Draft a roster of NFL teams under a salary cap. Earn points all season as your teams win games, make the playoffs, and chase a Super Bowl.
Each pool has a salary cap — a credit budget that limits how many top-tier franchises you can afford. Teams are priced by projected win totals and playoff probability. The Chiefs cost more than the Patriots.
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Salary cap | Total credits you can spend on your roster |
| Roster size | How many teams you must pick (typically 6) |
| Division limit | Max teams from the same division (prevents stacking AFC West, etc.) |
Teams earn points for every win across the 17-game NFL regular season. Every win is worth the same — the Chiefs winning Week 1 counts just as much as the Panthers.
| Result | Points |
|---|---|
| Regular season win | +3 |
| Loss | 0 |
A team that goes 14–3 earns 42 regular season points before any playoff bonuses.
The biggest points come from January. Every round your team advances adds to your total — and winning the Super Bowl is worth a massive bonus on top.
| Achievement | Points |
|---|---|
| Making the playoffs (Wild Card berth) | +8 |
| Each playoff win (Wild Card, Divisional, etc.) | +6 |
| AFC / NFC Conference Champion | +8 |
| Super Bowl win | +12 |
A 15–2 Super Bowl champion earns: 45 (wins) + 8 (playoff berth) + 24 (4 wins × 6) + 8 (conference title) + 12 (Super Bowl) = 97 points.
Players join via invite link and build their roster. Lock your picks before the season or a deadline set by your commissioner.
No more roster changes. Scores update automatically as weekly results come in.
Season over. Final standings locked — settle up and start planning next year's pool.