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ADP (Average Draft Position) is the average pick number where a player is selected across all drafts (shown as a decimal).

Overall is the player's whole-number ranking after sorting all players by ADP in ascending order.

Because many players are drafted interchangeably, their ADPs may be very close (for example: 25.1, 25.5, 25.9). When sorted, those players will appear consecutively in the draft room as Overall picks 25, 26, and 27.

In short:

• ADP = precise average draft slot (decimal)
• Overall = whole-number order based on ADP

Draft Board ADP Trends are calculated using Overall ranking, not the raw decimal ADP.

Formula:

Previous Overall − Current Overall = ADP Trend

Example:

• 3 days ago: 107 Overall (ADP 107.2)
• Today: 94 Overall (ADP 95.0)
• 3-Day ADP Trend: 107 − 94 = +13

Note: This is not calculated as 107.2 − 95.0.

Why use Overall instead of raw ADP?

In most cases, the difference between raw ADP change and Overall change is negligible. However, deeper in drafts — particularly among players who were not consistently drafted in both periods — small decimal ADP shifts can result in much larger Overall ranking trends. This happens because many late-round players are drafted interchangeably (or not at all). To avoid misleading trend signals, we do not display a Draft Board ADP Trend when the difference between raw ADP change and Overall change exceeds 12 picks (one full draft round).