Here is my problem with the draft: too much time is spent
waiting for our team to pick again. We can go get groceries,
respond to emails, clean the bathroom, whatever. The other picks
are fun, but we're not killing ourselves if we miss an out-of-
division pick.  We had this same problem in our fantasy football
league. You'd make your pick and then go make a sandwich or fold
your laundry. Yet last season when we switched to an auction
draft, everything changed; every manager had a shot at every
player.   Why doesn’t the NFL do the same?  Since fantasy is
“slightly” different than real life (hear my sarcasm), there are
a lot of ways this could be done. Here is how I’d propose:
(Offer tweaks in the Comments.)  1)   In reverse order of the
previous year’s standings, teams take turns putting any college
player onto the bidding block.  2)   Every team has five minutes
to submit an offer that includes: 1) years, 2) guaranteed money
and 3) incentives. Teams are not required to bid.  3)   Offers
are revealed.  4)   Pla