THE ROBINSON FILES
Ten seasons of receipts on the Robinson Division: 1,560 draft
picks , 2,176 post-draft pickups , and 100 final standings ,
2016–2025. Every dossier is standardized: the strip marks the average
round each manager takes their first player at a position; the finish
row tracks every season's final place (gold = title, green edge = playoffs,
red edge = bottom three); the chips quantify the habits. Filed in 2026 draft
order.
strip axis = avg round of first pick, R1–R16
League record book: most-drafted players ever: Keenan Allen, Mike Evans,
Travis Kelce, Stefon Diggs, Derrick Henry (10x each). Most-drafted NFL team: Chiefs (68).
Six of ten managers stream 6–8 defenses a season.
Standings lore: Gault Team Gault is a quiet dynasty: 4 titles in 10 years,
best-ever 3.4 average finish, reigning champion, all while drafting kickers in
round 10. Cheat Code has scored the most cumulative points in league history
(16,713) with one ring and three runner-ups to show for it: the regular-season
king who cannot close. Team RamRod holds the best all-time win rate (57.9%)
and zero titles. Bret's Army is feast or famine: two championships, two
last-place-adjacent collapses. The Original WAP has finished last twice as
often as first.
Trade ledger: 42 verified trades in league history moving 105 players.
The golden era was 2018–2020 (23 trades); 2016–17 recorded none and 2021
nearly killed the market (2). Bret's Army is the league's trading floor: 16
of the 42 involved them, including the 9-player 2019 blockbusters with the
departed franchises. Biggest single deal: 5 players (2019 wk3). Most-traded
players ever: Keenan Allen, David Montgomery, and Evan Engram, 3 trades each.
0 '16
0 '17
8 '18
8 '19
7 '20
2 '21
5 '22
4 '23
4 '24
4 '25