Draft Engine for ESPN Fantasy

Draft Engine provides live, roster-aware fantasy football recommendations while you draft on ESPN. The extension follows completed selections from your active ESPN draft room, maintains a local draft board, and recommends the best available player for your roster. Every recommendation includes a TAKE NOW choice and three backup options. Features: • Live synchronization with ESPN Fantasy football drafts • Roster-aware recommendations for RB, WR, QB, and TE • TAKE NOW recommendation plus three backup choices • Position filters for exploring the best available players • Support for different league sizes, draft positions, and FLEX configurations • Locally bundled trusted rankings and ESPN market rankings • No Draft Engine account or connection code required • No automatic drafting—the user always makes the final selection • Draft information is processed locally in the browser How to use Draft Engine: 1. Install the extension and open an ESPN Fantasy football draft room. 2. Open Draft Engine from the Chrome toolbar. 3. Enter the number of teams, your draft slot, and the number of FLEX positions. 4. Select “Save settings.” 5. Enter the draft room before the first player is selected. 6. Keep the ESPN draft page open while the draft is in progress. 7. Open Draft Engine when you want to view your current recommendations. 8. Use the position filters to compare the best available QB, RB, WR, or TE options. For the best experience, do not leave the extension popup open continuously throughout the entire draft. You can close it between your selections—the extension will continue monitoring the ESPN draft page in the background and will work even better this way. If another player is selected while the popup is open and the recommendations or position filters do not immediately refresh, close the popup and reopen it. The latest synchronized recommendations should then appear. For the most reliable synchronization, start Draft Engine before pick 1. Draft Engine reads only the visible information required from ESPN Fantasy football draft pages. It does not make selections, access ESPN passwords, or transmit draft information to the developer. Draft Engine is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by ESPN.