The Draft Room
Every pick this league has made since 2020, all 910 of them, in one place. Who keeps drafting the same guy on repeat, who everybody fights over, and the full board from every year so you can go find the reach you still haven't lived down. The draft never lies. Your memory does.
Some guys fall in love with a player and refuse to let go, year after year, draft after draft. These are the picks a manager made in three or more different seasons since 2020. A type is a type.
Four years in a row. 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023. Shane drafted Tony Pollard so many times in a row it stopped being a strategy and became a lifestyle. He'd take Pollard in a dynasty league for retired players.
Drafted Kareem Hunt in four different years. And he's got a whole starter pack: Travis Kelce three times, Ezekiel Elliott three times, DK Metcalf three times. Brandon walks into every draft and picks 2019 all over again.
Kirby can't quit Stefon Diggs (×3) or Michael Thomas (×3). A collector of names that were great two seasons ago.
Pige keeps coming back to Nick Chubb (×3) and Kyler Murray (×3). Loyal to a fault, injured to a science.
Nima → Ja'Marr Chase, three straight years (2023-25). When you find the guy, you find the guy.
Millan → Josh Allen (×3), Shane → Josh Jacobs (×3). Everyone in this league has a guy. Some of them have a problem.
Count every player a manager has drafted in two or more different years since 2020 and you get a ranking of who runs it back versus who shows up with a clean sheet. Call it loyalty. Call it a rut. Same chart.
Players that got drafted in all six seasons since 2020, by somebody, every single year. The names below carry the most managers who bought in. League-wide comfort food.
The full board from all six years. Columns are managers in draft-slot order, rows are rounds. Defenses are dimmed. Go find the round-two reach nobody will let you forget.