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GZM® SAYS, "Welcome to One-Click Fantasy Football™ the fantasy football game where “Every Game Counts™”. So what is One-Click Fantasy Football™, you ask? The basic difference between One-Click Fantasy Football and regular fantasy football is that in One-Click Fantasy Football you get to “own” complete teams, as opposed to individual players. A league member will win the championship if all of the teams that member owns and starts have more total wins than any other league member’s teams. It sounds simple, but in reality, because of the parity, it is very difficult to predict full season winners.

 

For larger leagues (7 or more members) the team with the fewest total wins can also win. Yes, you can win by losing!

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So why would you want to play One-Click Fantasy Football instead of (or in addition to) regular fantasy football? There are two (2) major reasons; of course there are numerous other reasons.

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First, you just like watching football and do not want to worry whether or not a running back gets ten (10) more yards – you just want to watch a good game and you like to have a team to root for or root against. If this is you, then One-Click Fantasy Football is for you.

Second, you like the idea of fantasy football, but you do not have time to follow the injury report every day, nor have time to change your line-up every week, then One-Click Fantasy Football is for you. With the exception that trades (of full teams) are allowed, there is nothing to do but (1) pick the teams you want to count for each week and (2) watch the actual games. (Yes, you can still watch the NFL Network’s Red Zone®, but now you will be more interested in the score as opposed to who scores.) In fact all of the Thursday night games (regardless of how bad the match-up is) will be of importance to you and every other league member. Imagine watching a game where it is important if Cleveland beats or loses to Arizona? This is why we say in One-Click Fantasy Football “Every Game Counts.”

 

As one of the original One-Click Fantasy Football league members said, “Finally a fantasy football league for people who work.”