What these numbers mean
📌Every number is a roster slot target — "RB1," "WR2," "Bench 3" — not a named player. Pair this sheet with the Oracle Tier List to know which players to actually target at each price.
⚖️The numbers are calculated so your total always equals your exact budget — not a penny over.
✏️Click any price to customize it. The budget tracker updates live so you always know where you stand.
📊They reflect where the market should price players — not where it will. The draft decides that.
"Your Target Price Sheet is a guardrail — not a rulebook. It is your starting position, not your finish line."
The most important rule of auction drafts
The auction has a rhythm. Your job is to read the room and pivot.
How to use your sheet during the draft
💰If a player goes cheap — bank the savings and spend more on the next position.
🔥If a player goes expensive — protect your remaining budget, let rivals overpay.
📈Watch inflation — when the room overpays early, remaining values shift upward.
🔄Switch sheets when the room tells you to — that's not weakness, that's winning.
❤️Never fall in love with a number — the sheet guides you, the draft decides.
⭐ Pro Strategy — Print Multiple Price Sheets
The smartest auction drafters walk in with 2–3 target price sheets. Generate your primary strategy, a pivot, and a backup. The manager with one sheet is reactive. The manager with three sheets is always in control.
When to pivot strategies
RBs going cheap?Switch to RB Heavy — load up on elite backs while rivals sleep.
WRs going cheap?Switch to WR Heavy — receivers at a discount are championship currency.
Everyone overpaying early?Go conservative — your budget sheet becomes your biggest weapon.
QBs flying off board?Switch to QB Heavy — or stream and feast on value elsewhere.
🔮 "In 38 seasons I have learned this truth — the manager who arrives with a plan and the wisdom to abandon it at the right moment, armed with the foresight to have prepared for every contingency, is the manager who lifts the trophy."