Sign in to connect a draft. Accounts are invite-only — ask the owner if you need one.
One sign-in. Nothing to copy or paste — the Yahoo app itself is set up once by an admin, not by each person.
Public leagues need nothing. A private league needs your API key
(visible as _apiKey_ when signed in to MFL).
In a browser signed in to ESPN: DevTools → Application → Cookies → espn.com.
Copy espn_s2 and SWID. They last about a season.
Imports this league’s scoring and roster rules — nothing else. Every ranking in the tool is computed from them, so they are worth checking before a draft is on the clock. You choose which draft to open afterwards.
Click a league to see its drafts.
Read-only. You can watch these and look through the players; you cannot change anything.
Drop in a JSON export from someone else's Draft Assistant. Players are re-matched against your own registry, so ids from another install still resolve.
Your own board, independent of any league. Type a number to move a player there and everyone else shifts around them, or drag a row. It shows up as Custom rank in a draft.
Every read-only link you have published, newest first. A link is a frozen snapshot at a public URL — no sign-in needed to open it. The view count is the useful column: a link nobody has opened and one opened forty times call for different decisions. Deleting a link revokes it immediately.
| League | Year | Created | Views | Link |
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Every note anyone has written, newest first. Notes are keyed to the player rather than to a name, so a data refresh never disturbs them. Write them from the player card inside a draft.
| Player | Note | Author | Added |
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