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CFFB · 2026 season

Play College Fantasy Football in 2026

Create or join a college fantasy football league with CFFB. Draft real college players, manage your roster, make trades, use the waiver wire, set weekly lineups, and compete with friends throughout the season.

Run the season your way

College Fantasy Football Built for Real Leagues

CFFB gives college football fans a dedicated way to play season-long fantasy football with friends. Create a private league, draft players, manage your roster, make trades, submit waiver claims, and compete in weekly fantasy matchups.

Live Drafts

Build a roster with your league in a shared draft room.

Weekly Matchups

Follow lineup scores and head-to-head results all season.

Waiver Wire

Track available players and make roster moves when they matter.

League Management

Invite managers, set up your league, and keep everyone connected.

How CFFB works

From league setup to every Saturday

  1. Create or join a league

    Start a private league for your group or join with an invitation from a commissioner.

  2. Draft college football players

    Build your team from the available player pool and plan for the season ahead.

  3. Set your weekly lineup

    Choose the players you want scoring for your team before kickoff.

  4. Make trades and waiver claims

    React to each week with trades, claims, and roster changes.

  5. Compete through the season

    Follow your matchup, standings, and league story from week to week.

Common questions

College fantasy football FAQ

What is college fantasy football?

It is a season-long game where managers draft real college players, set lineups, and compete based on player production.

How does college fantasy football work?

Commissioners create a league, managers draft teams, then everyone sets a lineup and competes in weekly matchups.

Can I play with friends?

Yes. Create a league, invite your managers, and run the draft and season from the same place.

Does CFFB have waivers and trades?

Yes. Managers can manage their rosters with waiver claims and league trades.