Every pick, year by year.
Lineage, order, and the luck of the slot.
The Card Catalog
One drawer per managerEvery manager keeps a drawer in the catalog. Pull one and their first-round record lands on the desk: the slot they picked from, the name they called, and where the season filed them. Or open the master board to see every manager on one sheet.
Slot Fortunes
Round 1 · a circulation card for every slotEach first-round slot keeps its own checkout card. Every year somebody signs it out, drafts a player with it, and returns it, the card remembers all of them.
The Slot Oracle
Pick a draft slot and read its fortuneThe Oracle reads a single draft slot’s fortune across every year, whether it tends to bless or curse the manager who lands there.
A dossier on every manager.
One personnel file per manager. The cover is their habits: draft DNA, first calls, most drafted. Click a file to open it and read the loyalty page inside, the players they keep coming back for and the NFL teams they shop from.
Heists, whiffs, and heartbreak.
Most Coveted
Rounds 1–3 · all timeSteals & Busts
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Every class, graded.
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Every pick is scored on value over replacement: production earned versus what the draft slot implied, floored so late darts stay near-neutral and the penalty lands on early picks that busted. RBs and WRs are judged on one combined flex board (both come off the same shelf on draft day); QBs and TEs within their position. A class is one manager’s draft in one year; the grade is that class’s percentile against every class in league history, and the leaderboard ranks by average within-year draft finish.