Fourteen seasons. 1,121 games that counted. 17 managers. 9 champions. Every number on this site comes from the league's own records — six seasons on ESPN, eight on Sleeper.
A narrated documentary built entirely from league data. Narration is a synthetic voice reading the numbers; title cards and b-roll are generated art, not footage of real events.
Click any season for its champion, title game, final standings and defining numbers.
Seventeen people have run a team here. Click a card for the full career file.
Since 2017, every manager gets one rival per season, picked in order of the previous year's finish. Only rivalry-week games count toward the rivalry record.
completed trades since the move to Sleeper. Each side is scored by what actually happened: points the received players scored in the receiver's starting lineup from the trade week through the end of that season. Draft picks and FAAB are listed but not valued.
Excluded: a 2019 Week 9 five-for-one (Kamara, Smith-Schuster, Ertz, Ryan, A.J. Green for Cameron Brate) that briefly cleared and was reversed by the commissioner.
Single games include the championship bracket. Season records use completed seasons (2013–2025). Streaks run across seasons.
2013–2018: ESPN league 985392 ("Fantasy Football 757"). 2019–2026: the public Sleeper API for the 12 Angry Men league chain. Current through . Format every year: 2 QB, full PPR, 6-point passing TDs.
Coliseum Week (2021+ Week 1): the six highest scorers get a win, the six lowest a loss, regardless of opponent; Sleeper's placeholder head-to-head for that week is excluded from head-to-head and game records. Toilet bowl: in the consolation bracket the loser advances, so last place is the team that loses its way to 12th.
Expected wins = share of the league each team outscored each week, summed. Elo: start 1500, K=24 with a margin multiplier, 25% regression to 1500 every offseason. Trade value: starter points by received players after the deal, that season only.
Every score, record, trade and standing is real league data. The film's narration dramatizes those numbers but adds no events. Images and b-roll are AI-generated mood art. Managers appear by first name or league nickname only.