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Help! I accidentally ended my draft

How to get your draft back up and running

Written by Jacob

If your draft was accidentally started or ended and now shows as completed, it can’t be undone directly—but you still have a few ways to fix it.

Option 1: Reset League (Fastest)

This is the quickest way to return your league to its pre-draft state.

  • Go to General Settings → Commish

  • Scroll down and select Reset League

What this does:

  • Clears all rosters

  • Keeps league members and settings intact

Important:

This will remove all activity from the current season (adds, drops, trades).

If needed, take screenshots so you can recreate them later.

You can view these transactions in the mobile app by:

  • Navigating to your league page

  • Scrolling below the standings to the Activity section

  • Tap the green "View all" button.


Option 2: Delete & Renew the Season

You can also remove the current season and start fresh:

  • Use Delete League to remove the current season

  • Renew the league again from the previous season.

    • After renewing, manually reapply documented transactions (trades, adds/drops, draft pick updates) to maintain league accuracy.

This does not delete your league history—only the current season is affected.

Completed leagues cannot be deleted. Instead, archive them to hide them from participants while retaining all records. Deleting the current season redirects you to the prior season’s version, allowing you to renew it as a redraft league for a full startup-style draft.

Note that deletion is only possible if scoring has not yet started.


Option 3: Recreate the Draftboard

If you want to resume your draft where it left off, you can rebuild it manually.

Before starting, take a screenshot of your draft board for reference. You can also view all past drafts in league settings on mobile.

Step 1: Switch to Dynasty (Temporary)

  • Change your league type to Dynasty

  • You can switch it back later

Step 2: Create a Supplemental Draft

  • Add a supplemental draft

  • Drafts are limited to 10 rounds, so you may need multiple drafts depending on league size

Step 3: Set the Draft Order

  • Use your league’s original draft order

  • Do not base it on where the draft stopped

Step 4: Reassign Traded Picks

If picks were traded:

  • Manually assign them to the correct teams

  • Edit each draft slot as needed

Step 5 (Optional): Skip to the Right Spot

If part of your draft was already completed:

  • Use low-ranked players as placeholders

  • Fill in earlier picks to move the draft forward

    Example:

    If your draft stopped at pick 1.04, assign placeholder players to picks 1.01–1.03 so you can resume at the correct spot.


Final step: Finish the Draft

Once everything is set:

  • Start the draft

  • Placeholder picks will be skipped

  • Continue drafting from where you left off

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