of your hands. Injuries, matchups, the waiver wire. The draft is the one part you control completely, and it is the cheapest edge you will ever get: one evening of work, before a single game is played.
Average draft position is what a player costs. It is the market, and it is worth knowing. But it is an average, so it lags. A receiver tears something two weeks before your draft and his ADP has barely moved. Half your league will take him at the old price. You get to take someone better.
The rest is being ready. You get ninety seconds, sometimes thirty, to make a decision you will live with every Sunday until January. A sheet you built, in an order you already believe in, turns that into reading one line instead of making one decision.
One price for the season. Cancel anytime.
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ADP means average draft position: the spot a player goes, on average, across thousands of real drafts on a platform. It is the closest thing fantasy football has to a market price.
BeatADP puts that number next to your own rank and shows you the gap. A green +9 means you have him nine spots higher than the market does, so you can afford to wait. A red −12 means the room likes him more than you do, and you will have to reach if you want him.
The numbers are read live from the platform you picked, so the column moves as the market moves. You can add columns of your own too: type in an analyst's ranks, or a friend's, and compare against those side by side.
Standard, half PPR and full PPR. You choose when you create a sheet, and everything downstream follows it, including the ADP you are compared against, since a running back's price is not the same in standard as it is in full PPR.
Both. Set auction values alongside your ranks, and during the draft the board tracks what every team has spent and what they have left, so you know who can still outbid you.
Yes. Drop a tier break anywhere on your board and everything below it renumbers itself. Tiers come into the draft with you, which is where they earn their keep: knowing that only two players are left in a tier is what tells you whether to take the position now or wait a round.
Yes. Tags like Target Hog and Three Down Workhorse are computed for you from last season's numbers, and each one shows the evidence behind it when you hover. On top of those you can write your own and apply them to whoever you like.
Use manual mode. Mark players off by hand as they are taken and you get the same board, the same crossing-off and the same suggestions, without connecting anything. It also covers the case where you would rather not install the extension.
Yes. Export your sheet as a CSV with ranks, tiers, attributes and auction values, then print it from a spreadsheet. Worth having on paper even if you plan to draft from the screen.
Reach out and ask. There is no window to argue about and no form to fill in.