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New This Season
Four Rule Changes That Shaped This Draft
Roster size drops from 15 to 14.
Undrafted free-agent pickups are now keeper-eligible — first year costs a flat 6th-round pick.
Keepers are now capped at 2 seasons (Designated Players excluded — see below).
New: the Designated Player rule, a one-time 3rd keeper slot at a flat 10th-round cost.
Badge & Color Legend
NONENot a keeper. Was drafted, added via waivers, or traded for — not currently locked in as anyone's keeper.
K1Kept once so far. Costs one round better than he was drafted; keeping him again next year jumps the cost 2 rounds instead of 1.
K2On his 2nd, final eligible year as a keeper (the 2-season cap). Goes back into the draft pool after this season unless someone tags him as a Designated Player.
DPThis team's one-time Designated Player — a 3rd keeper slot at a flat 10th-round cost, used once, ever, per player. See Designated Player below.
RRookie — first season in the league.
QBQuarterback
RBRunning back
WRWide receiver
TETight end
D/STTeam defense/special teams
How Keepers Work
Keepers Are Capped at 2 Seasons
A player can be kept for up to 2 seasons before he goes back into the draft pool — after that, whichever team wants him has to redraft him like anyone else. This cap applies to normal keepers and the new free-agent keeper rule below; it does not apply to a Designated Player (see below), since that's a one-time, single-season tag to begin with. Each team can still carry up to 2 keepers at a time, separate from a possible Designated Player slot.
How the Keeper Cost Escalates
A drafted player can be kept at one round better than where he was picked (e.g. drafted Rd 8 → costs Rd 7 to keep).
Keep him again the following year and the cost jumps 2 rounds instead of 1 — marked with an * in the original spreadsheet. That second kept year is also his last one under the 2-season cap above.
Players originally drafted in rounds 3–5 are capped at a 1st-round keeper cost no matter how far the math would otherwise push them.
Players drafted in round 1 or 2 the prior year can't be kept that first offseason.
The Keeper Cost column isn't computed live on this page — it's entered by the commissioner right after each draft using the rules above. If a number here looks off, it's a data entry to fix, not a rule to debug.
Free-Agent Pickups Can Now Be Kept
A player added off waivers/free agency — never drafted or kept — is now keeper-eligible too. His first year as a keeper costs a flat 6th-round pick, then follows the escalation rules above (one round tighter the next year, then jumping 2 rounds) for as long as the 2-season cap allows. This uses one of a team's 2 normal keeper slots, same as any other keeper.
Designated Player — a One-Time 3rd Keeper Slot
Once per player, a team can tag him as their Designated Player for a single season, keeping him at a flat 10th-round cost regardless of what he'd normally cost. This is a 3rd keeper slot on top of a team's normal 2 — it doesn't use one of those spots. Because it's a one-time, single-season tag, it isn't subject to the 2-season keeper cap above — but a given player can only ever be someone's Designated Player once. Kept again after that, he's a normal keeper (one of the 2 slots, standard escalation, 2-season cap).
League Settings
Teams
14
Roster Size
14
Starters
QB 1–2 · RB 2–4 · WR 2–4 · TE 1–3 · DEF 1
Max at QB
3
Waivers
Blind bid, FCFS tiebreak · $200 budget
Draft
Live snake, 1.5 min clock
About this data: rosters, keeper costs and draft picks are a snapshot pulled directly from MFL League #31492 — see the timestamp at the top of the page for exactly when. This week's projection and NFL matchup are fetched fresh every time you load the page, so those stay current even between resyncs.
Team
Pick a team for a one-screen ledger: roster, keeper cost, Designated Player status, and picks through 2029.
DP Watch
Every team's one-time Designated Player tag — a 3rd keeper slot at a flat 10th-round cost, used once, ever, per player. Hand-tracked (MFL has no field for it); matched to the live roster by name, so this keeps pointing at the right team even if the player is traded.
Team
Owner
Designated Player
Pos
Kept Rd
Research
Whole league, one table — every rostered player, filterable and sortable. This week's projection and NFL matchup are fetched live when the page loads, so they follow the season instead of the last resync; keeper cost and DP status come from the roster snapshot above.
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Pos
Player
Kept? / DP
Kept Rd
Proj
Game
Side Games
Hammer, Hot Potato, and Survivor — computed from this season's weekly results once they exist. Here's what each one is in the meantime.
🔨Hammer — Week 1's top scorer wins it. The only way to take it is to beat the current holder head-to-head. Whoever's holding it at season's end wins it outright.
🥕Hot Potato — Week 1's low scorer gets stuck with it. The only way to ditch it: win your matchup, and whoever you just beat inherits it. Don't be holding it at season's end.
🏆Survivor — Lowest score each week is eliminated (ties broken by bench points). Top score each week gets immunity the following week. The second-to-last week cuts the field to exactly two finalists; the higher score in the final week wins it all.
Draft
Draft Recap
Every pick from the 2026 draft, in order.
Future Picks
Draft capital still on the books — any unused 2026 slots, plus every pick already owned for 2027–2029. Picks already spent in the 2026 draft appear in the recap above instead.
Picks by Round
Round 1–2 (premium picks)2+ Extra pick in that round (via trade)
Full Pick List
Team
Year
Round
Note
Trade Finder
Not a trade builder — a way to spot opportunities. Anyone you're not keeping goes back into the draft pool, so it's worth shopping before you lose them for nothing.
Team Breakdowns
An auto-generated read on each team's roster — positional depth, thin spots, and this week's top projected scorers. Nobody's decided next year's keepers yet, so it looks at the whole current roster, not just who's already on K1/K2. Grounded in the actual rosters and projections on this page; treat it as a conversation starter, not gospel.
League Player Search
Who's got who — search any player across all 14 rosters.
Keep Planner
Pick your team and check off up to 2 keepers to see what each would cost.