Fantasy football draft cheat sheet

How to read the sheet

The overall number is consensus draft order. Tier is the important column: players inside a tier are close enough that you should take the one who fills a need, and the moment a tier is nearly empty you are on the clock for a run. ADP is the weighted cross-platform average, and the four platform columns show where Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo and CBS disagree — a player ranked far lower on your host site is usually available a round later than the consensus says.

Bye weeks are listed so you can avoid stacking three starters on the same week, and Pts is the projection after your scoring settings are applied, not raw PPR.

FAQ

Is this fantasy football cheat sheet free to print?

Yes. The whole board is on the page with no signup — hit the print button and your browser can print it or save it as a PDF. The controls are hidden from the printed sheet.

Can I change the cheat sheet for PPR, half PPR or standard scoring?

Yes. Switch scoring, league size, superflex and TE premium at the top and the tiers, values and ranks all recalculate before you print.

Whose rankings are these?

They are a weighted consensus of the Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo and CBS default boards, re-scored by value over replacement for your league settings. You can turn any platform out of the consensus.

How do I use the tiers on draft day?

Tiers break where projected value drops off. When a tier is down to its last player or two, take that player before the run empties it; when a tier is deep, trade back or fill another position first.

Does it work for Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo and CBS drafts?

Yes, and each platform's own rank is shown next to the consensus rank so you can see where your host site disagrees.

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