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Your fantasy season has been over since Michael Turner‘s sprained ankle ruined your season. You could not even persuade your friends to form a free playoff league at MyFantasyLeague. Well, there is still the NFL’s free fantasy football Playoff Challenge 2009. It’s a free game and offers some big prizes.

To play, all you have to do is select eight players for each round of the playoffs. Players accumulate fantasy points like any other fantasy football league. The team with the most points win. Win what you ask? An all-expense paid trip for two to Super Bowl XLV in 2011. Not too shabby. But, if you fall short of the top prize, you will have settle for one of ten NFL.com gift cards (5-$100 and 5-$50 for first and second place). Hey, it’s a free game, so something is always better than nothing.

By the way, if the playoffs are being played entirely in in 2009, why is this the 2009 Playoff Challenge? Just seems a bit backward thinking and a bit of poor marketing by the NFL.

Monster is the main sponsor for the game. The game is built by Sports Technologies, the guys who started FanNation a few years ago, which was subsequently purchased by Sports Illustrated a few years ago.

This entry was posted on Sunday, January 3rd, 2010 at 6:43 pm.
By: | Categories: Fantasy Football, Games, NFL, Sports Technologies.

6 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. Jamaal gaynus

    Let’s win

  2. Matthew

    this is my first time going on fantasy football

  3. Matthew

    I’m gonna love fantasy fooyball

  4. Ed

    You can also check you http://www.fantasysuicide.com for an additional FREE playoff game. Pick 4 players each round of the playoffs, can only use each player once. Challenging format and easy to play.

  5. ronald scharpnick

    i want a fantasy playoff team

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