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Redraft, dynasty startup and rookie mock drafts against computer teams with their own plans.
Rules. Every player starts with our projected stat line for the week, shown in whole numbers; until you change a stat, his projected points use our exact expectation (a 0.6-touchdown projection counts as 0.6). Click a number and scroll, use the arrows, or type to change it; projected points and ranks update as you go. Prefer to skip the numbers? Switch to Drag into order and drag each player up or down, or type his finish position; players start in our projected order, and switching back to stat lines keeps your drag order for later. Whichever way is selected at kickoff is the one that counts. Your top 32 QBs, 75 RBs, 75 WRs and 32 TEs are your position boards, and the top 100 of the players you tick make The Big Board. Each board is scored on its own when the week’s games are final: 5 points for each exact finish and 1 for each finish one rank away, in standard half-PPR scoring. Projections combine each player’s recent form, the betting market’s team totals, what the opponent allows to the position (green easy, yellow neutral, red hard), the kickoff weather forecast and the injury report, with an injured player’s targets and carries passed to his teammates. Boards lock at the week’s first kickoff. Free to play: badges and bragging rights only.
Your league’s scoring. Signals are model readings, not guarantees. History from 1999.
One ranking through your window. How values work
The mock draft war room runs three kinds of fantasy football mock draft. A redraft mock ranks players by redraft value for this season. A dynasty startup mock uses dynasty values for every NFL player. A dynasty rookie mock drafts the 2027 college class by prospect value, with each prospect’s likely NFL draft range, landing spots and college stats a tap away.
Choose the number of teams and rounds, the scoring, the lineup, which slots you control and how long you are on the clock. Every other team is run by the computer with its own board and a plan it sticks to: best value, Hero RB, Zero RB, an early tight end, a youth movement or win now. Some players go earlier or later than the ranks say, so no two mocks run the same way. When the draft ends every team is graded and yours saves as an image.
Take the sixth pick in a 12-team superflex redraft mock. On this week’s redraft board the first five are Josh Allen, Joe Burrow, Jahmyr Gibbs, Drake Maye, Jordan Love, so if the room follows the board you are choosing between Brock Purdy and whoever the computer teams let slide. They will not follow it exactly: each has its own plan, so someone reaches and someone falls.
Every value on this page sits on one 0 to 9,999 scale shared by players and rookie picks, priced for a 12-team superflex PPR league with a half-point tight end catch bonus until you change League settings. What goes into a value, what each win window pays for, how often it updates and how accurate it has been are all on one page: how values work.
Redraft, dynasty startup and dynasty rookie drafts, with your own team count, rounds, scoring and lineup.
Each has its own board and a plan it sticks to, such as Hero RB, Zero RB, an early tight end or win now, and some players go earlier or later than the ranks say.
Yes, in redraft and startup drafts.
Every team is graded against the rest of the room when the draft ends, and your team saves as an image to share.
