NFFC Primetime leagues consist of 12-team, 20-round drafts that pay $7,400 to the league champion and $250,000 to the overall champion. The Top 3 teams in each league earn prize money and all three teams advance to the Championship Round in Weeks 15-17 where one team will win the $250,000 grand prize. The Primetime has live drafts in Las Vegas, New York City and Online.
 

The Rotowire Online Championship is the industry's longest-running national championship at the $350 price point, now in its 17th season. Leagues consist of 12 teams, 20 rounds with FAAB during the season and we pay the Top 2 in each league and an overall prize pool. The top league prize is $1,500 and the grand prize is $250,000. All drafts are held Online daily and Extended drafts are available as well.

The NFFC Silver Bullet is the industry's only single-entry, season-long national championship, featuring a $50,000 grand prize. Owners are competing for $5,000 league prizes and an overall prize pool. Leagues consist of 12 teams, 20 rounds with payouts to the Top 3 teams in each league. But here's the key: Only one team per person. This contest is limited to only 264 unique owners, each owning one team.

NFFC Best Ball Championship leagues are pure best ball scoring leagues with league and overall prizes. Leagues consist of 12 teams and 30 rounds with optimal scoring for 17 weeks and price points vary from $150 to $400. The team with the most points after Week 17 wins each league prize and the overall grand prize of $30,000. We pay the Top 3 teams in each league. Draft and be done. It's that easy.

NFFC Guillotine leagues are 17-team, 16-round leagues that pay the Top 3 in each league and an overall grand prize of $5,000. Guillotine teams start 10 players each week and the lowest scoring team for that week is "chopped" from the contest with all 16 players from that team going back into the player pool. One team is eliminated every week until four teams are left for the Championship Round (Weeks 14-17). NEW THIS YEAR: An overall prize pool with the Top 4 teams in each league battling in Weeks 14-17 for $5,000.

The Gladiator is not for the faint of heart. It's the ULTIMATE draft and hold contest as you draft and then you're done. You draft only 14 players (no bench) and that is your team for the entire season. No FAAB, no setting lineups, no nothing. Best Ball scoring for 17 weeks with league and overall prizes. $50 to enter, $200 top league prize and a $7,500 overall grand prize in 2025. Drafts from February through April only. Are you not entertained?

NFFC $25 and $50 Best Ball leagues are private Best Ball leagues paying the Top 2 teams in each league. Leagues consist of 12 teams and 30 rounds with no Free Agent pickups or in-season work. Draft and be done as the computer picks each team's optimal scoring lineup every week. There is no overall prize pool, but the top team in this format wins a FREE 2026 NFFC Primetime entry, valued at $1,800.

The NFFC offers private 12-team and 14-team auction leagues that pay the Top 3 finishers in each league. Auction leagues where all the prize money stays within the league are held in Las Vegas and New York City, while our 5th annual NFFC Online Auction Championship features 12-team online auctions with an overall prize pool that includes a $15,000 grand prize. Players use a $200 budget to accumulate 20 players.

The NFFC Football Challenge Roto and Points contests are the oldest salary cap-style games in the industry, offering grand prizes of $20,000 and $15,000, respectively. Players must create lineups under different budgets and those teams with the most points will win league prizes and the overall grand prizes. It sounds easy enough, but it's a challenge.

BACK FOR 2025: The Contest will utilize 2 Flex Spots.

The NFFC Cutline Championship is a national contest with a $50,000 grand prize. This contest, which pays the Top team in each league, uses best ball scoring for the first 10 weeks of the season and the Top 5 teams in each league advance to the playoff rounds. Players then set their starting lineups from Week 11 through 17 in a survivor format where teams are eliminated each week until only 12 teams remain in Week 17.

The NFFC Classic was the original signature contest of the NFFC and it started in 2004. Classic leagues consist of 14 teams and 20 rounds with FAAB during the season. Now all of the prize money will remain in each private league and we'll pay the Top 3 finishers, including $16,000 to the league champion. An overall champion will be crowned for the 22nd straight season after Week 17 and receive a free Classic entry for 2026.

These are private 12-team and 14-team leagues where all of the prize money stays within the league. Payouts range from 87.5% to 95% and entry fees range from $2,500 to $20,000 per team. All leagues consist of 20 rounds, in-season FAAB and payouts to the Top 3 teams. It's high-stakes with very high payouts.

NFFC Stand Alone leagues are private leagues where all of the prize money stays in the league. There is no overall prize pool. These are 12-team leagues with entry fees ranging from $150 to $500 per team and we pay the Top 3 in each league. Drafts are 20 rounds and there are in-season Free Agent pickups, with Championship Rounds consisting of Weeks 15 through 17.

The NFFC offers Primetime Qualifiers and Rotowire Online Championship Qualifiers where the league champion in each of those leagues wins a FREE 2026 entry to those events. The Primetime Qualifier is a winner-take-all league, while the Rotowire OC Qualifier pays the Top 3 teams. Entry fees are $150 and $50, respectively.

NFFC Keeper Leagues are 12-team leagues where owners compete for league prizes, while trying to build the best team for the future. Each year, owners can keep up to five players from the previous season two rounds above where they were drafted the year before. These are private leagues that pay the Top 3 in each league.

This is a one-day contest on Christmas Day featuring players on the six teams playing that day. This is a national contest featuring a $7,500 grand prize as players pick a combination of 10 players from each of the six teams from games that day. There is no salary cap and no draft, but you must pick 1 player from each team. You just pick a winning lineup and you could turn $100 into $7,500.

The NFFC Post-Season Hold 'Em Contests are national contests with grand prizes of $125,000 and $50,000. There is no draft and no salary cap with these contests. Just pick one player from each of 12 playoff teams to start out, earn multiplier points each round those players are on your roster and pick up new players when you lose players. It's as easy as that and fun.

MFL100 leagues consist of 12-team, 20-round drafts that use best ball scoring over the first 17 weeks of the NFL season. All prize money is paid within the league; there is no overall competition. Just draft and be done. There are two MFL100 formats: Pay $1,000 to the league champ and Double Up, which pays $200 to each of the Top 5 finishers.