E-Mail

You can send and receive all your information (draft lists, pre-season rosters, weekly results, etc.), either by postal mail, fax, e-mail or from the web. Even if you are not in a league which drafts by e-mail you can choose to get your weekly results sent by e-mail. Draft results and weekly reports will also be posted on your league's web page.

If you are looking to join, or form, a league that drafts live (either by phone, in-person or on-line), check out our football bulletin board, where anyone can post notes about forming new leagues, or announce openings in existing leagues.

Web Pages and Web Draft

Each league has its own web page. Pre-season draft results, and complete weekly reports during the season, including player stats, lists of top undrafted players in your league, team rosters, etc., will all be shown. Draft lists can be sent from the web by simply clicking on player's names. You can also choose to play in a league where the draft is done on the web.

Weekly Results and Prizes

Your team will play one game each week. Every Tuesday, we'll calculate offensive and defensive points for your players based on their actual stats from the NFL games that week (including the Monday night game). Results are both posted to the web and sent directly to you by e-mail or postal mail (your choice).

Weekly reports include the points scored by every player in your game that week, their complete NFL statistics for the week, scores for all of the games in your league, league standings, cumulative stats for every team in your league, trade reports and free agent pickups, and weekly stat tables. We'll also list the top undrafted players available at each position, along with their season's points. In addition, we'll also publish the top scores in all of Scoresheet Football that week, including our two weekly cash prize winners.

Personalized trophies are awarded to all league winners. The one full league winner with the highest overall total throughout all of Scoresheet Football will also win free memberships in all 3 Scoresheet sports: football, baseball and hockey.

We also give $100 cash each week to the one team with that week's highest point total from all of Scoresheet, and $50 to the team with the second highest total in all of Scoresheet. (For fairness, cash prizes apply only to teams in 12-team leagues.)

We offer this modest cash prize every week, so even if you are 'out of the race', you'll have something to play for. But at Scoresheet Football, we do NOT offer the large cash prizes some 'contests' do. To offer big prizes we'd have to raise prices, and more importantly, we'd have to completely change our game. Large cash prizes do not work in a 'league type game', because owners would just collude (make unfair trades) to put together a super team. To us, the fun of playing fantasy sports is being in a real league, where a player can only be on one team in each league, where trading with other team owners is part of the fun, and where you compete with the other teams in your league. And let's face it, in those 'contests', the vast majority of players win nothing.

We have put many years into making our fantasy sports games as fun as possible, and strongly feel that changing to a pool format just so that we could offer a small chance of winning a large cash prize is not nearly as desirable as providing a game where you play in real leagues, have head to head competition, a realistic scoring system, and automatic use of your bench players.