Draft Analytics Dashboard
Fantasy Draft Room
About This Project
I’m just a guy who loves fantasy football, working with data, and spending probably too much time thinking about why some draft decisions work better than others.
This project started because fantasy football information is everywhere. Rankings live on one site, ADP is somewhere else, news is constantly changing, and league history is usually buried in another app or spreadsheet. There are plenty of rankings available, but not nearly as many places focused on bringing all that information together and actually analyzing it.
What began as a personal Excel model gradually turned into something much bigger. I wanted one place where I could combine rankings, market data, player analysis, league history, news, and live draft context without bouncing between a dozen different websites.
I’m not a professional developer, but I do come from a finance background where I’ve built more Excel models and PowerPoint presentations than I could ever count. That has definitely shaped how I’ve approached this project. The calculations matter, but so do the formatting, organization, consistency, and overall look and feel. I want the app to make a large amount of information easier to understand—not more overwhelming.
This is still a personal project, and it is not meant to pretend that fantasy football can be solved perfectly. There are still bugs to fix, pages to improve, data to add, and features I want to build. You can see some of those ideas in the Project Roadmap section.
The app is free because I’ve genuinely enjoyed building it, learning along the way, and seeing how much useful fantasy football information is actually out there once you start connecting it. Hopefully it gives serious fantasy players and fellow research nerds a more organized and enjoyable way to prepare for their drafts.
Just don’t send it to anyone in my league.
Project Effort Estimate
Hours and tokens blend generous manual-work estimates with measured Claude Code session data (local logs as of 2026-07-24, including prompt-cache reads — not a billing figure). Exact historical telemetry for the manual-work portion is not available, so those figures stay intentionally generous.
Jump to a room
Every view shares the same active board, availability, and drafted tracker.
Draft Board Controls
Start with the board and availability. Use setup controls when the decision is close or the room starts behaving differently.
Draft Rank follows the selected board order: Official Board or Weight adjusted.
My Ranks stays separate from the Excel model and only changes the active board order.
1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 TE, 2 FLEX, 1 DST, 1 K, 8 Bench
Main Draft Board
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| Tracker | Draft Rank | Player | Pos | Team | Sleeper ADP i | Market Rank i | Model Rank i | Market Read i | Next Pick i | Net Value i | Player Profile i | Roster Context i | Upside i | Risk i | News i | Badges i |
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Live draft decision support
Draft Assistant
Use your current pick, roster, draft board, and recommendation mode to identify the strongest available options and understand why each player is being recommended.
How to Use This Page
Recommendations are built from the active draft board, availability, keepers, drafted tracker, value, risk, upside, and roster context. Review the suggested player, then use Alternatives, Why This Pick, Compare, Decision Board, and Supporting Data before drafting.
Sources and Methodology
Uses the active draft state, available-player pool, market and model ranks, roster need, tier timing, risk, upside, and the selected recommendation mode.
Advanced
Player decision tools
Player Comparison
Use Compare when deciding between two similarly ranked players. The goal is not just who ranks higher, but which player better fits price, risk, upside, and roster need.
How to Use This Page
Select two or more players, start with the overall recommendation, then review the Decision Matrix, Risk & Range, Research Cases, Profile Shape, Trends, Team Context, Position Context, and Statistics.
Sources and Methodology
Blends Sleeper ADP, projections, risk, upside, historical fantasy data, team environment, roster context, and the comparison recommendation logic.
Market Intelligence
Consensus Pricing Dashboard
Understand where fantasy markets agree, where player pricing is unstable, and where the model identifies meaningful differences from consensus.
How to Use This Page
Start with Draft Ranges, then use Positions, Sources, Divergences, Interpretations, and the Consensus Table to understand stable prices and meaningful disagreements.
Sources and Methodology
Advanced research filters
Consensus Table
Player Pricing Detail
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Definitions and methodology
Analyst Coverage
Player News
Combined news and YouTube analyst coverage per player, with source-cited takeaways.
Market Movement
Sleeper Risers & Fallers
ADP momentum over the last one to two weeks. Focus on the movers — stable players are dimmed so real movement stands out.
MY PLAYER BOARD
My Ranks Private to you
Create your own player rankings and choose how much they influence your personalized board.
Board Tools
Import and export use the existing CSV and JSON formats.
NFL team environment
Team Context
Use team context as a tie-breaker. Talent and price still lead, but environment helps separate similar profiles.
How to Use This Page
Select a team and review Draft Insights, History, Trends, Rankings, and Roster. Use team context as a tie-breaker between similar players.
Sources and Methodology
Combines team play volume, pass and rush tendencies, scoring environment, player opportunity, projections, historical team statistics, and roster context.
League Wrapped
League History
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