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Free NFL Draft Board Built from Vegas Season Totals

The LineCrush NFL draft board is a free fantasy football ranking tool powered by the market instead of pundit opinion. Every player is ranked by projected season fantasy points computed from DraftKings season-long Vegas totals — passing, rushing, and receiving yards, touchdowns, receptions, and interceptions.

Each posted total is de-vigged before it becomes a projection. When a sportsbook shades the juice on one side of a season total (say -130 on the over), the book is telling you its fair number sits off the posted line, so the projection moves with the juice. A total at flat -110/-110 projects exactly at the posted line.

Switch between standard, half PPR, and full PPR scoring and the board re-ranks instantly, with overall and positional ranks plus gap-based tiers for every player. There is nothing to install and nothing to pay — open the board, filter by position, and expand any player to see the full Vegas breakdown behind his projection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the NFL draft board free?

Yes. The draft board is completely free to use, with no account and no credit card required.

Where do the projections come from?

Every projection is computed from DraftKings season-long Vegas player totals — yards, touchdowns, receptions, and interceptions. The board converts each market into an expected season stat line and scores it with standard fantasy scoring.

What does de-vigging a season total mean?

Sportsbooks charge a vig by pricing both sides of a total away from fair odds. Removing the vig recovers the book's true implied probability for the over, and skewed juice shifts the projection off the posted line in the direction the book is shading. A total priced -110/-110 projects exactly at the posted line.

Which scoring formats does the board support?

Standard (no reception points), half PPR (0.5 per reception), and full PPR (1 point per reception). Passing is 0.04 per yard and 4 per touchdown, rushing and receiving are 0.1 per yard and 6 per touchdown, and interceptions cost 2 points.