Introducing FBG Labs: Average Draft Position

You've likely visited our standard ADP page.

It's great and displays ADP sources from various league platforms.

But our Dan Hindery has improved it.

In a big way.

FBG Labs ADP: New Features

Briefly, here's what Dan has added:

• Multiple ADP tabs based on the type of league: Redraft, Best Ball, and Dynasty.
• Sortable by league platform.
• Player search.
• Draft Board view.
• A single click to a wealth of info on each player.

Feel free to click here and explore, but if you'd like, here's a brief overview of each new feature.

Multiple Tabs, by League Type

FBG Labs ADP is separated into three tabs.

• Redraft features the Footballguys Online Championship, ESPN, Yahoo!, CBS, and RTSports, plus the Footballguys Consensus, which blends every source Footballguys tracks.
• Best Ball features Underdog, DraftKings, Drafters, and BestBall10s.
• Dynasty is compiled from daily scrapes of recently completed Sleeper drafts, split into Superflex and 1QB boards for both startup and rookie drafts, plus MFL (superflex).

Sortable by League Platform

For each league type, you can sort FBG Labs ADP by each league platform.

• Redraft
  • Consensus
  • Footballguys Online Championship (NFFC)
  • ESPN
  • Yahoo!
  • CBS
  • RTSports
  • FFPC
• Best Ball
  • Underdog
  • Drafters
  • DraftKings
  • BestBall10s (NFFC)
• Dynasty
  • MyFantasyLeague
  • Sleeper
    • Superflex/2QB
    • 1QB
    • 1QB Rookie
    • 2QB Rookie

Player Search

It can be difficult to find players with deep ADPs. With FBG Labs ADP, you can simply search and see only that player. Simple but a powerful time-saver.

Draft Board View

All through time, an ADP list has been exactly that: a list.

Now, with FBG Labs ADP, you have the option to look at ADP as a 12-team draft board. The board goes 20 rounds, but here's a peek at the first 10.

One-Click Player Info

If you want to dig deeper into a single player, FBG Labs ADP lets you do so in a big way by clicking the player's name.

Here's what's available:

• Tons of FBG Online Championship data.
• Team context: How much of his team's production will this player produce?
• ADP Trend
• Player news mentions

News is self-explanatory, but let's look at this info for A.J. Brown.

FBG Online Championship Data

• Brown's ADP in the FBG Online Championship is 15.7.
• He has been drafted in all 237 completed drafts. (BTW, it's way over halfway full, and the season is close; head over there now while you can.)
• The earliest Brown has gone is Pick 7.
• The latest he was available was Pick 35.
• You also see his standard deviation, the spread, and his 7-day trend.

Team Context

For wide receivers and tight ends, we break the projection down into two pieces. First, the size of the receiving pie (total receiving fantasy points): how potent is the team's passing offense, and how does it rank among all 32 NFL teams? Second, how big is the player's share of that receiving pie? The donut shows what fraction of the team's projected receiving fantasy points this player accounts for, and the bars below rank the rest of the pass-catching room he competes with for targets.

ADP Trend

This is Brown's ADP history since April 27. Notice the big upward movement in his ADP before June 24. That rise began when Brown was traded to the Patriots.

Both Pages Remain Available

While we think FBG Labs ADP is a big improvement over the standard ADP page, we know not everyone likes change. So both pages will be available for you, at least for this year.

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