The classic office pick'em, run right. Everyone picks a winner in every NFL game, every week. Predict the Monday Night final score for the tiebreaker. Picks lock at kickoff and grade themselves off the real schedule โ no spreadsheet, no scorekeeper.
Picks lock at kickoff and score off the real results. Wins and accuracy update automatically โ here's a finished week.
Four steps, no spreadsheet. Pick, predict, and let the real schedule do the grading.
Each week, pick a winner in every matchup. The whole slate, auto-loaded from the schedule.
On Monday night, predict the final score too. If there are two MNF games, you score just one.
Winners and scores grade off the real results. Your wins and accuracy update automatically.
Rack up wins all year. The Super Bowl closes it out and the tiebreaker settles any deadlock.
Most total wins takes the pool. If players tie, the tiebreaker is an averaged score built from three separate parts โ so the sharpest all-around picker breaks it.
Your correct winner picks across the whole season, as a percentage of every game.
Every Monday night you predict the final score. Each converts to a closeness %, averaged across the season.
The Super Bowl winner plus final-score accuracy, kept separate as its own component.
Yes โ that's the format. Every matchup, every week, one winner each. The full slate loads automatically so it's just taps.
You predict the final score on only one of them โ your choice. That single score feeds your Monday-night accuracy.
Absolutely. Flip the "just for fun" toggle and there's no buy-in and no payment โ pure bragging rights.
No. FantasyDailies is a free tracker and never touches money. Buy-ins are tracked in "sardines" as a unit only, settled peer-to-peer between players at their own risk.