One row per player. Any of these work: Team, Player, Pos, Price or Team, Player, Price. Commas or tabs. Dollar signs fine. Paste several years at once if you have them.

DFL runs 0.5 per reception, 6 points per passing touchdown, and minus 2 per interception. Make sure the projections you import use those settings, especially the passing touchdown value, or every quarterback will look too cheap.

Enter every team's keepers before draft night. Format: Team, Player, Price. Keepers come off the board and come out of that manager's budget, which is what actually drives the opening inflation number.

DFL rules: one keeper per team, so exactly 12 players leave the board. Cost is the draft price paid, plus $5 for every year held after the first, and three years is the hard limit. A waiver pickup who was drafted by someone else carries that draft price. An undrafted pickup costs his FAAB price or $10, whichever is higher. A traded player keeps the old owner's price.

Flex counts as RB, WR, or TE. Bench spots each get a dollar reserved so you never bid yourself into an unfillable roster.

Point this at yahoo-proxy.php on your server. Sold players and every manager's remaining budget then fill themselves in. Yahoo does not expose whoever is on the block right now, so you still type that one name.

Paste a projections file. Header row optional. The importer looks for columns named like player, pos, team, points or proj, and aav or value. Give it projected points if you have them, average auction value if you do not, and both if you can.