Plan my fantasy football draft for my league's scoring and format

Help me plan my fantasy football draft. League format: [number of teams; redraft / keeper / dynasty] Scoring: [standard / half-PPR / PPR; passing TD points; TE premium; any bonuses] Roster and lineup slots: [e.g. QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, TE, FLEX, Superflex, K, DEF, bench size] Draft type and my slot: [snake with pick #X / auction with $ budget / slot not known yet] Keepers or rookies: [OPTIONAL - who is already kept, rookie draft rules] Rankings or ADP I'm using: [OPTIONAL - paste a current list or name the source] My experience: [beginner / experienced] Give me: 1. How my format changes player value: what the scoring and lineup slots reward (e.g. Superflex raises QB value, TE premium raises elite TEs, PPR favors pass-catching RBs and slot WRs). 2. Round-by-round plan (or auction budget split): which positions to target in each range of rounds from my slot, and why. 3. Two backup plans: what to do if a position run starts early or the players I want are gone. 4. Rules of thumb: positional scarcity, tiers vs. strict rankings, bye-week stacking, handcuffs, when to take K and DEF, and keeper value if relevant. 5. Cheat sheet structure: how to organize my tiers, a "do not draft" list, and a quick decision rule for when I'm on the clock. 6. Post-draft check: how to judge my roster's weak spots and the first waiver moves to consider. My league info is the source of truth. Don't rank specific players from memory as if current; if I paste rankings, use them, otherwise give the framework and mark anything that depends on current news [CHECK LATEST]. If my league involves money, keep it for fun and within my budget.