The State of the League
Three seasons in the books. Now 12 deep with Jared Kallenbach and Matt Schoh joining this year.
The Ledger
Final standings, by season.
Franchise History
Every owner's team names across three seasons, plus the badges they've earned along the way.
Trophy Case
Superlatives pulled straight from three years of the ledger.
Roster Ratings
Full 12-team roster grades, computed after the 2026 draft. Every rostered player's expert consensus rank was pulled from your rankings file, converted to a value score, and used to build each team's optimal starting 8 (best QB/RB/RB/WR/WR/TE, best remaining for FLEX, best remaining including QB for SUPERFLEX). Bench depth counts too, at half weight. Grades are relative to score — the best team is always A+ and the worst is always F, with everyone else placed on a curve between them, so close scores land close together and big gaps show up as real grade jumps.
League Constitution
The rules, spelled out once so nobody can claim they forgot.
- Only 1 QB can be kept
- 3 keepers max
- A player can only be kept 3 years in a row before he goes back into the draft pool
- If kept after being kept the year prior, the keeper round moves up. If kept after being drafted the year prior (not kept), he's kept in the round he was drafted in
- Draft picks cannot be traded until keepers are locked
- Free agents default to a 9th-round keeper cost
- $100 — Most points scored (regular season)
- $100 — Runner-up
- Remainder of the pot — League champion
- 2023–2024: 1 FLEX spot (10-team league)
- 2025: 2 FLEX spots (10-team league)
- 2026–present: back to 1 FLEX spot, after expanding to 12 teams
- Cody Sorenson vs. Tommy Falk
- James Eggert vs. Matt Schoh
- Austin LaMotte vs. Hayden Boll
- Carter Birrenkott vs. Jersey Selzler
- Joey Hughes vs. Madden Thorson
- Jared Kallenbach vs. Tyson Powell
Keepers
All 12 teams' 2026 keepers — round cost and how many years each has been kept in a row.
2026 Schedule
Weeks 1 and 14 are locked as Rivalry Week.