Quick Start

Go from zero to live draft in under five minutes. Here's the shortest path.

Draft Night Setup Guide

How to get the board on your TV and run a smooth draft.

The simplest setup — works with any TV

✅ Best quality, zero lag, no internet needed. Requires HDMI cable and compatible port.

Learn more → Mac display setup · Windows display setup · 📺 Video tutorial →

Have a Chromecast plugged into your TV? This is one of the cleanest setups — you cast only the draft board tab to the TV while keeping other tabs private on your laptop.

This is ideal if you want the board on the TV but need to keep player rankings or notes private on your laptop screen.

✅ Cast only the board tab, keep other tabs private. ⚠️ Requires Chrome browser and Chromecast device.

Learn more → Cast from Chrome · 📺 Video tutorial →

No HDMI cable or Chromecast? You can wirelessly screencast your laptop screen to your TV:

On Mac — AirPlay:

Learn more → AirPlay from Mac · 📺 Video tutorial →

Have an Apple TV? Mac users can AirPlay directly to Apple TV — no Chromecast needed. See the AirPlay support link above.

On Windows — Cast:

Learn more → Windows Cast/Project · 📺 Video tutorial →

✅ No cable needed, easy setup. ⚠️ Requires strong WiFi — can lag if bandwidth is low.

Draft from your iPad while the board shows on your TV

Requirements: Your TV must have a web browser. Compatible: Samsung Smart TV, LG Smart TV, Sony Smart TV, Amazon Fire Stick (Silk Browser), Chromecast with Google TV (Chrome). Not compatible: Apple TV, Roku (no browser).

✅ Draft from any device while TV shows the board. ⚠️ TV must have a web browser app.

Learn more → Add to Home Screen on iPad

Run the board on your laptop, display on TV browser

Same as Option 2 but using a laptop instead of iPad. Open your draft, click Present, enter the view code in your TV's browser. This lets you keep your laptop screen private (player rankings, notes) while the TV shows only the board.

Have access to a projector? Connect it to your laptop via HDMI or wirelessly and display the board at massive size — perfect for large draft parties. Connect exactly like you would a TV.

✅ Near-unlimited screen size, great for big groups. ⚠️ Older projectors may have lower resolution.

While presenting, you can control what the viewer screen plays without touching the viewer device. Two toggles appear next to the Present button when you are actively broadcasting.

• VIEWER AUDIO — master switch for all viewer sound. Turn this off to fully silence the viewer (no chime, no player name announcement, no board alerts). The visual draft board on the viewer keeps updating — only the sound is muted.
• VIEWER ALERTS — silences just the board alerts (First Off The Board, Reach, Steal, tier breaks, etc.). Player name announcements and the pick chime continue to play. Useful when the room wants a less talkative draft experience without going fully silent.

Both toggles default to ON each time you click Present. They reset between sessions — there is no persistence.

Looking for these in Settings? They live next to the Present button while presenting — not in the Settings panel — because they apply to the viewer screen, not your local machine. The Settings panel's ALERTS / AUDIO toggles still control your own laptop audio independently.

What is Prime Draft Pro?

A live, in-person fantasy football draft board — built for the room. Everyone picks their own players, live, in the same space. No bots. No algorithms. No outside interference.

• Runs your draft live — snake, linear, or auction format with a real pick clock and bid timer.
• Pulls your real league data — team names, roster slots, rounds, and ADP from ESPN, Sleeper, or Yahoo.
• Fires automatic alerts — steals, reaches, first QB off the board, run-ons, and more.
• Exports your results — downloadable CSV plus step-by-step instructions to enter picks back into your platform.

• It does not auto-pick or assist individual drafters. Everyone picks their own players.
• It does not sync picks in real-time back to ESPN/Sleeper/Yahoo — you enter results after the draft using the Export screen.

Your Account

Manage login, profile info, and security from the profile icon in the top-right corner of the dashboard.

Use your email and password. If you're new, create an account — it's instant. If you forget your password, use Send Password Reset Email in the Profile panel to get a reset link.

• Nickname — Displayed as your name inside the app.
• Favorite sports teams — Stored on your account for personalization.
• Avatar URL — Paste a link to any image to set your profile picture.

Draft Credits

Draft Credits unlock official, real-season drafts. Practice drafts are always free and unlimited.

Practice drafts are unlimited. But when it's real — when your whole league is in the room and picks count — that's an Official Draft. Credits ensure the serious stuff is tracked and supported.

Your current Draft Credit count is shown in the Draft Credits box on the dashboard. Click it to open the pricing screen at any time.

Activating an official draft fully resets the board state. Whether you click Use Credit from the board itself, or Set as Full Draft from the dashboard, confirming the action:

• Clears all practice picks (keepers stay in place if it's a keeper league).
• Returns the cursor to Round 1, Pick 1.
• Resets the timer to its default duration.
• Clears all draft state flags — the draft starts fresh, like the day was just beginning.

You begin the activated draft as a clean slate, ready for your live room.

If you purchase a Draft Credit while on a draft board, Stripe checkout returns you to that same board (not the dashboard). This keeps you in your draft setup without losing context — your settings, team names, and customizations stay exactly where you left them.

Importing Your League

Connect your real league and Prime Draft Pro pulls in everything automatically — team names, roster slots, draft settings, and the full player pool with ADP.

Private ESPN leagues require two session cookies from your browser. The easiest way is the one-click bookmarklet — no DevTools or manual copying needed.

Method A — Bookmarklet (recommended)

Method B — Manual Entry (fallback)

Can't use the bookmarklet? You can paste your cookies manually:

• League settings — team count, scoring format, roster positions, FLEX slots.
• Team names — pulled directly from your platform.
• Player pool + ADP — full NFL player database with current-season ADP rankings.
• Draft settings — snake vs. linear, number of rounds, draft order.

Each position on your draft board carries a color (used for the draft cells, position pills, and accent treatments). To customize, click any position's color swatch in the setup. The picker opens with eight preset swatches — Pink, Cyan, Teal, Brown, Gray, Black, Navy, Magenta — plus a Custom button that opens your browser's native color wheel for any specific shade. Hover any preset to see its name. Default position colors are set when you create a new league: QB red, RB blue, WR green, TE orange, DST purple, K yellow.

Draft Board Overview

The board is a full-screen display built to fill a big screen. Every element has a purpose on draft day.

• ← Dashboard — Returns to the dashboard without losing picks.
• ⚙ Setup — Opens setup to adjust team names, rounds, or settings. Locked once official picks exist.
• 🔊 Sound EFX — Opens the Sound EFX dropdown. Fire any of seven built-in chips (air horn, crowd cheer, sad trombone, etc.) or one of your five custom uploads manually at any moment during the draft. See Sound EFX for details. The pick announcement sound itself is configurable — see Draft Pick Sounds.
• ON CLOCK — Shows the team currently picking and the round/pick number.
• Search bar — Type any player name, position, or NFL team. Results sort by ADP automatically.
• Undo Last Pick — Removes the most recent pick. On practice drafts and rounds 1–3 of official drafts, you can undo unlimited picks. Past round 3 of an official draft, this is rate-limited to one undo per pick made — if a second undo is attempted before another pick lands, a toast confirms the rate limit and suggests Edit Pick for older corrections.
• START DRAFT button — practice drafts show "▶ START DRAFT" (green). Official paid drafts show "⭐ ENTER Live Draft" (red, pulsing) when activated but not yet started. Once the timer is running, both states show "PAUSE" instead. Once the first pick is made, the SETUP button disappears and only PAUSE remains (settings are now locked).

Your draft board's main header buttons change based on where you are in the draft lifecycle:

• Setup stage (practice draft, or paid draft activated but not yet started) — Setup button (amber) and ENTER Live Draft button (red, pulsing) side by side. Click Setup to review settings, or ENTER Live Draft to begin.
• Timer running, no picks yet — Setup button stays available, but ENTER Live Draft is replaced by PAUSE. Settings are still editable until your first pick locks them.
• At least one pick made — the Setup button disappears entirely. Only PAUSE remains. Your settings are now locked permanently. Use Edit Pick to fix individual picks if needed.

Columns = teams. Rows = rounds. Each cell shows the player drafted at that slot. Snake drafts reverse direction every even round — the grid reflects this visually with the pick order indicator.

Each drafted slot shows the player's name, position badge, and NFL team. Clicking a filled slot opens the pick detail. Hovering an empty slot shows who picks there and when.

Below the draft grid, every board has a stock-ticker scroll of completed picks. Each chip displays the player's headshot, name, team, and either round.pick (PK 1.5 for snake-style) or winning bid amount (auction). The ticker enters from the right edge, scrolls left continuously, and loops seamlessly through all picks. The Prime Draft Pro logo stays anchored on the left so the ticker reads as a unified strip.

Running Your Draft

Everything that happens from "Start Draft" to the final pick.

When you click ENTER Live Draft, a confirmation modal opens with a red ATTENTION banner. The modal warns that starting will lock all settings permanently once your first pick is made. You have three choices:

• Start Draft — confirms, closes the modal, and begins the timer.
• Go to Setup — last-second escape hatch. Closes the modal and takes you to the setup page so you can verify everything before starting.
• Cancel — closes the modal. You stay on the board with nothing changed.

Each pick announces with a full-screen card displaying the player's first name, last name, position, team, and round/pick. The bright green NEXT PICK button in the bottom-right corner closes the card immediately, stops any audio still playing, and advances the board to the next pick on the clock. Use it to keep the room moving when you don't need to wait for the audio to finish naturally.

To remove the most recent pick, click Undo Last Pick in the header. On official drafts past round 3, you have one undo available per pick made — once used, you must make a new pick (or use Edit Pick) before another undo will fire. Practice drafts and the first three rounds of official drafts allow unlimited undos.

Set your timer duration in ⚙ Setup → Timer. During the draft, click the clock to pause it (useful for breaks or disputes). The buzzer fires when time expires — the pick is not forced, it's just a signal.

Auction Draft

Auction drafts work differently from snake or redraft. Instead of teams picking in order, every player goes up for bid one at a time. Teams compete using their auction budget (default $200 per team), and the highest bidder wins. The commissioner runs the auction from the board, recording bids as they come in.

• The team currently nominating picks a player and sets the opening bid (default $1).
• Other teams place bids using their per-team bid cards. Each card has a yellow BID $X mega button (quick-bid at current high plus the league's increment), +$5 / +$10 quick buttons (hidden when your increment is 5 or higher), and a custom-bid stepper for any amount in between (use the [−] and [+] arrows to dial it in, then click the BID $X commit button).
• Bids snap up to your league's bid increment automatically. Typing $47 in a $5-increment league commits as $50.
• The bid clock counts down between bids (default 90 seconds, configurable in Setup). When the clock hits zero, the highest bidder wins.
• Click DRAFT PLAYER to award the player to the high bidder. The board advances to the next nomination.

To walk back the most recent bid, click the Edit Last Bid pill in the central display. The bid pops off cleanly. A 1-second cooldown prevents accidental double-clicks.

For fast operators, the auction board supports keyboard shortcuts. Press 1–9 to select that team, type the bid amount, and press Enter to commit. The selected team highlights and its input auto-focuses. Press Escape to clear.

The bottom of the auction board shows a stock-ticker scroll of completed picks — each chip displays the player's headshot, name, winning team, and final price. The Prime Draft Pro logo stays anchored on the left.

• Click PAUSE to stop the bid clock when the room needs a moment. Click RESUME to start it again.
• If the nominating team doesn't want to nominate, click PASS to skip to the next team in the rotation.

• Each team's remaining budget is displayed at all times on the board.
• The system automatically prevents a team from bidding more than their remaining budget minus $1 per unfilled roster slot.
• A team with $1 left and 1 slot remaining can only win a player for $1.

• Budget per team — Starting dollars each team has to spend. Default: $200.
• Bid clock — Seconds the clock counts down between bids. Default: 90s.
• Bid increment — Minimum bid increase. Default: $1. Bids snap up to the next valid increment automatically.
• Bidding War sensitivity — How many bids in 15 seconds triggers a Bidding War alert (3, 4, or 5). Also configurable in App Settings → Board Alerts → Auction Alerts.

Board Alerts

Automatic overlays that fire during the draft to keep the room engaged. Each one triggers once, plays a sound, and clears on its own. Configure all alerts in App Settings → Board Alerts (accessible from the dashboard gear icon).

When Announce Player Names is enabled in Board Alerts, every drafted player's name is read aloud by the voice announcer. It fires immediately after a pick is confirmed — before any alert overlay. Toggle it independently of other alerts. This is on by default. The pick announcement sound that plays alongside the announcer is configurable — see Draft Pick Sound.

Auction drafts have their own dedicated alert set, separate from snake/linear board alerts. Configure them in App Settings → Board Alerts → Auction Alerts. All alerts respect the master Auction Alerts toggle.

After a player is sold, the board checks the final price against ADP and budget percentage to decide which (if any) post-sale alert fires. These are mutually exclusive — only the highest-priority match plays.

Draft Pick Sounds

The announcement sound that fires after every pick. Pick a vibe for your draft room — your choice persists across drafts and devices until you change it.

Ten presets ship with Prime Draft Pro. Click the ▶ play icon on any row in the Configure modal to preview before committing:

• Shaboom! (default)
• Cha-Ching
• Breaking News
• Swoosh
• The Verdict
• The Big Reveal
• Mic Drop
• One-and-Done
• Blast-Off
• Old School

Don't see what you want? Upload up to four custom MP3s through the Configure modal. Each slot lets you name the sound — pick "League Champion Theme" or "John's Annual Roast" instead of "Custom Slot 1."

• File format: MP3 only.
• Length: up to 5.3 seconds per file. Longer files are rejected at upload.
• Naming: required at upload. Hit the pencil icon to rename any time.
• Replacing the audio: the pencil icon also swaps the MP3 without losing the slot name.
• Deleting: trash icon clears the slot. If the deleted sound was the active selection, the picker falls back to Shaboom!.

Your selection persists in the database — not just the browser. Pick "Mic Drop" on your laptop, open Prime Draft Pro on a TV browser or iPad, and the same choice loads. Custom uploads sync the same way.

The same Configure button opens the same modal from any of these surfaces:

• Dashboard → Commish Settings → Audio Clips.
• Dashboard → Commish Settings → Default Draft Preferences (sets your default for future drafts).
• Any of the four draft setup pages — Custom Draft Builder, ESPN import, Sleeper import, Yahoo import.

Sound EFX

Live sound effects you fire manually during the draft — air horns, crowd reactions, custom clips. Click any chip in the Sound EFX dropdown on the board and it plays instantly.

Seven preset effects ship with Prime Draft Pro. They live in the Sound EFX dropdown on the top-right of the draft board:

• 📢 Air Horn
• 👏 Crowd Cheer
• 👎 Crowd Boo
• 🎺 Sad Trombone
• 🥁 Rimshot
• ❌ Reach
• 🔥 Steal

Click a chip and it plays once. Unlike pick sounds, these only fire when you fire them — they don't trigger automatically on any draft event.

Reach and Steal have one special behavior: each click plays a random voice from the reach/steal board-alert pools (12 voices each), never the same one twice in a row. While a reach or steal effect is playing, clicking the same chip again is ignored until it finishes — preventing overlapping alert audio.

Upload up to five custom MP3s to extend the Sound EFX dropdown. Each slot gets a name you provide, so the chip on the board shows your label.

• File format: MP3 only.
• Length: up to 25 seconds per file — longer than pick sounds because EFX clips are often musical stings or full one-liners.
• Naming: required at upload. Pencil icon renames any time.
• Replacing audio: pencil icon swaps the MP3 without losing the slot name.
• Deleting: trash icon clears the slot. The chip reverts to greyed-out "Custom Slot N" until refilled.

The Sound EFX dropdown sits at the top-right of the draft board. Click it to open the chip panel — seven built-ins up top, then your custom chips. Filled custom slots are fully clickable; empty slots appear greyed out as "Custom Slot N" and don't fire.

Rapid-clicking a custom slot stops the previous play before starting the next. Rapid-clicking a built-in chip stacks — useful for spamming air horns to roast a bad pick.

Custom EFX uploads sync to the database, so your slots and names follow you across browsers and devices. There's no "active" selection for EFX — every chip is always available, all the time.

The Configure button opens the same Sound EFX modal from any of these surfaces:

• Dashboard → Commish Settings → Audio Clips.
• Any of the four draft setup pages — Custom Draft Builder, ESPN import, Sleeper import, Yahoo import.

Sharing and Exporting Results

After your draft, share results with your league and enter picks into your fantasy platform.

When the draft is complete, open the Share screen from the board header. You will get a permanent shareable link — anyone with the link can view the full draft board with no account needed.

Share anywhere:

• Post to X (Twitter) — opens tweet composer with your results link. Twitter auto-generates a preview card showing your draft board image.
• Share on Facebook — same, Facebook generates a rich preview automatically.
• Send via Email — opens your email app pre-filled with a subject line and your results link. Perfect for the commissioner to send everyone their picks after the draft.
• Copy for Instagram — downloads your roster image and gives you the link to add to your bio or story.
• Download Image — saves a PNG of your full draft board or individual team roster cards.

The shareable link (primedraftpro.com/results/...) is permanent — it never expires and works on any device.

Prime Draft Pro does not push results to ESPN, Sleeper, or Yahoo automatically. You enter picks manually using the export as your reference.

For ESPN users: an advanced DevTools script is available in the export screen (collapsed under Advanced — ESPN Auto-Entry) that can automate pick entry. For experienced users only.

Commissioner Tools

Manage the draft lifecycle — from setup through the live session to archiving the final record.

• Practice — The default state for any new draft. Free, unlimited, no credits consumed. Capped at Round 3 on the free tier (15 free picks for keeper leagues). Safe to redo, delete, or use as a dry run.
• Official — Marks the real, live draft. Requires one Draft Credit. Unlocks all rounds, full export, and the complete alert set. Only one draft can be Official at a time.
• Archived — A completed draft moved to Completed Drafts history. Read-only. Preserved permanently for league records.

Access via the ⚙ Settings button on the dashboard. The Settings panel has six tabs:

• Appearance — Choose your board theme: Dark Mode (deep navy), Light Mode (clean white), or Neutral Mode (premium layered slate). Changes take effect immediately.
• Board Alerts — Toggle individual alert types, adjust sensitivity sliders, and configure the Auction Alerts sub-section. Includes the Voice Announcer (Announce Player Names) toggle at the top.
• Audio Clips — Configure your Draft Pick Sound (10 built-in presets + 4 custom MP3 slots; 5.3-second cap) and Sound EFX (7 built-in chips + 5 custom MP3 slots; 25-second cap). The Sound EFX chips configured here are the same ones available via the 🔊 Sound EFX button on the live board. See Draft Pick Sounds and Sound EFX for full details.
• Credits & Billing — Check your draft credit balance, review purchase history, and buy more credits without leaving Settings.
• Default Draft Preferences — Save defaults that pre-fill every new draft setup: draft style (Regular or Auction), order (snake / linear / 3RR), rounds, teams, pick clock, auction clock, IDP mode, and your preferred Draft Pick Sound. These don't change any existing drafts — they just save you from re-typing the same values each time.
• Account — View account info and sign out.

During a live draft, click the 🔊 Sound EFX button in the board header to fire any built-in or custom chip on top of the board, without pausing the draft. Full details — including custom uploads, naming, and the 25-second cap — live in the dedicated Sound EFX section.

Mock Drafts

Run a simulated draft to test your board settings, practice your strategy, or show your league what draft night will look like.

Toggle Mock Draft Mode in the board header. You can designate any number of teams as human-controlled — all others are auto-picked by the AI.

Choose how fast AI teams pick:

• Fast (1 second) — rapid fire, no alerts.
• Normal (4 seconds) — good for testing board settings.
• Very Slow (10 seconds) — full draft experience with all alerts, sounds, and name announcements on every pick. The pick announcement uses your selected Draft Pick Sound. Use this to show your league exactly what draft night will feel like.

Each AI team can be assigned a drafting strategy and skill level:

Strategies include: Balanced BPA, Pure ADP (strict lowest-ADP picks; only fills empty starter slots when the final rounds force it), Run the Jewels (RB heavy), Air It Out (WR/QB heavy), Zero RB, Hero RB, Robust RB, TE Premium, and more. Each strategy genuinely affects how the AI drafts — a Zero RB team avoids running backs in the first 3 rounds, a TE Premium team targets the #1 or #2 TE in rounds 1-2 — if elite TE not available, falls back to BPA.

Skill level (1–10) controls how smart the AI is:

• Skill 1–2: Makes mistakes, reaches for positions, ignores value.
• Skill 5–6: Average — follows BPA with some positional awareness.
• Skill 9–10: Near-optimal — reads the board, avoids overdrafting positions, anticipates scarcity.

The AI always respects your league's roster configuration — it will never draft 3 QBs in a 1QB league regardless of strategy or skill level.

When it is your team's turn, the board pauses completely — all AI timers stop. Your alert fires, the pick card shows, and you select your player. After you pick, AI resumes automatically. You can pick as fast or slow as you want — the AI always waits.

Keeper & Dynasty Leagues

Keeper leagues let teams retain players from a previous season. Prime Draft Pro supports keeper drafts two different ways depending on how you set up your league.

For imported leagues (ESPN, Sleeper, Yahoo), the system automatically pulls in each team's previous roster. The keeper selection page shows you those players with their last-drafted round already populated — you just check the Keep? box for each player your team is keeping.

For Custom Drafts built from scratch, keepers work via a search-picker model since there's no historical roster data. For each team: click the team tab, use the search bar to find a player by name (results sort by ADP — best players first), click a player to add them as a keeper, then set their Last Yr round (used for cost calculation), toggle FA if they were a waiver pickup, and set Years Kept if your league limits consecutive years. Click ✕ to remove a player. The search input disables once a team hits its max keepers.

Every step in the keeper flow has a ✕ Dashboard exit at the top right — clicking it returns you to the dashboard. If you have unsaved keeper selections, you'll be asked to confirm before discarding. Once the draft loads, keeper picks pre-fill at their assigned round/pick slots, marked with a keeper indicator. The remaining rounds run as a normal draft.

Dynasty imports pull the full roster from each team, excluding those players from the draftable pool. Only truly available players appear in search.

Draft Timer

A configurable pick clock that keeps the draft moving. The buzzer signals time's up — it doesn't force a pick.

Go to ⚙ Setup → Timer before starting the draft. Set the number of seconds per pick. Common settings: 60s for casual leagues, 90–120s for larger leagues or dynasty drafts.

• Click the clock display to pause — useful for bathroom breaks or disputes.
• Click again to resume. The remaining time is preserved exactly.
• The clock resets automatically to full time after each pick is confirmed.
• The buzzer sound fires at 0:00. You can still make the pick after the buzzer — there's no auto-skip.

Player Data

Prime Draft Pro fetches live player data from your platform's API — no manual uploads required. Here's how it works and how to keep it fresh.

The player universe (names, positions, NFL teams, bye weeks, ADP) comes from a single unified pool that combines Sleeper, ESPN, and FantasyFootballCalculator data — including free agents and deep-bench players that any one source alone would miss. Your platform-specific API supplies the league-side data: rosters, draft order, scoring, owners.

• ESPN — League data, draft order, and scoring fetched via ESPN's API (or the bookmarklet flow for private leagues).
• Sleeper — League data and draft settings via Sleeper's API.
• Yahoo — League data and ranked roster via your OAuth token.
• Custom drafts — No platform; player pool only, configured manually.

Newly drafted rookies are added automatically after Sleeper updates its database following the NFL Draft — typically within 24-48 hours.

Player data refreshes automatically every time you open a draft board. The latest ADP rankings, player news, and roster status are pulled silently in the background — no manual action needed. If you've been on a board for an extended session, the system will silently re-fetch every 30 minutes to keep things current.

• Results sort by ADP ascending — the highest-value available players appear first.
• Already-drafted players appear at the bottom of results with a strikethrough.
• Search by name, position abbreviation, or NFL team (e.g., "WR", "PHI", "Kelce").
• Free agents (e.g., Stefon Diggs, Tyler Conklin) appear in results with their projected redraft ADP — no separate "free agent" toggle needed.
• Players with no ADP data appear at the very bottom.

Troubleshooting

Solutions to the most common issues.

• Browsers block autoplay audio by default. Click anywhere on the board before starting the draft to unlock audio.
• In Chrome, click the lock icon in the address bar → check that Sound is set to Allow.
• Confirm the Master Alerts toggle is ON in App Settings.
• Check your system volume and that the browser tab isn't muted.

• For private leagues, your SWID / ESPN_S2 cookies may have expired. Log back into ESPN in the same browser and click the bookmarklet again.
• Make sure you're pasting the correct league URL — it should contain your league ID (e.g., /leagues/XXXXXXX).
• Public leagues import without cookies. If prompted for cookies on a public league, check the URL.

• Bookmarklets are blocked in Safari and on mobile browsers. Use the manual fallback instead.
• On the private league panel, click "Can't use bookmarklets? (Safari / mobile)" to expand the manual paste section.
• In Chrome on a desktop: DevTools → Application → Cookies → fantasy.espn.com. Copy SWID and espn_s2 and paste them into the fields.

Sleeper's player API returns the full NFL player database (~5–8 MB). On a slow connection this can take 15–30 seconds. This is normal — wait for the progress indicator to complete.

• Make sure your browser isn't blocking popups from this site.
• Complete the Yahoo authorization in the same browser session. Don't switch browsers mid-flow.
• If the redirect fails, try again from a fresh tab.

• Picks save automatically to your account in Supabase after each pick. An internet connection is required.
• If you were offline during the draft, picks made while disconnected may not have saved. Check your browser console for save errors.
• Never clear site data (localStorage) while a draft is in progress — this will erase local state.

FAQ

Quick answers to the questions we hear most.