Sid's Draft Copilot

Draft with a copilot that does the math while you're on the clock

A live assistant that docks beside your draft room: real-time board, best available by position, the odds a player survives to your next pick, and a chat you can ask in plain English.

Get the extension — free Open the web app

Advisory only — it never auto-drafts for you.

The Draft Copilot panel during a live draft: board on the left, best-by-position and chat on the right
Mid-draft: the copilot docked beside a live Sleeper mock — board mirrored, options ranked, chat one keystroke away.
Syncs with your draft

Works where you draft

SLEEPERLive
YAHOO!Beta
ESPNComing later
NFL FANTASYComing later

Sleeper needs no login at all. Yahoo connects through Yahoo's own official sign-in — your password never touches this service. Platform names and marks belong to their owners; used only to describe compatibility.

What it does

Numbers you'd want, at the moment you need them

Will he last?

Every candidate carries a survival probability from Monte Carlo simulations of the rival picks between now and your next turn — so you know when you can wait and when waiting loses him.

value +9 reach 13
ranked by your strategy — not raw ADP

Best by position

Four live shortlists ordered by the strategy you chose — RB-heavy, zero-RB, best-player-available and more — with value and reach flagged against market ADP.

Ask in plain English

“Will Kraft last?” “Why not Nabers?” “Walk me through the next three rounds.” Short verdict first; say “more” for the full reasoning. Injuries and rookie context are already priced in.

See it in action

Three steps, and it's beside your draft

  1. 1
    Add the extension.

    Download and load it in about a minute — a one-click Chrome Web Store install is coming. It stores nothing but your settings.

  2. 2
    Open your draft room.

    Sleeper today, Yahoo in beta. The copilot docks itself on the right — resizable, collapsible, out of the way.

  3. 3
    Draft your team.

    The board mirrors every pick live. You read, you ask, you pick — it never clicks anything.

The copilot in its narrow sidebar layout: tabs for options, board and chat
How it advises

An engine with receipts, not vibes

Every suggestion is a scored breakdown you can expand: projection versus positional replacement, ADP value or reach, tier scarcity, roster fit, injury status, and the simulated odds at your next pick. Rankings and strategy are built on Joel Smyth's 2026 Draft Guide, and the engine shows its work on every pick. It recommends — the pick is always yours.

Questions, answered honestly

Does it make picks for me?
No, and it can't. There is no code path that submits a pick, clicks a button in your draft room, or automates your account. It advises; you draft.
Does it see my password?
Never. Sleeper drafts are read through Sleeper's public API — no login involved. Yahoo uses Yahoo's own official OAuth sign-in page; this service receives a read-only token you can revoke in your Yahoo settings at any time.
What does it cost?
It's free. If hosting costs ever change that, the change will be announced here first — no surprise paywalls mid-season.
Is my draft data stored?
Your session — the draft you connect and your chat — is anonymous and expires automatically after inactivity. No accounts, no emails collected. Details in the privacy policy.
Can I self-host it?
Yes — the whole thing is open source at GITHUB_LINK, and runs locally with one command. The hosted service is the same code.
Where do the rankings come from?
The engine's value model is fit to Joel Smyth's 2026 Draft Guide — rankings, adjusted points-per-game tables, and draft strategy — combined with live market ADP, injury data, and Monte Carlo simulation. He doesn't endorse this project; we just think his work is excellent.