This preview update makes your draft decisions easier to follow: what you give up in a trade, what you keep, and how to try another choice without losing your current draft.
See both sides of a trade
On your turn, Find trade-down offers now checks the actual market inside the Draft Room. Available offers show where your next turn moves, the complete exchange and how many selections you gain or lose. Review an offer to see the full confirmation before committing. If there is no workable offer, the room says so.
Trade previews separate the picks you give from the picks you receive. Picks you keep appear once underneath, so you can check your remaining chances before confirming. After a deal, a compact receipt shows the actual exchange.
Draft history and path comparisons now use pick cards and an exchange arrow. You can trace a move down without decoding a long sentence of pick numbers. High-cost warnings still appear when you pay above the model’s estimated fair range.
Try another decision without replacing your draft
Explore Another Path now includes a small fork diagram: the earlier selections stay the same, your current path stays saved, and the new path starts at the decision you revisit.
You can keep playing either path. When comparing unfinished drafts, you see the players, remaining picks and trades so far. Different stages are labeled, and unfinished paths have no final grade or winner label.
Research another way to build your class
Player cards now show a concrete tradeoff when another high-priority need remains: the position still needing help, your next pick and the number of intervening selections. On your last pick, the card makes clear that choosing now leaves no remaining selection for that need.
When the Draft Room has only one main candidate, a separate research option can point to an available prospect at another unresolved need. It opens the player report first and identifies a lower board ranking when applicable. It is another route to investigate, not a promise that the player is an equally strong choice.
When that prospect is ranked well below the current slot, the prompt asks whether you could add him later. It explicitly describes the higher-ranked opportunity you would give up by selecting him now, without promising he will remain available.
Team-impact text is shorter where the same need is already visible. Your completed class has a compact overview, with the full pick list and decision explanations available to expand.
What these visuals mean
The exchange diagrams show actual picks. The fork diagram explains the replay process; it does not predict future selections. This update changes presentation, not the draft AI, trade valuation or scoring rules.
The game still uses a dated 2027 projection snapshot. Prospect reports vary in detail, and limited information is not presented as a negative scouting judgment. The draft order and class are projections, not official final results.