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Fantasy Football ADPBy Format And Platform
There is no such thing as “the” ADP. Standard, Half-PPR, PPR and Superflex are four markets that move independently, and Sleeper, ESPN and Yahoo are three different rooms that disagree with each other inside every one of them. Pick the board that describes your draft.
Browse player ADP pagesBy scoring format
Four markets that move independently. A board built for one of them is wrong for the other three.
Standard (non-PPR)
Standard ADP
No point for a reception, so target volume is worth less and the running back board runs deeper than it does anywhere else.
See the Standard boardHalf-PPR
Half-PPR ADP
Half a point per catch. The most common redraft setting, and the market the other three are usually being compared against.
See the Half-PPR boardFull PPR
PPR ADP
A full point per reception, which pushes high-target receivers and pass-catching backs up the board against their Standard price.
See the PPR boardSuperflex / 2QB
Superflex ADP
A second startable quarterback slot. This is a different market rather than a relabelled 1QB board — quarterback demand reprices the entire first three rounds.
See the Superflex boardBy platform
Each host publishes one board, priced for the scoring its own leagues default to. Which room you draft in changes who is on the board at your pick more than most people expect.
Priced for Half-PPR
Sleeper ADP
The deepest and fastest-moving of the three, and the only host that publishes a separate board per scoring format. Its drafters skew toward dynasty and Superflex, which shows up as quarterbacks and young receivers going earlier than they do anywhere else.
See the Sleeper boardPriced for Full PPR
ESPN ADP
The largest casual population of the three. ESPN boards move later and less than Sleeper's, and they hold rookies and injury-risk players higher for longer, because most of the room is drafting off the default ranking they were shown.
See the ESPN boardPriced for Half-PPR
Yahoo ADP
Yahoo publishes ADP for roughly its top 250 players and no further, so this board is shallower than the other two by design rather than by omission. Inside that range it is the most stable of the three.
See the Yahoo boardCompare platforms and find queue room
Compare equivalent published markets, inspect every overlapping player, or start with the largest same-format gaps.
Comparison
ESPN vs Sleeper ADP
A same-format comparison of ESPN and Sleeper 1QB PPR draft prices.
Comparison
Yahoo vs Sleeper ADP
A same-format comparison of Yahoo and Sleeper 1QB Half-PPR draft prices.
Comparison
ESPN vs Yahoo ADP
A native-board reference: ESPN PPR compared with Yahoo Half-PPR.
Dynasty and rookie rankings
These destinations use publishable dynasty market values—not unsupported dynasty ADP—and keep 1QB and Superflex separate.
Pro
Neither one is your league?
A Yahoo league running full PPR. An ESPN league running Standard. TE premium, six-point passing touchdowns, Superflex. Re-price your host’s real board for the scoring you actually play, tier it yourself, and export it as a CSV.
From every seat
What the board looks like from your pick
10,000 simulated 12-team PPR drafts, broken out by draft slot: who you end up with in round 1, who is realistically still there when it comes back around, and what the whole draft looks like from that seat.
9 more league setups — 10 in all, across 2 league sizes and 5 formats.
Then draft against it.
Every board here is the market. The simulator is where you find out what happens when eleven other managers are reading it too.