Dominate your draft with your own customized cheat sheet! Enough of what other people think, what you think is the most important aspect of fantasy football. You are the general, you are in charge of your fantasy football draft day.

Why do you want this sheet? Consider Football Engineering's Five "C"'s,

1) COST: The cost of the sheet is about the same as all the magazines out there. Once you buy the magazine, one typically enter all the data and ends up making an Excel spreadsheet to organize their draft. Skip that middle step and jump right to Excel with expert opinion in the 2010 fantasy football draft.

2) CUSTOMIZATION: The Excel based fantasy football cheat sheet is completely customizable WITHOUT changing a single formula or macro. The user simply changes various "weights" based on their personal preferences and the customizable sheet reranks the players relative rank.

3) CLARITY: The football engineering cheat sheets are clear in ranking players. Every player is assigned a numeric and letter grade to better guide you during draft day. The user can simply see if "A" players are available around the board (QB/RB/WR/TE/PK/DEF) and select accordingly.

4) CAPABILITY: The football engineering cheat sheet is a multitabbed Excel spreadsheet with embedded macros completely capable of running your own algorithms, if desired. If you like to make your own stuff, the football engineering cheat sheet gives you the latest players, team schedules, and expert rankings on which one can add their own macros or algorithms. One can then blend this information into desired user information.

5) CONTROL: You control the information. Experts can talk but you are the one that must make the pick. The customized cheat sheet will allow you to precisely and accurately reflect who you think are the best players in the league and let you work from that plan.

STEP 1: USER provides input to CS in convenient Excel form.

After user hits command-option-b, CS recalculates all player values based on inputs, A new rank is calculated for QB, RB, WR, TE, PK, and DEF.

User inspects relative rankings for each QB, RB, WR, TE, PK, and DEF positions. User adjusts weights as desired and repeats STEP 2 if necessary.

User add their own Excel spreadsheet formula and weights.

User prints out each tab and brings to draft day.