College Fantasy Football Mock Draft Simulator
Free, no signup — run a realistic AI mock draft across the Power 4 + Notre Dame; set your league size, pick, and half-PPR scoring, then draft against smart opponents.
Standard college fantasy lineup (fixed).
Power 4 + Notre Dame, ordered by PFN's College Fantasy rankings.
Share of AI opponents drafting to PFN's board; the rest follow Yahoo ADP (the de facto CFF market).
Free College Fantasy Football Mock Draft Simulator
This free College Fantasy Football Mock Draft Simulator lets you practice your draft strategy before your real college fantasy league — no signup, no limit. The player pool covers every Power 4 conference (SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, ACC) plus Notre Dame, ranked by PFN's College Fantasy rankings. Choose your league size (6–14 teams) and draft slot, then draft against AI opponents that pick to the Yahoo rankings, which serve as the de facto ADP.
College fantasy has a wrinkle the NFL doesn't: the standard roster is QB, two WRs, two RBs, a TE, two W/R/T flex spots, a Team Offense (OFF), a Team Defense (DEF), and eight bench spots. Repping the board here shows you where the position runs start and whether your plan survives contact — so by the time it counts, you've already made your mistakes for free.
What Is a College Fantasy Football Mock Draft?
It's a practice run of your CFF draft against AI opponents — nobody's picks count, so you can rehearse your strategy before the real thing. Set your league size and draft slot, and the simulator fills every other seat and drafts a full board alongside you.
Which Players and Teams Are Included?
The pool spans all four Power conferences — SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, and ACC — plus Notre Dame. Players are ordered by PFN's College Fantasy rankings, and the AI drafts to the Yahoo rankings, which act as the de facto ADP for college leagues.
How Is College Fantasy Scoring Different From the NFL?
The biggest wrinkle is the roster. Alongside QB/RB/WR/TE and flex spots, most college leagues start a Team Offense (OFF) and a Team Defense (DEF). This sim uses that standard lineup, so your mock reflects how a real CFF draft actually plays out.
What Roster Does the Simulator Use?
One QB, two WRs, two RBs, one TE, two W/R/T flex spots, a Team Offense, a Team Defense, and eight bench spots. It's the common college fantasy setup, so the positional runs you see here mirror your league night.
Is It Free? Do I Need to Sign Up?
Completely free, and there is nothing to create — no account, no login, no paywall. Reset and re-draft from a different slot as many times as you want.
How Many Teams Can I Draft With?
Anywhere from 6 to 14. Pick your league size and your draft slot, and the AI handles the rest of the board around you.