Fantasy FootballA Beginner's Guide to Fantasy Football

What Is ADP?

ADP means Average Draft Position. It summarizes where a player has typically been selected across drafts collected by a platform or data provider.

Reading ADP

An ADP of 24 means the player has been selected around the 24th overall pick. In a 12-team league, that is near the end of Round 2. ADP can help estimate whether a player may remain available at your next turn.

What ADP does not mean

ADP is not a projection of final points and does not determine the correct selection. It reflects a market that can be wrong or slow to react.

Use current ADP that matches your scoring and league type. Superflex, PPR, best ball, and platform-specific drafts can produce very different results.

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