Signals Draft Overlay

Your Signals draft board, live beside your Sleeper, ESPN, CBS, Fleaflicker or Yahoo draft room — picks strike off as they happen.

Your Signals draft board, live beside the Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, CBS Sports, or Fleaflicker draft room — so you're never alt-tabbing between screens or juggling paper sheets mid-pick. The board opens in Chrome's side panel, so the draft room shrinks to fit next to it instead of being covered up. See your Signals player rankings and valuations for your exact league, and watch players strike off the board automatically as the picks happen. Use the trackers to see how the board is shaping up and be ready the moment you're on the clock. What you get: • Live pick tracking — players strike off your board automatically as picks land, in Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, CBS Sports, and Fleaflicker draft rooms. • Suggested players when you're on the clock — a shortlist computed on your own device from the board you already synced, balancing best-available against the starting slots you still need to fill. No extra data is collected for this. • Positional pool availability tracking — see how each position is drying up as picks come off the board, so you can spot runs and scarcity before they hit you. • Your board, exactly as you tuned it — connect the Signals web app and it syncs your league's values, order, tiers, and ranking edits automatically. No login required for public Sleeper drafts. • Position filters, search, hide-taken, tier bands, and an on-the-clock highlight for your slot (snake and third-round-reversal aware). • Optional: connect your ESPN leagues to Signals. ESPN publishes no login API, so private-league access requires your own espn_s2 and SWID session cookies. If you choose to, the extension can read just those two cookies and pass them to your own signed-in Signals account, replacing the manual copy-and-paste. This is off by default, asks for permission when you turn it on, and can be revoked from the extension popup at any time. • Optional: connect your CBS leagues to Signals. CBS publishes no login API, so reading a private CBS league needs the league API token that CBS itself writes into your own league page. If you choose to, the extension can read just that token from your own league page and pass it to your own signed-in Signals account, replacing the manual copy-and-paste. This is off by default, asks for permission when you turn it on, and can be revoked from the extension popup at any time. With Signals, the days of managing multiple screens or paper sheets for your fantasy draft are over. Signals Draft Overlay is a draft-preparation assistant. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, CBS Sports, or Fleaflicker, and it does not involve wagering of any kind. Fantasy data shown for Yahoo leagues is provided by Yahoo Fantasy.