What does BFFL mean in FOOTBALL

The BFFL, or Barnyard Fantasy Football League, is an online fantasy football league for players who are passionate about the sport and enjoy competing against friends and family.

To join the BFFL, you must be invited by an existing league member or receive a referral code from the league commissioner. Once you have received an invitation or referral code, you can create an account on the league's website and join the league.

The BFFL has a set of rules that all members must follow. These rules cover topics such as roster composition, scoring system, and draft procedures. The league rules are available on the league's website for all members to view.

The BFFL season typically starts in late August or early September, coinciding with the start of the NFL regular season. The exact start date is determined by the league commissioner and is announced well in advance to give members time to prepare.

League members can set their lineups on the league's website. The lineup deadline is typically set for Sunday mornings before the NFL games start. Members can make changes to their lineups until the deadline, and the lineup submitted at the time of the deadline will be the one that counts for the week.

Points in the BFFL are awarded based on the performance of the players on each member's roster. Each player's individual performance is tracked by the league's scoring system, which assigns points for various actions such as passing yards, rushing touchdowns, and tackles. The total points scored by each member's roster are tallied up at the end of each week to determine the weekly winners and losers.

The BFFL awards prizes to the top finishers in the league at the end of the season. The prizes vary depending on the league's budget and the number of members, but they typically include cash, gift cards, or merchandise.