March Madness has brackets. The draft should have pools.
Submit your 2027 Round 1 mock before the draft begins and compete against friends or the full UpsideIndex community. Exact hits score big. Late-round chaos can swing the leaderboard.
Pick all 32 first-round slots with the same board intelligence behind the simulator.
Enter the community pool or use a code from your group.
Exact picks, correct team-player matches, and Round 1 hits all matter.
The leaderboard updates as the board comes in.
Create a private pool for group chats, fantasy leagues, office pools, and NFL Draft sickos. Set an entry deadline, share a code, and let the board decide it.
A simple code keeps the room private while everyone submits through the same Round 1 entry flow.
The pool is not just a blank pick sheet. It sits beside the same UpsideIndex workflow that weighs production, athleticism, historical comps, team needs, ADP, and depth-chart logic. You still have to make the calls. The difference is that the research stack is already in the room.
The v2 pool flow runs locally today: create public or private pools, join by code or invite link, submit a Round 1 simulator entry, and score the room from official results when the draft starts.
Build a Round 1 board from the simulator, then return here to track your room after entries lock.
| Rank | Entry Name | Exact Picks | Points | Tiebreaker | Actions |
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No entries yet. Build a Round 1 mock to create the first board.
Picks hidden until lock. Entry boards open after the pool deadline so nobody can copy another room's board.
Leaderboards rescore immediately when official Round 1 results are saved.
Commissioner-only controls for loading official 2027 Round 1 results once the draft is complete. Public pool users do not need this panel.
The pool locks before the first pick begins on draft night.
No. Score by final player, team, and slot. If a team trades into a slot, exact-pick scoring follows the final draft result.
Yes. Private pools are built for group chats, leagues, offices, and draft rooms.
Yes. The initial Draft Pool is Round 1 only.
Submit a Round 1 mock and see where you rank when the picks go live.
