Risk: David's original 1–10 slider. Conservative settings penalize two-year volatility and limited history more heavily. Aggressive settings reduce those penalties and reward projection upside.

Positional importance: the Desk simulates the CEC format across eight draft slots: two QB, two RB, two WR, two TE, one K, one DEF, four W/R/T FLEX positions and seven bench spots. It estimates a live replacement level from the remaining pool, then combines average-starter VORP, top-end VORP and the starter-floor-to-replacement drop.

Live behavior: David's standalone Draft/Undo buttons are intentionally replaced by the actual CEC draft. When a player is picked in CEC, that player disappears here and scarcity recalculates automatically.

Manager independence: each manager can use a different risk setting, filter/search state and personal five-player queue. Those personal controls do not alter anyone else's Desk. The model itself remains common league data, and this page never submits a draft pick.

Source inputs: David's Automated Draft Board Builder v4.5, supplied Historic Player data Yahoo workbook (two prior seasons + current projections), and the supplied CEC league scoring settings. Player pool filtered to v54.33.