Fantasy football is a game where participants act as team owners, building rosters of real-life NFL players. Points are scored based on how those players perform in actual games.

You can join through platforms like ESPN, Yahoo, Sleeper, or custom leagues via invitation. Your league commissioner typically sends an invite link via email or text.

It depends on the league. Some leagues are free with bragging rights or small prizes, while others require buy-ins and offer cash or product-based rewards.

Scoring varies by league. Most follow standard formats like PPR (Point Per Reception) or Half-PPR, awarding points for yards, touchdowns, receptions, etc. ➡️ We follow a custom PPR format with bonus points for milestone performances (e.g., 100+ rushing yards).

Drafts typically take place 1–2 weeks before the NFL season starts. Some are live, others are auto-pick. ➡️ Our draft date for the upcoming fantasy league is August 30th.

Common platforms include ESPN, Yahoo, NFL.com, and Sleeper. Each offers apps and desktop versions. ➡️ We primarily host our league through Sleeper

The waiver wire allows you to pick up unclaimed players. Priority is usually based on previous week’s performance or league rules. ➡️ Waivers in our league process in reverse order of standings with the worst team having highest priority. Waivers will clear every Wednesday at 12 AM PT.

Yes! Trades are a core part of the game. Most leagues allow trades with a review process or deadline. ➡️ All trades will have a review period in our league during the season every Tuesday morning 9am PT – Thursday prior to TNF games. No trades will be processed beyond those times. All trades must be approved by the League Commissioner or trade committee to prevent collusion.

Each week, you face another team. Points are calculated based on your lineup’s real- life performance. The highest score wins that week.

You can substitute bench players or pick up replacements via waivers. It’s your responsibility to manage your lineup weekly.

In standard leagues, players earn points for yards and touchdowns. In PPR (Point Per Reception) leagues, players also earn 1 point per catch, making receivers and pass- catching backs more valuable.

A flex spot allows you to start an extra player who could be a RB, WR, or TE, depending on league settings. It gives you more lineup flexibility week to week.

The regular fantasy season typically lasts 14 weeks, followed by 2–3 weeks of playoffs. Most leagues end before Week 18 of the NFL season to avoid resting starters.

At minimum, update your lineup weekly before games start. Keep an eye on injuries, bye weeks, and matchups throughout the week for optimal performance.