DK Metcalf is listed Questionable.
Your FLEX is now a three-way toss-up.
Review FLEXAlways caught up. Always ready.
Your fantasyfront office.
Connect your leagues. Mr. Drafty keeps up with the players, news, stats and moves that matter, then turns it all into clear recommendations for what to do next.
One front office. Every league.
Fantasy moves fast.Mr. Drafty keeps up.
- InjuryA starter gets hurt.Your FLEX
- UsageA backup suddenly plays 70% of the snaps.On your wire
- MatchupYour opponent loses a running back.Your week
- LeagueSomeone in your league drops a player.Checked · no effect
- WireA waiver target disappears.Your plan B
Mr. Drafty follows the movement and tells you when it matters to one of your teams.
How it works
Your league’s front office, in one cockpit.
It watches everything around your teams, boils it down to the one call worth making, then makes sure your move landed.
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01Know
Always caught up.
Since you were away3 changes- DK Metcalf listed Questionable
- Sofa Kings dropped Tank Bigsby
- T.J. Hockenson still on the wire
Matters to you · 1Your kicker seat is still empty. -
02Decide
One clear call.
Do this · K seatAdd Chris Boswell
then drop Jordan Mason
An empty seat scores zero.Add Boswell -
03Move
You make it. Mr. Drafty checks it landed.
You add Boswell on ESPN and tap it here.
Added · pendingNext look at your league.
Confirmed ✓ · on your ESPN roster
Less time researching. Fewer missed moves. More of the game.
Alerts
The alerts worth your attention.
Not every headline. Only the changes that touch your lineup, your wire or your week, each with what it means for you.
T.J. Hockenson is still available.
He covers your week-11 tight end bye.
Add HockensonSofa Kings withdrew a claim on Hockenson.
They were shopping at tight end.
Week 7: no quarterback.
Plan it by week 5.
See week 7Decisions
Four jobs. One front office.
Draft night to the last week of the season: one question per screen, one clear answer, the reasoning when you want it.
Walk out of draft night with the team you meant to build.
- Your pick while the clock runs, not after it.
- Built around your roster’s biggest need.
- Knows exactly when you pick again.
Set your lineup in a minute, and know it’s right.
- Your best lineup, every week.
- Honest when two players can’t be separated.
- Catches an empty seat before it costs you.
Make the moves that actually make your team better.
- Adds that beat what you have, and who to cut for them.
- Trades scored for both sides.
- Knows when a bid isn’t needed.
See the whole season coming, and plan around the holes.
- Every week read as a matchup, in plain words.
- Bye-week holes found weeks ahead.
- Tells you when to act, not just what.
DraftSunday Dads
On the clock
Round 2 · Pick 15
Take
A.J. Brown
Your biggest needWR
Back in11 picks
Draft A.J. Brown
Next on the board
Garrett WilsonWR
Kenneth Walker IIIRB
LineupWeek 1
FLEX · three-way toss-up
Terry McLaurinWR12.3
DK MetcalfWR · Q12.2
Luther Burden IIIWR12.1
Keep Terry McLaurinToo close to call. No change needed.
K seat · empty
Add Chris Boswell
First starter kicks off Thursday night
MovesWeek 1
Waiver
Add Chris Boswell
Free agent · no bid needed
Then dropJordan Mason
He starts no week.
Trade · Sofa Kings
SendTerry McLaurin
GetColston Loveland
Your lineup+0.4 a week
Helps both teams → worth a message
SeasonWeeks 1–14
- W1Effectively even
- W2Effectively even
- W3Slight favourite
- W4Effectively even
- W5Effectively even
- W6Effectively even
- W7Slight underdogno QBno D/ST
- W8Effectively even
- W9Effectively even
- W10Effectively even
- W11Effectively evenno TE
- W12Effectively even
- W13Effectively even
- W14Effectively even
Next to plan
Plan week 7 by week 5
Leagues
Your league changes everything.
Your scoring. Your roster. Your opponents. Your waiver wire. Generic rankings can’t see any of it.
Same player. Different league. Different answer.
Passing touchdown6 pts
Josh Allen · QB#12overall
Passing touchdown4 pts
Josh Allen · QB#17overall
Mr. Drafty scores every player under your league’s own rules.
Ask
Ask your league anything.
It already knows your roster, your wire and your week. Ask it the way you’d ask your GM, and it tells you what it read.
- Who should I start this week?
- What’s changed since yesterday?
- Who should I drop for him?
- What happens if I make this trade?
You’re still the manager.
- Read-only Mr. Drafty never touches your ESPN team. You make the move.
- Honest about close calls When two players can’t be separated, it says so.
- Built on your league Not a generic ranking. Your rules, your roster, your room.
More of the game.Less keeping up.
Mr. Drafty does the work around the game so you can spend more time playing it.
