Regular fantasy football, except every player comes from a team ranked in the Coaches Poll Top 25.
1Pick any 10 players you want
The pool is every quarterback, running back, receiver and tight end on a Top 25 team.
There's no draft and no waiting your turn — just build the squad you want. Players aren't
exclusive, so if three of us all want the same star receiver, all three of us can have him.
You just need enough bodies to field a legal lineup: at least 1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR and 1 TE.
2Your squad is locked in for three weeks at a time
The season runs in 3-week blocks — weeks 1–3, then 4–6, and so on. Change your squad as much
as you like before a block's first kickoff; once it starts you're committed to those players for all
three weeks. When the next window opens you can rebuild completely, or leave it alone and your squad
carries over untouched.
3Start 7, bench 3, changed weekly
Your starting lineup is QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, TE, and a FLEX (any RB, WR or TE). The other three
sit on your bench and score nothing. Unlike your squad, the lineup can change every week right
up until that week's first kickoff — so you can bench someone on a bye or facing a brutal defense.
Never set one? The app fields a legal lineup for you rather than starting nobody.
4Standard scoring
Your starters' real box-score stats become points:
| What happens | Points |
| Passing yards | 1 per 25 |
| Passing touchdown | 4 |
| Interception thrown | −2 |
| Rushing or receiving yards | 1 per 10 |
| Rushing or receiving touchdown | 6 |
| Fumble lost | −2 |
So a 300-yard, 3-touchdown, 1-interception passing day is 22 points, and a 100-yard, 1-touchdown
rushing day is 16. Catches are not worth anything on their own — only yards and touchdowns count.
5Head-to-head every week
You're matched against one other manager each week. Whoever's starters score more points wins, and
your record builds all season. Scores update automatically within a few hours of each game finishing.
6The Top 25 only decides who's available
A player you've picked keeps scoring for the whole block even if his team drops out of the rankings
mid-stretch. The poll decides who you can choose from, not who counts once chosen — and at the
next window you can cut anyone whose team has fallen apart.