How to use this board
Just tap the player who was taken. The board knows the draft order, so when the pick on the clock is yours the button says MY PICK and the player goes straight onto your roster; any other pick marks him gone. One tap either way — you never choose between buttons. The list carries more names than the draft will use, but if someone takes a player who is not on it, press Player not listed (top right) so the pick still counts. Undo last pick and Clear board live up there too. Every mark advances the draft one pick, so the clock, the pressure meters and Picking before you all move with you — you do not need live sync for them to work. Live sync pulls your Sleeper draft every 20 seconds and overrides hand marks for the same player. Marks are saved in this browser automatically. Keeper league? Kept players are not in the list at all — they are on the left under Already kept, with who has them and the pick each one costs, and the board numbers only the players you can actually draft. Those picks are skipped, so nobody's kept turn comes up. If a keeper there shows — for his pick we were never told which round he costs, so press Player not listed when that turn arrives. Mock drafting? Tap along the same way, then press Clear board when it is over so those marks do not sit on your real draft. When your real draft starts, press “Start my real draft” in the bar at the top. That switches Clear board off, so a stray click cannot wipe your picks halfway through — Undo last pick still works if you mark the wrong man.
The green/red number after a name is how far I've moved him off public consensus for this league's scoring. A big green number means you're getting him later than he's worth here. A red number means don't reach. The consensus is Sleeper's own ranking, re-pulled every time the board is rebuilt, so it moves with the news. Hover the number for the reason.
Tap a position at the top (QB, RB, WR…) and the tiers change with it: instead of tiers drawn around your turns, you get tiers within that position, cut where the projected value actually falls away. That is the view for the back half of a draft — every defence and every kicker sits in one tier on the main board, and this splits them into the ones worth taking and the ones that are the same as each other. ALL puts it back.
Everything on the left updates from your taps: On the clock, Still there at your next pick (which flips to Last chance and lights up when you are on the clock), Your roster, Positional pressure (which position dries up before you pick again — it always watches the top ten still left), Best available, Picking before you and Bye check. Marks are saved in this browser; Download board state at the bottom saves a copy you can restore anywhere.