March Madness has brackets. The draft should have pools.
Submit your Round 1 mock before the draft begins and compete against friends or the full UpsideIndex community. Exact hits score big. Late-round chaos can swing the leaderboard.
Pick all 32 first-round slots with the same board intelligence behind the simulator.
Enter the community pool or use a code from your group.
Exact picks, correct team-player matches, and Round 1 hits all matter.
The leaderboard updates as the board comes in.
Create a private pool for group chats, fantasy leagues, office pools, and NFL Draft sickos. Set an entry deadline, share a code, and let the board decide it.
A simple code keeps the room private while everyone submits through the same Round 1 entry flow.
The pool is not just a blank pick sheet. It sits beside the same UpsideIndex workflow that weighs production, athleticism, historical comps, team needs, ADP, and depth-chart logic. You still have to make the calls. The difference is that the research stack is already in the room.
The v2 pool flow runs locally today: create public or private pools, join by code or invite link, submit a Round 1 simulator entry, and score the room from official results when the draft starts.
Sample boards use projected test results only. Replace them with official draft results before final scoring.
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No entries yet. Build a Round 1 mock to create the first board.
Picks hidden until lock. Entry boards open after the pool deadline so nobody can copy another room's board.
Leaderboards rescore immediately when official Round 1 results are saved.
Commissioner-only controls for loading official Round 1 results. Public pool users do not need this panel.
The pool locks before the first pick begins on draft night.
No. Score by final player, team, and slot. If a team trades into a slot, exact-pick scoring follows the final draft result.
Yes. Private pools are built for group chats, leagues, offices, and draft rooms.
Yes. The initial Draft Pool is Round 1 only.
Submit a Round 1 mock and see where you rank when the picks go live.
