Every public best-ball list is built for Underdog’s playoff weeks. Drafters sums all seventeen — full PPR, 4-point passing touchdowns, no playoff rounds — and that reprices the whole board. These are our projections through that objective, next to Drafters’ own ADP so you can see where the room is wrong.
Ranked on value over the position slot, not raw points — raw points alone would put twenty quarterbacks in the top thirty. DRAFTERS ADP is their own market data; VS UD LIST is our Underdog-format list, so you can see what the format itself moves. Reason lines appear only where we disagree — silence is agreement.
Against an Underdog list the QB-to-pass-catcher reprice is about 19.6% — and the mechanism is full PPR lifting the catchers (+20% to a 100-catch receiver), not the touchdown table. Against a 6-point-TD list it is −17.6%, and there the TDs are the story. Either way: an imported list overpays quarterbacks. Rushing QBs escape most of it.
You are summing seventeen weeks, so every week weighs the same. A bye-week collision costs real, countable points here; on a playoff-format board it is nearly free. Early-season production has full weight — there is no dead September to draft through.
The weekly side pool is worth $1.52 an entry against $11.87 of season equity. Even tripling your weekly-win odds gains about $3.04 — not worth paying more than 26% of season expectation for correlation. 40 in one week and 20+20 across two are the same number in a sum.
There are none. A late-season league-winner is worth exactly his points — not a lottery ticket on Weeks 15–17. Handcuffs, contingency stashes and December schedules are systematically overpriced by every playoff-format list.
Week 18 does not score, so every player has a 16-game window — project on it. At the margin, availability beats ceiling. And return touchdowns pay six: nobody else prices the handful of players who take kicks back.
Not anywhere else — we checked. The ADP column on this board is Drafters’ own market data, from their rankings download, shown next to our rank so you can see exactly where we disagree with the room. The disagreements are the point.
Different game. Underdog pays week-level ceiling in a three-week playoff; Drafters sums all seventeen weeks at full PPR with 4-point passing touchdowns and no playoff rounds. That reprices quarterbacks down about 20% against pass-catchers, prices bye weeks, and turns late-season lottery tickets back into ordinary players.
At 7:00pm ET every unfinished slow draft drops to a 90-second clock; at 7:30pm the platform completes whatever is left by autopick — off the ranking set each entrant has loaded, possibly weeks earlier. If a bot is going to finish your drafts, it should be reading a list built for this format.
The file is built on the $15 Main Event’s prize curve. The Mini’s curve is close enough that the same list is sound; where the ladder genuinely diverges, that is a settings question we expose inside the product, not a different download.
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