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Actual & Projected Picks in the same grid: Actual picks are shown exactly where they were selected, with a gray background with positional text color. Then all remaining picks of the draft are projected out in the grid according to your personal rankings. |
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Fully Customizable position formatting: Here you see two different ways to show positions using color, background and text color. Any other way you can format an Excel cell, THE GRID can do it. See where runs will occur. Anticipate opponent’s needs. |
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Random Button for Instant Mock Drafts: One button makes THE GRID the most powerful draft preparation tool you’ve ever used. Use the random button to make any number of picks in two seconds. Complete mock drafts in 5 minutes! Practice every strategy from every draft slot! |
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Customized Information: You can set any kind of information to show in each cell, such as bye week + NFL schedule for your fantasy playoffs. Or bye week + last year stats. You can use age, years in the league, O-line rankings, anything! |
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Free Cheat Sheet: The overall rankings is what drives THE GRID. An Average Draft Position cheat sheet comes with THE GRID. It’s aggregated from several expert sources to give you an accurate idea of where each player is likely to be picked. |
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+X Value: Shows how many slots each player has slipped from where they were expected to go. Here you can see that Vince Young has slipped 6 spots. |
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Personalizable Value Icons: Assign your own icons to players you want to highlight. Here a player is highlighted with a green up arrow to indicate an under-rated player. |
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Team, Position, and Bye Weeks: Every player can be shown with their position, NFL team, and bye, or can be shown with bye week only. |
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Overall Pick Numbers: The overall pick number of the entire draft can be shown in the upper-left of each cell. |
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Highlight the column of your own team: Choose a color to highlight your own team so you always have a handle on where your picks are coming up. |
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Draft Direction Arrows: Arrows in each and every cell show what direction the draft is moving. Very handy, especially if near the tips. |
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