Past Auctions
Most expensive: Jahmyr Gibbs $49 to Mario
Most expensive: Josh Allen $51 to Eric/Blakey
Bryan had $188 of his budget gone by pick 40, which is one way to attack a room. Gabes did the opposite — nothing over $35, CeeDee Lamb the priciest thing he owned — and won the title anyway, despite $27 on Malik Nabers turning into WR42. Jack took the regular season and lost the final, though his $3 on Travis Etienne came back RB10, and Mario quietly drafted the best board in Scottsdale.
Data notes(3)
- Over budget: Bryan $208 · Bill $201
- 2 managers finished over the $200 budget. Auction dollars were traded between managers, and the running totals were kept by hand — so the record does not balance and is imported exactly as written rather than adjusted.
- Replaced Jayden Reed with Dylan Sampson: The draft sheet's log records Jayden Reed at pick 106; Sleeper's draft records Dylan Sampson, and so does the sheet's own roster board. Same manager (Nate), same $1 — only the player differs, so nothing about the budget moves. Sleeper is the draft record.
Most expensive: Josh Allen $55 to Eric/Blakey
Justin spent two dollars in total on Brian Thomas and Jaxon Smith-Njigba and got back WR4 and WR7 — the best draft anyone has had in this room. Nate went about it differently, burning $169 of his $200 before pick 40 with nothing pricier than $37 on Derrick Henry, and won the whole thing; his victim in the final was Eric/Blakey, who had both the night's most expensive pick ($55 on Josh Allen) and the best regular season. Jack's $47 on Christian McCaffrey finished RB44.
Data notes(1)
- Draft order shown is each manager’s first nomination, not the drawn seat — the drawn order was never recorded.
Most expensive: Jalen Hurts $54 to Daniel
Daniel found Raheem Mostert for $1 and got RB2 out of him, which is roughly how you win a regular season and grade out as the best drafter in Nashville. It bought him neither trophy: Mario took the title with $194 spent and nothing pricier than $44 on Christian McCaffrey, beating Gabes in the final. Nate's $42 Nick Chubb finished RB45, and Eric/Blakey's $47 Justin Jefferson finished WR28.
Data notes(3)
- Over budget: Bryan $205 · Gabes $202 · Nate $201
- Draft order shown is each manager’s first nomination, not the drawn seat — the drawn order was never recorded.
- 3 managers finished over the $200 budget. Auction dollars were traded between managers, and the running totals were kept by hand — so the record does not balance and is imported exactly as written rather than adjusted.
Most expensive: Jonathan Taylor $52 to Bryan
Bryan paid $52 for Jonathan Taylor, the most expensive pick of the night, and got RB28 out of it; Jack's $32 on Javonte Williams came back RB42. Bolek spent to the dollar — all $200, topped by Austin Ekeler at $44 — and picked up Tyler Lockett for $1 on the way to WR16 and the title, beating Bill in the final. Justin took the regular season, and Nate drafted the best board of the ten.
Data notes(3)
- Draft order shown is each manager’s first nomination, not the drawn seat — the drawn order was never recorded.
- Removed george pickens: Duplicate of pick 138 ("George Pickens", $1, same manager) under a lower-cased spelling. Sleeper's 2022 draft contains Pickens exactly once. Dropping it puts Nate at 16 players / $200.
- Added Tyler Boyd: Bill's 16th pick is missing from the workbook. Sleeper has 16 picks for every 2022 roster, and diffing them leaves exactly one player unaccounted for. The price is not recorded: $199 across the other 15, a $200 budget and a $1 minimum leave no other value. The pick NUMBER is a placeholder — the slot freed by the duplicate above — not a recorded draft position.
Most expensive: Christian McCaffrey $66 to Bryan
Denver was the year the room decided the game was running backs and nothing else: 51 cents of every dollar went to the position, four backs cleared $58, and Bryan's $66 on Christian McCaffrey set the mark. Jack got Ja'Marr Chase for $2 and watched him finish WR4 — then lost the final to Daniel, who put together the best draft in the room and converted it into the title. Bill's $38 on Calvin Ridley bought him WR50.
Data notes(1)
- Draft order shown is each manager’s first nomination, not the drawn seat — the drawn order was never recorded.