Draft Analyzer

Draft Analyzer - Mock Draft for Fantasy Football 2010

The Draft Analyzer - Mock Draft for Fantasy Football 2010 iPhone application allows you to cruise through a full mock draft in a matter of minutes. You select the league size, your draft position and competition level then try to draft the best possible team. Ever wonder if you would have drafted a better team had you waited to pick your QB and drafted that stud WR earlier? Want to see if you can beat the RB-RB draft theory? You can use the forward or reverse controls to quickly and easily test those strategies and many more in order to optimize your team for the 2010 fantasy football season.

Screen Shots of the Mock Draft iPhone App:

Key Features:

• Simulate and save an unlimited number of Mock Drafts
• Make picks for your team and for other teams, or let the Player Recommendation Engine do the dirty work
• Select your league size, draft position and roster requirements
• Player Rankings updated several times a week throughout pre-season
• Utilize player rankings based on standard scoring rules or download personalized player rankings from your Draft Analyzer Web account
• Includes ADP values, Bye-weeks and projected fantasy points for 2010 for all players

Don’t know your draft position yet? Practice with an early, mid or late draft spot to make sure you are prepared for any scenario. Already know your draft position? Find out what players will be available for you in every round. See if a good RB will still be available for you in round 2 if you take Andre Johnson in round one. Find out what round you should grab Drew Brees or Aaron Rodgers before someone else drafts them. Try targeting players for certain rounds while still building the best overall team.

The Draft Analyzer - Mock Draft for Fantasy Football 2010 includes the fantasy sports industry’s best Player Recommendation Engine that is the key to optimizing every draft pick. The Draft Analyzer Player Recommendation Engine is the only recommendation engine to be a finalist for Best Innovation by the Fantasy Sports Trade Association (in 2005).