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Know when not just who to draft with Draft Predictor
Fantasy Football Tools
This page provides an overview of the tools created and
maintained by Robert Cobb. If you are looking for cheat sheets, check out
Draft Planner.
Looking for draft tracking software?
Draft Predictor does that and more. To get the most from many of these
tools, login and
setup your league
scoring systems. Please use the
support forum or
email Robert
if you have any questions.
| Draft Prep Cheat Sheets Staff Rankings Average Draft Position (ADP) Strength of Schedule Draft Trade Assessor |
Draft Day Draft Predictor |
Statistics Scoring Opportunities Fantasy Points Allowed Fantasy Points Scored |
| Lineup Decisions My Locker 5-Star Report |
Other Draft Order Generator |
Draft Predictor
Draft
Predictor is software for your PC that is used on draft day. It tracks
draft picks in a way that lets you see the draft from a perspective that
others cannot. While beginners can use the program to "tell them who to
draft", demanding enthusiasts will find that it is a powerful assistant that
allows them to consider many more variables than possible with pen and paper.
The feature that sets this program apart is that it constantly forecasts which
players will be available for your next two picks.
Learn more...
Draft Planner
Draft Planner is an on-line cheat
sheet generator. It is capable of generating three different types of
cheat sheets. The rankings-based approach combines rankings with 3
year statistical averages; the projections-based approach uses
forecasted output for the coming season, and the ADP-based approach uses
average draft position information from actual drafts occurring across the
Internet. The rankings and projections-based approaches offer the advanced
capability of taking your league scoring system into account.
Although you can use Draft Planner to print out cheat sheets, its primary
purpose is to provide Draft Predictor with up-to-date player values.
Learn more...
My Locker
My Locker is a one-stop collection of expert input from
FantasyFootball.com. Weekly rankings and projections are shown along-side 5-star rankings for each player on your roster.
Opponent difficulty, injuries, and notes are all shown in the same compact display. Nothing else gives you as much input to help
you make lineup decisions.
| Other Tools |
| Average Draft Position (ADP) |
| ADP data is critical to make sure you are not overpaying for draft picks and it is a wonderful approach for beginners in need of a simple cheat sheet. |
| Average Player Rankings |
| Great for draft preparation and lineup decisions. The player rankings also feed the PAVT approach for creating a cheat sheet. |
| Draft Trade Assessor |
| Uses ADP data to tell you who gets more value in trades involving draft picks and players |
| Draft Order Generator |
| An official way to create a random draft order and have it emailed to all owners. |
| Scoring Opportunities |
| A unique look into the NFL game books to discover which players have the best chance to score fantasy points. |
| Strength of Schedule |
| Compare the level of difficulty for players in a side-by-side, color-coded chart. |
| Weekly Projections |
| Customized to your scoring system and ready to help you make lineup/roster decisions. |
| Fantasy Points Allowed |
| Find out which positions defenses are giving up the most fantasy points to in your league. |
| Fantasy Points Scored |
| View the fantasy points scored by each player under each of your league scoring systems. |