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• Draft grades. A weighted score across four parts: points per pick (40%, total fantasy points divided by number of picks), retention rate (30%, share of drafted players still on the roster), average tenure (20%, weeks players stayed on the roster) and best pick (10%, points produced by the team's best pick). A-range grades are brass, D and F are ember.
• Individual pick grades. Excellent is 50+ points above the round average; good is 20 to 49 above; average is within 20; below average is 20 to 49 below; poor is 50 or more below.
• Retention timeline. The line chart is the share of drafted players still rostered each week, one line per team; steeper drops mean heavier waiver activity. The matrix gives exact counts and percentages by team and week: green is 60% or more retained, ember is under 40%. Higher retention is not always better; low retention with good results is smart roster management.
• Terms. On roster / moved: whether the drafted player is still on the drafting team. Retained value: points scored by players still on the roster. Still available: the best later picks at the time of this pick. Round and position context: the pick against others drafted in the same round or at the same position. Tenure: weeks the player appeared on the drafting team's roster.
• Name pending. A pick that shows only its slot ("Pick 1.03") is one whose player record has not synced yet.
• Remember. Draft decisions are made with pre-season information. Injuries, breakouts and surprises are part of the game; this page uses hindsight to find patterns for next year's draft.