Positional Squads

Draft a team's receivers. Not a receiver.

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Every NFL team has a quarterback squad, a running back squad, a receiver squad and a tight end squad: all of that position's players on the team, added up. You own the Chiefs receivers, the Rams running backs or the Ravens tight ends, and score whatever they do on Sunday.

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Four wide receivers in purple jerseys walking onto the field under stadium lights — One squad. Every receiver on the team.
You own the whole position group, so all four of them score for you.

Why you'll like it

A squad covers injuries and committees for you: whoever carries the ball for that team counts.
Familiar scoring (yards, catches, touchdowns), with half a point per reception to start. Every value can be changed.
Defenses and special teams are drafted as whole units, so every pick matters.

The default league

Managers: 8 (6 to 12)
Roster: 2 QB · 2 RB · 2 WR · 2 TE · 2 DEF · 2 ST + 1 extra RB/WR (13 units)
Weekly lineup: Start 1 QB · 1 RB · 1 WR · 1 TE · 1 DEF · 1 ST · 1 FLEX (RB/WR)
Draft: Snake, 60 seconds a pick
Season: 14 weeks, 4 playoff teams
Waivers: FAAB, $100 budget

Every one of these is a setting the commissioner can change before the draft, and so is the scoring.

How Positional Squads works

Same NFL. A whole new game.

1
Draft squads
Draft a team's quarterbacks, running backs, receivers or tight ends as one squad, plus whole defenses and special teams: 192 squads to choose from.
QB
RB
WR
TE
DEF
ST
2
Build your roster
Standard rosters: 2 of each position plus one extra RB or WR. Each week you start 1 of each plus a RB/WR FLEX and bench the rest.
QB2 slots→ 1
WR2 slots→ 1
FLEXRB or WR→ 1
3
Score points
Your starters' real NFL performance determines your score: a squad earns points for its players' yards, catches and touchdowns, a defense for sacks and takeaways.
17.2 PTS
24.8 PTS
8.1 PTS
50.1
TOTAL
4
Beat your opponent
The higher combined score takes the week. Compete all season for playoff glory.