The Stonehenge League

The manager guide

Everything a manager needs, start to finish. Two minutes.

Before the draft

  1. Take your seat

    The commissioner sends one league link. Open it, sign in, name your team, pick your colors. The name and colors lock in when you take the seat — the commissioner can change them for you later.

  2. Vote on the draft time

    If a poll is up on the league page, tap a time. Change your vote any time while the poll is open.

  3. Build your queue

    Your targets, in your order. It is the one piece of prep that protects you on draft night — details below. Edit it right up to your pick.

  4. Show up

    The league page counts down to the draft, and the Draft day card has Add to calendar. When the room opens, the same page says Enter the draft room.

Your queue

Build it on the league page or in the room — it is the same list, saved to your seat, on every device. It does two jobs: it is your plan, and it is what picks for you if you are not there when your clock runs out.

One catch: the queue saves to your seat only while you are signed in with one. Signed out, or without a seat, the panel is a watch list on that device — it will not drive autopick.

When the clock hits zero

  1. Your queue, top down

    The first player still available is picked. A queued player is always taken — queueing means you want them, even if they are also on your do-not-draft list.

  2. Queue empty — best available

    The best player left by the draft's ranking, skipping your do-not-draft list and positions your starting lineup has already filled. If nobody eligible remains it takes the best player left, period — a pick never fails.

  3. Or the draft pauses

    The commissioner decides what zero means: autopick, or pause and wait. Ask them which is set.

Draft night

  • One clock. It lives in the sticky header. When your turn comes, the header goes amber and a Your pick module appears with a suggested player.
  • Two taps to pick. The first tap arms it — the button names the player. Lock in pick commits; Cancel backs out. Nothing is drafted on one tap.
  • Pick anyone. The queue is a planning list — drafting happens on the player pool. Tap any row, or take the suggestion.
  • Snake order. The order reverses every round, so your picks come in pairs at the turn — the room shows who is on deck.

Reading a player

Tap a player anywhere to open their card. The strip along the top is the two-second read:

#12 overall · WR4 · ADP 18.3 · +6 ▲ · Tier 2 · +29.4 Edge

Edge
Projected points above the replacement you could still get at that position later. Bigger Edge, more reason to take them now. The pool's default order.
ADP
Average draft position across real drafts — the market's price.
+6 ▲
The gap between that price and this pick. Green means the market expects them later — a value. Red means earlier — a reach.
Tier
A band of players of similar strength. When a tier empties, the drop to the next one is real.
Proj PPG
Projected points per game this season.
Fit
The starting slot they would fill for you — “Fills WR2” means your second wide-receiver slot. FLEX takes a RB, WR, or TE.
Bye overlap
Shares an off week with players you already drafted — that week gets thin.
Signals · Tags
Outlined pills are the app's judgments — tap one for its reasoning. Solid chips are your own labels. Neither moves autopick.
Do-not-draft
Best available skips them for you. Your queue still overrides.
Ranked by
What ordered the pool: projections, ADP, or base rank — the app's built-in list — when neither is loaded for your league's format.
Three boards
The player pool is where you pick. The draft board is the wall of picks. Your board is your own ranking — build it in prep and the pool can show it.

If something breaks

  • You drop. The draft keeps moving and your queue covers your picks. When you are back, While you were away shows exactly what landed and where it came from.
  • A blank section is not a bug. The app never pads a number. No projection loaded means the tile stays empty rather than showing a zero.
  • Who's here is league-visible. Every seat reads In room or Away, by team name, to everyone in the room.
  • The draft board is link-public. Anyone with the link can watch it — that is how it gets on the TV.
  • Anything else— pausing, undoing a pick, the timer — is the commissioner's. Say the word and they can fix it mid-draft.