Cheat Sheet added info

[theBigHouse]

On your typical cheat sheet you'll find players ranked at their respective positions, and probably each player's bye week as well. Something I did last year that really helped was add an extra column for "avg draft position". Do any of you guys do this as well?

For example, my WR list may look like this:

Moss / 4 / 9
Marvin / 6 / 13
Owens / 5 / 19
Holt / 8 / 15
Ward / 7 / 24

etc..

I find this helps as I typically draft on best avail regardless of position, but it also keeps me from reaching too much when I see a guy's avg draft position telling me I can still mostly likely get him in the following round...

I also add + and - here and there to remind of guys I'd really like to grab and guys who may be too risky unless they fall really far.

Any other bright ideas for cheat sheet info? Also, I resort to using ESPN's average draft picks and if anyone out there can point me towards a more accurate gauge of where players are landing in drafts, I'd appreciate it!

[Homeless]

For the past few yrs ive added bye week info to my sheets. This yr in my main league, I ran out of time, had little prep done and had to go draft without that info to hand. Given the time (or a link to someone elses lists) I prefer to have such info on hand come draft day

[Plindsey88]

I love avg draft position... And find it SUPER valuable... It lets you see if someone is slipping even if it's someone you might not ordinarily notice falling that low...

[Plindsey88]

I use http://www.Antsports.com ....

[theBigHouse]

thanks.... antsports is solid (especially since my three leagues are an 8team, a 10team, and a 12team... and you can set the league size there)


Anybody think that the ESPN avg picks are garbage? I like that they show the 7day +/- and all, but I'm not sure the quality of the drafters. Actually, I wonder if they are based on leagues were you have to pay to play??? If so, I'd be more apt to trust them as a decent guideline...