Our signature fantasy football draft tool – Draft Buddy – is ready for your 2019 fantasy football drafts. Draft Buddy is the original custom cheatsheet and draft tracking tool, now in its 19th year.
Fantasy Football Draft Tool
Draft Buddy serves two main purposes to help you draft your fantasy football team. First of all, Draft Buddy creates custom cheatsheets for your fantasy football draft based on your league rules and scoring. Second, once your cheatsheets are ready, then you can track your draft, which helps you stay organized to help make the best draft day decisions.
Draft Buddy runs in Microsoft Excel. If you love spreadsheets then this tool is right in your wheelhouse. Even if you are not a big spreadsheet person, we can get you up to speed quickly via demo videos and tech support directly with the developer.
Projections, Rankings and ADP
The heart of a quality fantasy football draft tool is the projections or rankings used to create your cheatsheets. There is excellent data in Draft Buddy! The detailed projections are from FF Today. Draft Buddy calculates projected fantasy points from the projections based on your league scoring rules.
Alternatively, you can import rankings including dynasty league rankings from Dynasty League Football. These complete startup dynasty league overall and position rankings are normally available only to DLF subscribers but are included in Draft Buddy.
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Perhaps most important, projections, ADP and depth charts are all updated regularly to the start of the season. The schedule is weekly starting late-June, and also unscheduled updates for key player news if necessary. Obtaining updates is super easy, by clicking a button in Draft Buddy.
Draft Buddy Features
Given the 19 year history of Draft Buddy, it is packed with a lot of features and options. Some of the main ones include:
- keepers, dynasty – input kept players from the prior season to mark them off the cheatsheets and update rosters
- auctions – dollar values on the cheatsheets and track your auction draft
- MyFantasyLeague.com integration – import franchise names, keepers and draft results if your league runs on MFL
- import or edit projections – change any of the projections, add your own, and even create a weighted average of different projections or prior year stats
Review the list of all the features on the main Draft Buddy page and check the screenshots. I didn’t even mention the trash talking sound effects!
Early Bird Special
Purchase 2019 Draft Buddy before August 1st and earn a $5 discount off the regular price of $19.95. We also offer a returning member discount after the early bird.
Would you believe people spend that much to purchase prior year fantasy football stats in a spreadsheet format for that price? Draft Buddy includes stats from the past three seasons for all players and does so much more.
Get your copy of Draft Buddy to win your 2019 fantasy football leagues!
Is there a way to assign color code to QB on the various position tabs. QB has no color assigned and when looking at the Overall tab for example, QB lines look not much different than the muted players taken. As an alternative is there a way to hide the players taken asopposed to showing them as muted
Hi buzzm24. We are limited to highlighting colors of 3 different positions. You can change it at the top. Click on one of the boxes next to “Highlight:” near the top and a drop-down should appear to change the position. You can switch them whenever you like, it should update.
Do you know much about conditional formatting? Quick tutorial: on the overall tab, highlight all the data under Pos to ADP in the first main column, players ranked 1-80. Select Format > Conditional Formatting you will see a series of rules. Select one of the ones were the player is muted, as you say (already picked). Go in there by editing the rule, and then change the format options from grey text to white text. Hit Ok a couple times to get out of there.
While the player didn’t actually disappear, now it should be white on white, so you can’t see them any more. Does that work better for you?