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Suggests your next pick in ESPN fantasy football snake drafts, using your league's scoring, lineup and every pick as it happens. Fantasy Draft Assistant adds a small panel to your ESPN fantasy football draft room and suggests who to pick every time you're on the clock. What it does - Loads your league's settings: your scoring, your starting lineup, your roster limits and the pick order. - Updates the moment any pick is made, by anyone. - Suggests a pick and tells you why in plain words. - Shows your options as plans for your next two picks: who to take now, and who'll likely still be there at your next turn. - Guesses what the other teams will take based on what they still need. - Saves kicker and D/ST for your last picks, and stops suggesting extra backup QBs and TEs. - Warns you if it ever falls behind the draft, and catches itself back up. How to use it 1. Join an ESPN fantasy football snake draft, or a mock draft from ESPN's mock draft lobby. 2. Open the draft room. The panel appears on the right and loads your league. 3. Draft. The suggestion updates after every pick. Click the toolbar button to show or hide the panel. Drag it by its top bar to move it. Good to know - Works with ESPN snake drafts. Auction (salary cap) drafts aren't supported. - It only suggests. You always make the pick yourself. - Nothing you do is collected or sent anywhere. The extension runs in your browser and only talks to ESPN. Fantasy Draft Assistant is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by ESPN.
Sep 29, 2026
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