Two printable pages for draft night. Page one is a five-tier cheat sheet with blank write-in lines. Page two is a keepers watch box plus a picks log for twelve rounds. Every line is blank on purpose: you write the names, so the sheets fit any league size, any scoring system, and any draft site. Print both (Ctrl+P, Cmd+P on Mac), bring a pencil, and you have the whole board on paper.
A tier is a group of players you would draft at the same pick without blinking. Write one name per line, best player first, roughly in the order you want them. When a tier runs out mid-draft, that is your signal to reach one spot early or trade down. The labels stay generic (TIER 1 through TIER 5) so the sheet works for any format and any sport your league drafts.
| TIER 1 | ||||||
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| TIER 2 | ||||||
| TIER 3 | ||||||
| TIER 4 | ||||||
| TIER 5 |
30 write-in lines. If six names will not fit in a tier, split it: two smaller tiers beat one crowded one.
For keeper leagues: write the names your league lets you keep, up to six. Add the cost next to each one (a draft round, a budget amount) if your league prices keepers. Filling this box before the tier list means the tiers only show who is actually available.
One row per round. Write the overall pick number where your pick landed and the player's last name as soon as you lock it in. Last names fit best; cross-check the row against the draft room at the round break.
| Rnd | Pick # | Name |
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Ranking 200 players takes hours and goes stale the moment news drops. Tiers take 20 minutes and survive. Pull up your league's player list, write names into the tier lines in the order you value them, and stop: the top line of TIER 1 is your clear best, and TIER 5 is depth you would rather not start. Cross names off the sheet as they get drafted so the next read of the page shows the live board, not the paper one from an hour ago.
Bring your own rankings: every player line is blank, so the sheets work with any league size format, any scoring system, and any site you draft on.
That line is from the full kit these sheets borrow from, and it is the whole reason nothing here is pre-filled. Printing note from the same instructions:
Set the print dialog to 100% ("Actual size"). The page size is already correct; scale-to-fit shrinks the writing boxes.
(Opinion.) You watch every snap that roster plays, so every name on it looks a tier better than the rest of the league sees it. Let another manager pay the fandom premium in round 3, and take your guy two rounds later when the price is honest.
(Opinion.) A tier that needs more than six names is two tiers wearing one label. Split it, even if that means the table needs a second copy. A tier you can scan in three seconds is the tool; a tier you have to read is decoration.
(Opinion.) Fill the keepers watch box first. Every keeper crosses a name off the tier list before the draft starts, and finding that out mid-draft wastes a line you already planned around.
(Opinion.) Three picks fly by between rounds in a fast draft. Writing during the round is the only way the log stays complete; catching up at the round break is where mistakes come from.
These two sheets are a companion, not the kit. The Fantasy Football Draft Kit 2026 is 9 printable pages: a 12-team × 15-round draft board with 180 pick cells, position cheat sheets with tier lines and bye-week boxes, a 26-row auction value tracker, a roster grid, a trade evaluator, and a waiver wire tracker. Same blank write-in rules as this page, both A4 and US Letter PDFs, everything prints in black and white.
Get the full 9-page draft kit: 12×15 board + cheat sheets + trackers →one-time · 9 printable pages · A4 + US Letter · instant download · works with any league size and scoring