- —One player per playoff team — take a Chief and you are done with Kansas City.
- —There is no draft. You and everyone else can hold the same player.
- —Twelve slots from fourteen teams. The two you skip are a decision.
- —Eliminated is eliminated — a knocked-out player scores nothing more.
- —Super Bowl points count double.
- —A top seed with a bye plays three games. A wild-card team can play four.
- —Rosters lock before the first wild-card kickoff and never change.
- —1 point per reception, 1.5 for tight ends.
- —Six points for any touchdown except a passing one, which is four.
- —Twelve points for a defensive shutout.
Reese’s
Playoff Challenge
Build one roster out of the playoff field — a different team in every slot — and ride it from wild-card weekend to the confetti. Every round your players survive, they keep scoring. Every round they do not, you are carrying a zero.
- roster slots
- 12roster slots
- playoff teams
- 14playoff teams
- player per team
- 1player per team
Sample pool
Super Bowl · 2x
Greyed logos are knocked out and done scoring. Real results from the 2026 NFL playoffs. Sample entrants.
Have a look
Real results from the 2026 NFL playoffs. Sample entrants.
Top scorers from the sample pool. The real board is every player on all fourteen teams, sortable, with your used teams greyed out.
Four things that make it different
Set it and live with it
One roster, twelve players
QB, two RB, two WR, TE, four FLEX, a kicker and a defense. Pick it once before the wild-card round and it is yours until somebody lifts the trophy.
The whole game is which two
One player per team
Take Mahomes and you are done with Kansas City — no other Chief, not the kicker, not the defense. Fourteen playoff teams, twelve slots, two teams you never touch.
Games played beats talent
Eliminated is eliminated
A knocked-out player scores nothing more. A top seed with a bye plays at most three games; a wild-card team that runs the table plays four. Seed is not the same as value.
Chalk ties, leverage wins
There is no draft
Players are never taken off the board. You and everyone else can hold the same guy — so the ones nobody else took are the ones that actually separate you.
Ready?
Join with the code your commissioner sent you, or start a pool and send the code around yourself.