Trivia Draft is the mode where knowing football actually helps. Instead of a die or a wheel deciding what you get to pick from, your answers do.
Players are grouped into tiers by position, so a tier is always compared like for like — a top-tier tight end against other tight ends, not against quarterbacks. A correct answer is worth the same at every position: access to the players you would actually want.
The practical effect is that a strong trivia round produces a roster you could not assemble in Dice or Roulette at all, because chance would never hand you that many good teams in a row. A weak round produces a lineup of backups.
Dice and Roulette hand you teams and ask what you make of them — the constraint is luck, and the skill is choosing well inside it. Trivia inverts that: the constraint is what you know, and a good round is genuinely earned.
It is also the mode where a group of friends will disagree most about who deserved to win, which is usually a point in a game's favour.
Trivia Draft works as a standalone game and as a weekly Leaderboard entry, and it can be chosen as the draft mechanic for a league — so a whole season is decided by football knowledge rather than dice.
Scoring is identical to every other mode; the scoring page lists every value.