How it works
Skill-based ranking contests
Rank all 10
Everyone gets the same 10 players. Put the most yards at #1.
Lowest score wins
Exact ranks add 0. Lowest total wins.
Early access beta
Contests have no payouts or cash prizes during beta period
Weekly
Everyone gets the same 10 quarterbacks. Rank all 10 and save your board before the weekly deadline. You can make changes until then. All 10 picks lock together. Lower scores are better.
Daily
Reveal a historical NFL week and rank all 10 players by yards in 2 minutes. Submit your board or let the timer finish. Each blank adds 9 points. One attempt per day. Lower scores are better.
You may manually look up publicly available historical statistics during Daily. Bots, automated retrieval or solving, AI-generated rankings, help from another person, and coordinated entries are prohibited.
Daily resets at midnight Eastern Time. An attempt started before reset keeps its full 2 minutes. Leaving or disconnecting does not pause the timer. Only the last board saved by the server before the deadline counts.
Rank at least one player to count toward your Daily streak. Partial boards count; entirely blank boards still receive a score but do not extend a streak. View current and longest streaks, best score and recent games in Results → Daily.
Your Daily standing compares total scores, with equal scores sharing a place. It is marked “So far” until the day closes and all permitted attempts finish. “Ahead of” appears after 20 results and counts only contestants with a higher score.
Read Daily rulesHow to enter
Step 1
Choose your game
Predict passing yards in Weekly or rank historical yards in Daily.
Step 2
Build your board
Rank all 10 players. Put the most yards at #1.
Step 3
Get your score
Your score compares your board with the actual player order. The closer your ranks, the lower your score.
Step 4
See where you finished
Weekly scores and group standings appear on the contest page and stay provisional until results are verified. Daily scores appear when you submit or time runs out.
How scoring works
Rank differential
Add the distance between each selected rank and the official final rank.
Lowest score wins
The best board has the lowest total differential across the 10 ranked picks.
Rank differential example
Each board rank is compared to the official final rank for that stat.
| Selected player | Your rank | Final rank | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Josh Allen | 1st | 2nd | 1 |
| Joe Burrow | 2nd | 1st | 1 |
| Patrick Mahomes | 3rd | 8th | 5 |
| Total for these 3 picks | 7 points | ||
Add the differences across all 10 ranked picks. Lower total scores are better. Daily adds 9 points per blank. Weekly requires a complete saved board.
In case of a tie...
For the current ten-player Weekly game: Lower scores rank higher. Contestants with the same total score share the same standing. No tiebreakers apply.
For example, two contestants tied for second share second place. The next contestant is fourth. Earlier 20-player contests retain their original tiebreakers.
Read the Week 8 standings clarificationPlayers tied on yards share a rank range. A placement inside that range adds zero points. A placement outside adds the distance to the nearest end.
Read the format-specific scoring rules