The fantasy draft war room
Five ADP sources refreshed twice a day, blended into a consensus for each scoring format — Yahoo by way of FFToday's published draft table. Sportsbook season totals ride the board for reference. The BetFantasy Edge Model turns all of it into one number per player, so when you are on the clock you are reading value — not a cheat sheet you printed in July.
Average draft position, merged from
Averaged per format: Std PPR Half
What it does
No cheat sheet to reconcile, no second tab of ADP, no spreadsheet you maintain by hand. The board is the product.
The BetFantasy Edge Model projects real stats, then turns them into Impact Delta — what a player is worth over the one who replaces him — and Prime Ranking, the single number the board sorts by. Rows built on real projections wear an EDGE badge, so you always know what is modelled and what is estimated.
ESPN, Sleeper, Fantasy Football Calculator (FFC), MyFantasyLeague (MFL) and Yahoo — the last by way of FFToday's published draft table — refresh twice a day and merge into a consensus for each scoring format. No vendor publishes all three, so the Standard, PPR and Half-PPR averages each blend the sources that publish that format. When a source goes quiet its column empties instead of quietly guessing on your behalf.
“Lasts to #24 · 82%” reads exactly as it sounds: an 82% chance the player is still on the board at pick 24 — shown with each Best Available player, so you spend the pick on the one who will not last. Sportsbook season totals ride the board, with the per-book breakdown a hover away.
Each position is cut into tiers, so the cliff is something you can see coming instead of something you fall off.
Key columns stay frozen while the rest scrolls. Choose the columns you care about, search by name, filter down to a position.
Pick straight from the board, undo the one you regret, reset the room and run it again. Snake order is handled for you.
A full draft-board grid filling in pick by pick, every team's roster as it builds, and NFL depth charts when you are hunting a handcuff.
Platform presets for the big hosts plus saved profiles. Roster shape and scoring change the numbers on the board, not just the labels above them.
Draft anonymously and nothing is asked of you. Sign in and your settings sync to the cloud and follow you to the next device.
Inside the war room
Dense on purpose. The whole point is that you never leave this tab while the clock is running.

The overall board
Every player, every number, one sort. Freeze what you need to keep an eye on and scroll the rest.

The draft board
The room as it fills — every round, every seat, and whose turn is coming back around.
Next
Two more surfaces are in build on the same Edge Model. Neither is live yet, and neither pretends to be.
A short card of the NFL props the Edge Model disagrees with Vegas on, posted before kickoff with our number, their number and the gap shown in the open. Every pick is then graded against the closing line and kept in a ledger that never gets edited — the losses as visible as the wins.
The same model aimed at Sunday morning: a verdict for every slot, your FLEX call ranked instead of flipped for, and the practice reports and inactives that land while there is still time to swap somebody out.
Nothing to install and nothing to import — open the board and it is populated. Ten minutes in league settings and every number on it is scored to your league.