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Mock drafts that behave like your league. Snake or auction, with Mac on the headset.
Your list beats the consensus. Drag to reorder, cut a tier where the player actually changes, set what you would pay, and the mock draft board reads off your ranks instead of ADP.
Mac Draft started with a trade I almost blew. I've played fantasy for years - dynasty and redraft, with friends who take it as seriously as I do - and every big decision looked the same: a value chart in one tab, injury news in another, and a group chat full of contradictions.
The tools out there show you a number. Two players, two values, a green check or a red X. But nobody plays in a vacuum. The number doesn't know your roster, your league, or whose window is closing.
So Mac learned to read the situation first - your team, your league, the manager across the table - for trades, and then for the nights leagues are actually won: the draft. Mock rooms that behave like your real league, bots with your friends' habits, auctions with real dollar values, and Mac advising every pick.
One promise matters more to me than any feature: accuracy. I would rather show you nothing than show you something wrong, because real people make real decisions with this.
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Make the move you know is right. Life is good.
Alan, founder of Mac Draft
Every mock site gives you the same twelve tidy bots. Your league is not tidy.
Your league takes two QBs in round 2. Your league has a guy who always reaches for rookies.
Draft day never looks like your practice. This mock drafts like your room.
Plain words. RBs early, TE premium, whatever your room does.
Scoring, size and format fill themselves. Manual works too.
Snake board, pick clock, queue, live scouting on every player.
Notes, stats, news, and a straight answer: take him or pass.
Always in your corner. Notes, stats, news, and a straight answer: take him or pass.
Reads your whole roster and your picks so far, not just the name on the clock.
Scoring, settings, roster size, dynasty or redraft.
No hype. No bias. Just logic.
Board or list view, timer on or off, undo, auto-draft, and live scouting on every player.
Every pick lands on the grid as it happens, position-coloured, your column marked.
Timer on or off. Undo a pick. Flip on auto-draft when life happens.
Real dollar values, live room inflation, and Mac telling you what he is worth to you.
Connect Sleeper and your scoring, size and format fill themselves. ESPN imports too, Yahoo is coming soon - or describe a home league in plain words.
Then name the room. Every seat takes one of your leaguemates and the way they actually draft - the one who never waits on a quarterback, the one who hoards running backs, the one who reaches for rookies. You are not practising against ten strangers called Team 5. You are practising against your league.
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Mac Draft started with a trade I almost blew. One tab on a value chart, another on injury news, a group chat where three friends told me three different things.
The problem was never a lack of information. The problem is that none of it knew anything about me - my roster, my league, my window.
So I built the fix. First for trades: Mac reads your roster, your league and the manager across the table before he weighs a single value. Then for the nights leagues are actually won: the draft. Rooms that behave like your friends do, bots with your leaguemates' habits, real auction money, and Mac on the headset for every pick.
One promise sits above every feature: accuracy. I would rather show you nothing than show you something wrong.
Life is good when you know the move.