Fantasy Football Schedule Generator

Makes, prints and shares a season schedule. Nothing is saved online, so a changed schedule needs a new link.

Names and settings: 12 sample teams · 14 weeks · 6 games a week · 84 games

2 to 14 teams. With an odd number, one team has a week off each week. Stored season layouts: 8, 10, 12 and 14 teams; other sizes play everyone once or twice.

Your teams are kept in this browser for next time and sent nowhere.

Division A: Taxi Squad, Red Zone Regulars, Snap Count Society, Fourth and Long

Division B: Bye Week Blues, Trade Block Party, Garbage Time Heroes, The Commish's Cousins

Division C: Sunday Second Guessers, Bench Points Champs, Waiver Wire Wonders, The Flex Spot

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Week 1
Matchup
Taxi Squad v The Flex Spot
Red Zone Regulars v Waiver Wire Wonders
Snap Count Society v Bench Points Champs
Fourth and Long v Sunday Second Guessers
Bye Week Blues v The Commish's Cousins division
Trade Block Party v Garbage Time Heroes division
Week 2
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Fourth and Long division
Red Zone Regulars v Trade Block Party
Snap Count Society v Bye Week Blues
Garbage Time Heroes v The Flex Spot
The Commish's Cousins v Waiver Wire Wonders
Sunday Second Guessers v Bench Points Champs division
Week 3
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Bench Points Champs
Red Zone Regulars v Garbage Time Heroes
Snap Count Society v Trade Block Party
Fourth and Long v Bye Week Blues
The Commish's Cousins v The Flex Spot
Sunday Second Guessers v Waiver Wire Wonders division
Week 4
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Garbage Time Heroes
Red Zone Regulars v The Flex Spot
Snap Count Society v Waiver Wire Wonders
Fourth and Long v Bench Points Champs
Bye Week Blues v Sunday Second Guessers
Trade Block Party v The Commish's Cousins division
Week 5
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Trade Block Party
Red Zone Regulars v Bench Points Champs
Snap Count Society v Sunday Second Guessers
Fourth and Long v The Commish's Cousins
Bye Week Blues v Garbage Time Heroes division
Waiver Wire Wonders v The Flex Spot division
Week 6
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Waiver Wire Wonders
Red Zone Regulars v Sunday Second Guessers
Snap Count Society v The Commish's Cousins
Fourth and Long v Garbage Time Heroes
Bye Week Blues v Trade Block Party division
Bench Points Champs v The Flex Spot division
Week 7 · division week
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Fourth and Long rematch
Red Zone Regulars v Snap Count Society
Bye Week Blues v The Commish's Cousins rematch
Trade Block Party v Garbage Time Heroes rematch
Sunday Second Guessers v The Flex Spot
Bench Points Champs v Waiver Wire Wonders
Week 8
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Red Zone Regulars division
Snap Count Society v The Flex Spot
Fourth and Long v Waiver Wire Wonders
Bye Week Blues v Bench Points Champs
Trade Block Party v Sunday Second Guessers
Garbage Time Heroes v The Commish's Cousins division
Week 9
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Snap Count Society division
Red Zone Regulars v Fourth and Long division
Bye Week Blues v The Flex Spot
Trade Block Party v Waiver Wire Wonders
Garbage Time Heroes v Bench Points Champs
The Commish's Cousins v Sunday Second Guessers
Week 10
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Sunday Second Guessers
Red Zone Regulars v Bye Week Blues
Snap Count Society v Fourth and Long division
Trade Block Party v The Flex Spot
Garbage Time Heroes v Waiver Wire Wonders
The Commish's Cousins v Bench Points Champs
Week 11
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Bye Week Blues
Red Zone Regulars v The Commish's Cousins
Snap Count Society v Garbage Time Heroes
Fourth and Long v Trade Block Party
Sunday Second Guessers v The Flex Spot division rematch
Bench Points Champs v Waiver Wire Wonders division rematch
Week 12
Matchup
Taxi Squad v The Commish's Cousins
Red Zone Regulars v Snap Count Society division rematch
Fourth and Long v The Flex Spot
Bye Week Blues v Waiver Wire Wonders
Trade Block Party v Bench Points Champs
Garbage Time Heroes v Sunday Second Guessers
Week 13 · division week
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Snap Count Society rematch
Red Zone Regulars v Fourth and Long rematch
Bye Week Blues v Garbage Time Heroes rematch
Trade Block Party v The Commish's Cousins rematch
Sunday Second Guessers v Waiver Wire Wonders rematch
Bench Points Champs v The Flex Spot rematch
Week 14 · division week
Matchup
Taxi Squad v Red Zone Regulars rematch
Snap Count Society v Fourth and Long rematch
Bye Week Blues v Trade Block Party rematch
Garbage Time Heroes v The Commish's Cousins rematch
Sunday Second Guessers v Bench Points Champs rematch
Waiver Wire Wonders v The Flex Spot rematch

Division rivals meet twice; teams in different divisions meet once.

Fantasy Football Schedule Generator: how it works

This fantasy football schedule generator builds a head-to-head regular season for 8, 10, 12 or 14 teams over 13 or 14 weeks, with divisions or without. Each layout says how often rivals meet, and no rematch comes sooner than four weeks after the first game. Division layouts close on a division week (odd-sized divisions pair their left-over teams across). The example: 12 teams, 14 weeks, three divisions of four.

12 teams, 14 weeks, 3 divisions of 4

Each team plays its three rivals twice and the other eight once: 14 games. That is the 11 week single round plus 18 division rematches. They do not sit in three marked weeks: three fall in week 7, two in week 11, one in week 12, and weeks 13 and 14 are all division rematches.

When teams and weeks do not divide evenly

Ten teams in two divisions of five fit 13 weeks exactly: rivals twice is 8 games, the other division once is 5. Fourteen teams play everyone once in 13 weeks with nothing spare. Eight teams over 13 weeks fall one week short of a double round, so each team misses one rematch. No fantasy football league schedule generator can beat that arithmetic; this one prints it.

Tips

  • In the example, seats 1 to 4 are division one. For chosen divisions, switch the random draw off and type the names in division order.
  • The NFL regular season is 18 weeks (checked for 2026). If your league crowns its champion by week 17, a 14 week season leaves three playoff weeks; 13 weeks leaves four.
  • If your league site lets the commissioner edit matchups, key the weeks in before week 1 kicks off.

Questions and answers

How often should division rivals play?

In two divisions of four, rivals meet three times. In every other division layout they meet twice: three divisions of four, four divisions of three, and two divisions of five, six or seven. Every layout below lists its own counts, so the league can check them before the draft.

Why are rematches uneven in a 10 team league?

Ten teams play everyone once in nine weeks, so 13 weeks leaves four spare. With no divisions those weeks replay weeks 1 to 4, and the draw decides which four opponents you see twice. If that feels arbitrary, pick two divisions of five: rivals twice, everyone else once.

Is this fantasy schedule maker free, and does it keep standings?

Free, with no account. Nothing is stored: team names ride inside the share link, so when the schedule changes the league needs the new link. Your browser's print window prints it or saves a PDF. It does not score lineups or keep standings: that takes league software.

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All 18 season layouts

8 teams 4

  • 8 teams, 13 wks, 2 divs of 4 Rivals three times is 9 weeks and the other division once is 4: 13 exactly. The closest rematch comes 4 weeks after the first game, and week 13 is a division week.
  • 8 teams, 13 wks, no divs Everyone once is 7 weeks, and weeks 8 to 13 replay weeks 1 to 6. Each team plays 6 opponents twice and its week 7 opponent once.
  • 8 teams, 14 wks, 2 divs of 4 Rivals three times is 9 weeks and the other division once is 4. That leaves one week, week 13, when every team replays one opponent from the other division. The closest rematch comes 4 weeks after the first game, and week 14 is a division week.
  • 8 teams, 14 wks, no divs Everyone once is 7 weeks. Weeks 8 to 14 replay weeks 1 to 7, so every pair meets exactly twice, 7 weeks apart.

10 teams 4

  • 10 teams, 13 wks, 2 divs of 5 Rivals twice is 8 games and the other division once is 5: 13 exactly. Five is odd, so in a division week one team per division is left over and those two play each other. The closest rematch comes 5 weeks after the first game, and week 13 is a division week.
  • 10 teams, 13 wks, no divs Everyone once is 9 weeks. Weeks 10 to 13 replay weeks 1 to 4: each team gets 4 rematches, each 9 weeks after the first game.
  • 10 teams, 14 wks, 2 divs of 5 Five is odd, so in a division week one team per division is left over and those two play each other. Rivals twice is 8 games and the other division once is 5, which makes 13. The 14th game is a second meeting with one team from the other division, played as the left-over pair of week 9, 10, 11, 12 or 14. The closest rematch comes 5 weeks after the first game, and week 14 is a division week.
  • 10 teams, 14 wks, no divs Everyone once is 9 weeks. Weeks 10 to 14 replay weeks 1 to 5: each team gets 5 rematches, each 9 weeks after the first game.

12 teams 7

  • 12 teams, 13 wks, 2 divs of 6 Rivals twice is 10 weeks. The other 3 weeks bring 3 of the 6 teams from the other division once each, so every team misses 3 of them. The closest rematch comes 7 weeks after the first game, and week 13 is a division week.
  • 12 teams, 13 wks, 4 divs of 3 Rivals twice is 4 games and the other 9 teams once is 9: 13 exactly. In a division week each division of 3 has one team left over, and the four left over pair off. The closest rematch comes 9 weeks after the first game, and week 13 is a division week.
  • 12 teams, 13 wks, no divs Everyone once is 11 weeks. Weeks 12 and 13 replay weeks 1 and 2: each team gets 2 rematches, each 11 weeks after the first game.
  • 12 teams, 14 wks, 2 divs of 6 Rivals twice is 10 weeks. The other 4 weeks bring 4 of the 6 teams from the other division once each, so every team misses 2 of them. The closest rematch comes 8 weeks after the first game, and week 14 is a division week.
  • 12 teams, 14 wks, 3 divs of 4 Each team plays its 3 rivals twice and the other 8 once, 14 games. That is an 11 week single round plus 18 division rematches, three weeks of games, and they do not sit in three marked weeks: 3 fall in week 7, 2 in week 11, 1 in week 12, and weeks 13 and 14 are all division rematches. The closest rematch comes 4 weeks after the first game, and week 14 is a division week.
  • 12 teams, 14 wks, 4 divs of 3 Rivals twice is 4 games and the other 9 teams once is 9. That leaves one week, week 13, when every team replays one opponent from outside its division. In a division week each division of 3 has one team left over, and the four left over pair off. The closest rematch comes 9 weeks after the first game, and week 14 is a division week.
  • 12 teams, 14 wks, no divs Everyone once is 11 weeks. Weeks 12 to 14 replay weeks 1 to 3: each team gets 3 rematches, each 11 weeks after the first game.

14 teams 3

  • 14 teams, 13 wks, no divs Everyone plays each of the other 13 exactly once. No rematches, no spare weeks.
  • 14 teams, 14 wks, 2 divs of 7 Rivals twice is 12 games, plus 2 of the 7 teams from the other division. Seven is odd, so every week one team per division is left over and those two meet. Thirteen weeks cannot hold this layout: a division of 7 needs 14 weeks to play everyone twice. The closest rematch comes 4 weeks after the first game, and week 14 is a division week.
  • 14 teams, 14 wks, no divs Everyone once is 13 weeks. Week 14 replays week 1, so each team gets 1 rematch, 13 weeks after the first game.

How this list was compiled: Eighteen head-to-head season layouts worked out by Wheel of Teams and checked by script on 2026-09-18 and again on 2026-09-19. Single and double round robins, inside a division or across the whole league, use the circle method described at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Round-robin_tournament; weeks between two divisions pair seat i of one with seat i plus a shift of the other; the cross-division weeks of the four-divisions-of-three layout were found by a search. The week order of every division layout was then chosen to keep rematches as far apart as possible. The checking script reads each stored chart and confirms that every team plays exactly once every week, that each team meets its division rivals exactly the stated number of times and the other teams exactly as its description says, that the closest rematch is the number of weeks stated and never the very next week, and that the final week of every division layout is a division week. Week kinds (x.weekKinds) describe who plays whom, not whether a game is a rematch: in a division week every division plays as many games inside itself as it can, and where a division has an odd number of teams the left-over teams pair off across divisions; in a cross week no game is inside a division; a league week is one week of the whole-league round robin, with division and cross-division games mixed; in a rematch week every game repeats an earlier week and none is inside a division. x.rematchesByWeek counts, week by week, the games that repeat an earlier week, and the script recounts it from the chart. In each chart a matchup is a pair of seat numbers, and x.divisions lists the seats in each division; the tool deals team names to seats. Season-length wording was checked on 2026-09-18 and 2026-09-19 against https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_NFL_season and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_regular_season (an 18 week regular season in which each team plays 17 games with one bye week, the format since 2021; re-check every August), and the head-to-head format against https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasy_football_(gridiron). No real players or clubs appear anywhere in this dataset. Licence: own work

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Sample teams used in the example

A 1

  • Auto Draft All-Stars

B 2

  • Bench Points Champs
  • Bye Week Blues

C 1

  • The Commish's Cousins

F 2

  • The Flex Spot
  • Fourth and Long

G 1

  • Garbage Time Heroes

R 1

  • Red Zone Regulars

S 2

  • Snap Count Society
  • Sunday Second Guessers

T 3

  • Taxi Squad
  • Trade Block Party
  • Two Minute Drill

W 1

  • Waiver Wire Wonders

How this list was compiled: Fourteen sample fantasy league team names built from stock fantasy phrases, written by Wheel of Teams on 2026-09-18 so that the example schedule opens filled in. None names a real player or club. A layout for N teams uses the first N names, and visitors replace them with their own. Licence: own work