SpotTwelve numbered spots to start, one team of the league on each.
How to fill in the sheet 4
Contact: an email or a phone numberEveryone who passes the sheet can read it, so write the one you are happy to share.
Manager: your own nameTwo people who share a team write both names in the one box.
Sign the next free spotWhen the last one is signed, the league is full.
Team: its name can waitLeave the box empty and write the name in before the draft.
How it works
This fantasy football sign up sheet opens on 12 numbered spots, a team to each, for a league filling up at the office or a draft party.
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The column with no heading
The last column is for your league's own question. Type a heading into it before you print, or leave it for the pen: Draft slot, say, or Back next year. A typed heading prints on the empty sheet too. For Draft slot, wait until every spot is signed, draw the order on the draft order wheel and write each team's number in.
Two leagues, two fantasy football sign up sheets
Print a copy for each league. On paper the top line has three blanks: the league's name, the draft date and the day sign-ups close.
Questions and answers
Is there a free fantasy football sign up sheet to print?
Yes, this one, with no account to make. The main button prints what is on screen on one portrait page of US Letter or A4: empty boxes for the pen, or the managers you typed in.
Can I save this fantasy football sign up sheet template as a PDF?
Yes. Press the print button and choose Save as PDF in the print window. The file is the same one-page sheet, ready to email round the league.
How many teams does the sheet hold?
It comes with 8, 10, 12 or 14 spots, all even on purpose. In a head-to-head league each team is matched against one opponent each week, so with an odd number one team would have nobody to play.
Can managers sign up online with it?
No. Nothing typed here is sent, so nobody can join from a link. It is a sheet for a wall or a table, signed by pen.