Average draft position from real 2026 redraft drafts: where each player goes, how wide the range is, and who is rising or falling.
ADP is computed from completed drafts on the platforms Redraft Command connects to, refreshed continuously. The table below is the default view; the app lets you filter by scoring, roster format and league size.
It recalculates as new drafts complete; the timestamp on the table shows the latest build.
Average draft position: the average pick at which a player is taken across many real drafts. It tells you where the market expects a player to go, which is the starting point for every draft plan.
Here: live ADP from real 2026 drafts, with the range, the trend and the positional rank, filterable by format.
Constantly. Injuries, depth-chart news and preseason usage move players every day, so the trend column shows who is rising and who is falling.
Yes. Receivers and pass-catching backs go earlier in PPR. Filter the table to your format to see the ADP that matches your draft.
Draft the player, not the pick number: a player whose value is higher than his ADP is a bargain at his ADP, and a player who will still be there next round can wait. The pick availability tool turns ADP into the odds he lasts.