A 48 by 30 inch fantasy football draft board. You print it, tape it together, and hang it on a wall. 406 player labels you cut out with scissors like it's 1994.
Eighteen sheets. One board. Approximately four hours of your life.
A word of advice: print this at work.
It's 46 pages. We are not going to pretend otherwise. If you print 46 pages of this at home on your own ink, you will spend more on an ink cartridge than a real draft board costs on Amazon, and you will have made a worse one.
So print it at work. Print it at your mom's. Print it at the library where they charge ten cents a page and the machine sounds like a dying goose. Just don't print it on your own good ink and then tell people we cost you forty dollars.
We designed it white with light labels specifically so it wouldn't drain a cartridge. You're welcome. It's still 46 pages.
One board + the labels = your kit. Doing a Super Bowl squares pool too? That one is only six pages, you will be fine. The labels are the same file whatever size league you're in.
Every box on the board is pre-printed with its round and its real snake pick number — R2 PICK 24, not R2 PICK 13 — so nobody at the table has to count backwards at pick 37 while eleven people shout at them.
Not by overall rank. When somebody calls out "I'll take Bijan Robinson" you have about four seconds to find that label. Rank-sorted means hunting through 27 sheets. Position piles means you grab the running back stack and he's near the top, because inside each pile they're still in board order.
Every starting quarterback, every starting kicker and all 32 defenses are in there. A 12-team league drafts twelve kickers whether or not anybody has ranked them, and a label that isn't in the pile doesn't get taped to the wall.
Assembly of this product involves scissors, adhesive tape and eighteen separate sheets of paper. FantasyDailies takes the safety of its users extremely seriously. Before you begin, we ask that you observe the following.
Should a seam misalign, do not panic. Step away from the board. Re-read the tile map on page one. Return only when you are calm.
FantasyDailies accepts no liability for paper cuts, tape adhered to hair, boards that will not fit through a doorway, or arguments about whether the Chargers defense is worth a pick in round fourteen. Your safety is genuinely our second-highest priority, after rankings.
It is 48 inches wide. That's four feet. Measure your wall before you tape 18 sheets of paper to it and discover the light switch is in the middle of round nine.
Yes. No email, no account, no "enter your details to download". The PDFs are right there. We'd rather you looked at our rankings afterwards than gave us your inbox first.
Because a draft board is four feet wide and a sheet of paper is eight and a half inches. The math is the math. The commercial ones are one enormous vinyl sheet, which is genuinely better, and also thirty to sixty dollars.
Honestly? If you don't have access to a free printer, yes. We're not too proud to say it. A vinyl board arrives in one piece and doesn't tear when you take it down. This is for people who have a printer at work and a roll of tape.
The boards here are 16 rounds, which covers most leagues. If you want more, use the 10-team board — the boxes are wider, so there's room to write in extra rounds at the bottom by hand. We may add more sizes if enough people ask.
Our own board — the same one behind the Big Board and the 2026 Draft Guide. The labels are printed in board order inside each position pile, so the top of the stack is the top of our rankings.
That's a mono printer, and it's fine. The six position colors were picked to stay distinct in grayscale, so the piles are still tellable apart. It just looks less festive.
You know the one. Runs the league off a spreadsheet he made in 2019, still owes three people from last season, and describes a $30 draft board as "a bit much."
By the way — we can just run the whole thing for you. Free. The board keeps itself, nobody has to be trusted with a pen, and it works on everyone's phone. Just saying.
You're going to need something to draft off. The Big Board has all 406 of these players ranked with team power ratings and bye weeks. The mock draft simulator lets you practice from your real pick slot. The 2026 Draft Guide is where the actual opinions are.
2026 season. Labels reflect our board as of the file date and are refreshed through the preseason — if you're drafting in late August, grab them again the week of your draft. Free to print for your own league. Please don't sell them; somebody definitely will, and that person is not us.