PhenomsFF.comReviews of phenomsff.com

Everything worked well. No complaints. Waiver claim took a little adjusting, but ok.

Nicely run draft and the Commissioner will respond to issues if you notify him. Everything during the season is automated which is both good and bad. No warmth to the leagues and entry is first come first served so there is no geographic rivalries other than by happenstance. The trophy history is inaccurate but that isn't really very important and the overall experience is good. League scoring is only fair. Kickers get too many points as an example and a bad day by your kicker affects the result far more than it should. Points for yards gained by runners isn't enough. In this league a running back gaining 85 yards isn't as good as a kicker who kicks two 45 yard field goals. Field goals should be three points unless 45 yards or longer.

I play dynasty fantasy football leagues at phenoms. Mike, the commissioner, is very attentive to keeping the leagues fair and responsive to questions and concerns raised. The My Fantasy League (MFL) site is also a very good platform. Would definitely recommend anyone interested in playing online fantasy football to utilize this site.

Best site online to play high stakes fantasy, but the rules for the playoffs need some work. Basically your team needs to finish in the top 4 by week fourteen to get into the playoffs, then week 15 decides whether you make money in the league or fight to make your money back in week 16. Better hope you have a good week 15, even if your team has been good all year. If the format changed to a total points for week 15&16 combined between the top 4 playoff teams or a longer playoff format, it would take out the "luck" factor out a little bit, and make the leagues even better.

Waivers take too long for each round to enter in players and amounts and then again in the next round .

I Migrated over from antsports. You run an excellent site and are far more responsive than Steve. Which is not hard. I don't know where his head is at anymore. You have a better policy on your keeper leagues, which are a problem for him. One thing I liked about antsports, the victory point scoring. The one improvement I would like on your site is when you click submit lineup after you have checked all the boxes, it gives you your starting lineup in rather small print. Kind of hard to read. Also, if there is an error, it takes you back to the lineup page. It took me a while to realize that all changes were removed. After I had corrected the error, there were a couple times I had players in the lineup who were not playing that week. It took me about half the season to realize what was happening. At antsports, when you click your submit, your starting players are highlighted in green so it's easy to see your starting lineup. I think changing how yours works would be a big improvement. Thanks, Jake Collens

I've been on Phenomsff for 3 or 4 years now and will continue to for years to come. I appreciate the scoring system, in particularly D/ST scoring, as well as the .5 PPR for non WRs. No other leagues, that I could find, have this type of fair and consistent scoring system. However, I do wish that the waiver wire players were listed in a more user friendly format ( like ESPN's or Yahoo's) but all the other features keep me coming back and enjoying Phenomsff. For any first time users, look closely at your home page. There are a lot of features and links on there to assist you with turning in your optimal lineup.

Love the league. Love the overall options. That said...there are way too many links and navigation is very difficult. A lot of times I need to navigate back to the homepage to get somewhere else. Also, very difficult to find certain things like specific team rules or even who you play in a given week. I always find it but the number of steps to get there, and the number of 'oh...thats not it' is way too much. Simply said, the navigation is difficult, it is not 'clean' and not much is obvious, and it is very busy. Sometimes i feel like it takes me five clicks to get to something that should be one.