Your fantasy league shouldn't end in January.
Offseason keeps your group together all year. Sync your fantasy football league and the whole history walks in with it, records, rivalries, and draft grades. Then play a fresh season of events every quarter, settle side bets, and keep the receipts. No money, all bragging rights.
One league. Twelve months.
Connect your league
Connect your Yahoo fantasy league and everyone walks in together, standings, records, rivalries, and draft grades. Then share one invite link, so your leaguemates join with or without their own Yahoo account.
Play the seasons
Four seasons a year, each with a slate of events: fantasy football in the fall, then brackets, awards nights, and summer slates to carry the league through the offseason. Your commish adds the ones your group cares about.
Settle the arguments
Anyone can throw down a side bet (call your shot, challenge one person, or open it to the league). The caller grades it, the chat gets the receipt, and the record book remembers.
Four seasons. Always something on.
Every season ships a slate of events, run and scored by Offseason. Your league just shows up and plays. Fantasy football anchors the fall; the rest of the year belongs to the offseason.
- Fantasy football, the main event
- Sunday pickem
- Postseason bracket
- Awards night
- Playoff gauntlet
- Bowl season
- Awards season
- Bracket madness
- One shining moment
- Green jackets
- The summer slate
- Finals and derbies
- Reality-TV night
Your league's history, finally in one place
Years of fantasy history become a living record book: championships and last places, all-time head-to-heads, keeper drama, and a draft report card for every manager, every year. The stuff your league argues about, with the receipts attached.
Sync your leagueSee your league against everyone
When an event opens, every question shows two numbers: where your league stands, and where every league stands. Ride with the crowd or fade it, and watch the line move as picks come in.
The solid bar is your league. The lighter one is everyone. The gap between them is where the trash talk lives.
Put it on the record
"I outscore you Week 1." "She's winning the finale." "No way that movie flops." Call your shot, challenge one person, or open it to the whole league. You set the terms, you grade it when it lands, and the result posts straight to the chat.
Think the grade is wrong? Challenge it. Enough challenges and the commish's commish steps in. Every call feeds your record: accuracy, streaks, and the categories you actually know.
The tools your league argues with
Sync once and the whole suite lights up, every number scored in your league's own settings, not a generic average. No spreadsheets, no second site.
Trade Machine
Price any deal in your league's exact scoring, with a fairness read and a win-win finder.
What-If Machine
Replay the season that wasn't. Undo a trade or reset a lineup and watch the standings move.
The Almanac
Your season, written up: luck, regret, all-play records, and the moments that decided it.
Mock Draft
Run a full mock against the board so you walk into draft night ready.
Keeper Advisor
See which keepers are worth their round cost before you lock them in.
The Gazette
A weekly recap and preview for your league, posted straight to the chat.
Record Book
Every champion, last place, rivalry, and draft grade your league has ever produced.
For the leagues that never really log off
Offseason comes from a fantasy football commish who's been running the same league since college. The season would end, the group chat wouldn't, and every March somebody wanted a bracket, every February somebody swore they'd called the Oscars. Nothing out there kept the league together between drafts, so he built the thing that does.
The stuff people actually ask
Q.01 Is this gambling?
No. There is no money anywhere in Offseason: nothing to deposit, nothing to wager, nothing to win except standings and receipts. Side bets are bets in name only, the currency is bragging rights.
Q.02 Do I need a fantasy league?
Someone in your group needs a Yahoo fantasy league to import, that is what creates your league here and builds the record book. After that, everyone else joins from a single invite link, no Yahoo account of their own required.
Q.03 What does it cost?
Nothing. Free to play, no premium tier.
Q.04 How much work is it for the commish?
Almost none. Offseason authors and scores the seasonal events centrally; your commish just adds the ones the group wants. Side bets are graded by whoever made them.
Q.05 What happened to my league's old seasons?
They're the whole point. Syncing your fantasy league pulls the history in (standings, champions, drafts, head-to-heads) and turns it into the record book your league never had.
The season ends.
The league doesn't.
Set it up in a minute, share one invite link, and give your league somewhere to live between seasons.
Bring your league