• Every pick is one player’s real season. He scores exactly what he scored that year, week by week. Giants Saquon (2021) and Eagles Saquon (2024) are 2 different picks.
• Nobody knows how a season turned out, you or the computer teams. They see past seasons, age and draft position, nothing after.

• Main Event: a new pool most Tuesdays at midnight Pacific. Each day everyone drafts from the same players, with the same locked settings.
• The Vault: every past Main Event and every era. Every draft deals a new board of players and seasons from the pool’s rule. Pick your draft slot. Eras also let you pick a loadout and league size, each with its own leaderboard.
• House Rules: 3 random seasons from 1999–2025 make a 180-player board (or draw 6, or all of them). The deck is shuffled every draft, so a legend might sit this one out. You pick the loadout, league size and draft slot.

• Your first Main Event run each day counts for the leaderboard. Sign in to make it count. After that, practice all you want.
• Finish a Main Event season each week to keep your weekly streak.

• Draft Kit: projections (PROJ PPG: points per game expected before that season), last year’s points and rank, ages and scouting reports. Tap i or a name; you only see seasons before the one you’re drafting.
• Run your team: set lineups, work the wire, take trades. Injuries are on: seasons that ended early join the board, zeros and all, with injury reports.
• Chaos Mode: weekly scores are shuffled, so nobody can look them up.

Classic: none. Scout: Draft Kit. Ball Knowledge: Run your team. GM: Kit + Run your team. Hail Mary: Chaos. Scramble: Kit + Chaos. Four Verts: all 3.

Most you can draft:

Starters each week:

FLEX is any RB, WR or TE. The other 5 sit on the bench.

• Every team starts its best possible lineup each week, picked after the scores are in. Everyone gets this, so the draft decides everything.
• Byes and missed games score 0, so your bench matters. If a starting spot has nobody to play, the best free agent fills it for that week only (Waiver Warrior; worst record picks first).
• Running your team: you set lineups and work the wire yourself. When you sim, your best projected lineup is set for you.

A point per reception, on top of yards and touchdowns.

• Snake draft, 12 rounds: the order reverses each round. The computer runs every other team.
• 13 weeks, then the playoffs: 10 or 12 teams, the top 6 (seeds 1 and 2 get a bye); 8 teams, the top 4; 14 teams, the top 8. The bracket is fixed.
• Ties break on points for, then points against.