Mock Draft - Fantasy Sports Mock Drafts

Fantasy Sports Mock Drafts

Mock drafts are practice fantasy sports drafts. Before a league's draft takes place, mock drafts are a way to practice before someone's pride and/or money are on the line. Participating in a mock draft alerts fantasy players to real players that are going higher or lower than you expected. Savvy fantasy sports players also monitor the results of these drafts for trends and to see where players are being taken to get a feel for each player's value (as shown in the Average Draft Position (or ADP) from multiple mock drafts).

"Die-hard participants are set to engage in this activity throughout the summer as part of an evaluation process to gauge player values before drafting for real."

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