Fantasy Football Commissioner Since 1988 /39th Year
Fantasy Football Commissioner Since 1988 /39th Year

Test your football strategy and sports management skills against other managers to see who can build and run the ultimate pro football team
Your team earns points based on the real-world performance of NFL players during the regular season. Compete in weekly head-to-head matchups all season long as you battle for division titles and look to be crowned the
TopSportz.com League Champion.
League Structure & Ownership
Roster & Season
Commissioner Responsibilities (Don Dozier)
Owner Responsibilities
The primary objective of the Franchise Football League (FFL) is to enhance the enjoyment of the professional football season as you follow the exploits of both your players and your opponents. Win or lose, fair play and mutual enjoyment must remain the core goals for every franchise owner.
Any attempt to disregard or circumvent these rules to gain an unfair advantage is strictly prohibited. If an owner chooses to abandon their team or stop participating during the season, they will forfeit all league earnings and remain responsible for any outstanding fees. In these instances, the Commissioner will manage the abandoned roster and adjust lineups as needed to replace players who are on a bye week or out for the season.
(Aug. 15, 2027)
1st Owners to Pay All Fee's/Loss Money in Full, receives a Franchise Team.
Minimum of $200.00. (Veterans)
(2027) No refunds of Franchise Fee's
after Money Deadline.
You can get your Loss money.
No saving of teams
Pay early to guarantee that you will have
a Franchise Team(s).
*Participants that only have a portion of
Fees/Losses, are not guaranteed a Team.
If a franchise has not paid fees or charges by earliest lineup deadline, the Commissioner will look over the lineup to make sure there is no “out for season or IR” players in. He will adjust if needed. The delinquent franchise will not be able to win at all. The opposing team must win or it will be considered a “Tie.”
** Commissioner keeps All Fines for costs/time of running this League.
To install money on your books. You can pay Cash, PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, or Zelle.
Be sure to ask for email or phone number
for each of these methods.

Draft Eligibility & Logistics
Once their entry fee is paid in full, Team Owners will choose a slot to reveal when their first-round draft pick will take place during the live draft. The live draft will bring owners together at a scheduled time and place to build their full rosters for the upcoming season. All NFL offensive players and entire team defense/special teams (D/ST) units are eligible to be drafted.Draft Clock Rules
You are also able to use one of your benched
RB, WR, or TE in the Flex Position
You will draft a player from RB, WR or TE for your (one) Flex Player position.
These players participate in the vast majority of the scoring plays during the course of a game.
Each of the Owners should come to the "Live Draft" prepared, to select an adequate number of players at each position and to ensure against personnel losses due to injuries, and/or off the field exploits, etc.

Each week, team owners choose a starting lineup of nine players and one defensive team from their rosters.
Lineup deadlines are determined strictly by ESPN.com rules, which you can review directly on their platform for detailed explanations.
This option sets when team lineups lock each week. This applies to moving players between active slots and bench slots.
Team Owners can make moves to their weekly rosters/lineups until 15 minutes prior to kickoff time of each player's 1st game.(According to ESPN.com)
Be sure to check ESPN.com for
their exact Rules.
The 5 players on the bench and the points they may happen to score while in this status does not count towards the weekly totals. Team Owners are responsible for providing a weekly lineup on ESPN.com.
Scoring & Statistics
Reporting Scoring Errors & Disputes
Commissioner's Review
Roster Add/Drop Rules & Fees
Waiver & Dropped Player Restrictions
The Raffle Process (Preventing Collusion)To prevent owners from dropping valuable players to favor friends or receive outside compensation, the following raffle system applies if multiple teams want to claim a recently dropped player:
Regular Season Standings & Tiebreakers
Divisional Bonus Pool & Payouts
TopSportz.com Fantasy Football League:
Financial Rules & Fees
To ensure smooth operations and prevent unexpected lockouts, please review our league deposit and loss-account rules below.
Entry Fee & Initial Deposit
Account Top-Ups & Rollovers
Withdrawal Rules
Loss Penalties & Account Maintenance
by Chris Isidore @CNNMoney October 6, 2015: 11:32 AM ET
Some 56 million fantasy sports players are plunking down money hoping to win big prizes based on the outcome
of real world games. Sure sounds like sports gambling, which happens to be illegal in every state except for Nevada. But fantasy sports is perfectly legal. The reason: a series of court decisions and a 63-word provision of federal law that classify fantasy sports as a game of skill.
For the most part, games of skill are allowed under federal law. Illegal gambling is considered to be a game of chance. Fantasy sports works like this: Fans choose from real players in a draft or an online selection process to assemble a fantasy team. The players' real-game statistics are compiled and compared to see whose fantasy team has done the best.
The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 specifically mentions fantasy sports as something allowed under the law, as long as people are not betting on the outcome of a single game or the performance of a single player. Because fantasy sports "owners" must make decisions to pick multiple players for their teams, they are participating in a game of skill. That legal status is unlikely to change. Fantasy sports has grown into an estimated $1.5 billion industry. Many of the major media and Internet companies such as Disney's (DIS) ESPN unit, Yahoo (YHOO, Tech30) and CBS (CBS) have become major players in the business.
Related: How fantasy sports changed the NFL
Two standalone companies specializing in daily fantasy games -- DraftKings and FanDuel --have each raised about $300 million from investors. Fantasy sports is illegal in five states -- Arizona, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana and Washington, according to the Fantasy Sports
Trade Association. That trade group is pushing for legislation to change the law in those states.
On Monday, DraftKings and FanDuel announced they have banned employees from playing fantasy games after allegations surfaced that a DraftKings employee reportedly made $350,000 on FanDuel's football game when he had insider information about which players were being chosen by other fantasy team owners.
Right now there really is no government authority that oversees fantasy sports, the way gambling regulators oversee sports gambling in Nevada. The scandal involving DraftKings and FanDuel could bring calls for greater government oversight of the industry if not calls for an outright ban on the games.
Are you playing fantasy sports? How much are you putting up and what's your record? Email Ahiza Garcia and your story might be included in a CNNMoney article.
CNNMoney (New York) First published October 6, 2015: 10:02 AM ET
http://money.cnn.com/2015/10/06/news/companies/fantasy-sports-legal/index.html
Defensive Teams Scoring Points
Opponents are held to "zero" points,
Defense receives 6 points
Opponents are held to 1-6 points,
Defense receives 4 points.
Opponents are held to 7-13 pts,
Defense receives 2 points.
Opponents score 28-34, Defense gets -1 point *
Opponents score 35-46, Defense gets -2 points *
Opponents score 46+, Defense gets -3 points *
* New Scoring for 2026
