Draft sheet? (1 Viewer)

[patrickmcgroin]

I have a draft today, and I want to write down each teams picks. Easier to tell what they might pick next. Anyone know of somewhere to download such a thing?

 

[Mystery Achiever]

I have a draft today, and I want to write down each teams picks. Easier to tell what they might pick next. Anyone know of somewhere to download such a thing?

Print out a cheatsheet and just cross out the names. Will be faster than writing them down and easy to see who is left.If you don't subscribe here, you can find some free sheets here:

http://www.sportfanatics.net/Football.htm

 

[tomarken]

I have a draft today, and I want to write down each teams picks. Easier to tell what they might pick next. Anyone know of somewhere to download such a thing?

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[Kub]

It's called an excel spreadsheet. Otherwise, just hand-write one.

 

[patrickmcgroin]

I have seen them online before, I just can't find one right now. Thanks for the help though.

 

[The Vision]

Just use a single sheet and number it. (1-? however many teams there are) and just mark down the position chosen for that team.

1. RB-RB,etc

2. RB-RB

3.

4.

Easy enough.

 

[fossdboss]

I have a draft today, and I want to write down each teams picks. Easier to tell what they might pick next. Anyone know of somewhere to download such a thing?

You can find a 10 or 12 team draft tracker sheet here They have a few other helpful tools too. I have used it for the last 3 years. I cross off players from my cheatsheets too, but since my league doesn't use a draft board, I feel it gives me an advantage to know what team has filled what positions.

 

[The Kansas Comet]

I have a draft today, and I want to write down each teams picks. Easier to tell what they might pick next. Anyone know of somewhere to download such a thing?

Just set up a spread sheet with the different teams across the top of the page and the different positions going down the left side so it is something like this: Team 1 Team 2 Team 3 Team 4 etc.QBQBQBRBRBRBRBRBWRWRand so on.I have used something like this for a number of years and have found it more useful than tracking the draft round by round. If you like, PM me and I'll send you what I've used. It's nothing fancy, but it is effective, in my opinion.

 

[Kleck]

Give this a try. 12 and 10 team drafts are on seperate tabs.

 

[Kiddnets]

It's called an excel spreadsheet. Otherwise, just hand-write one.

I always use an excel sheet with grid lines - each team on top - positions on side. Just write them in as you go.