Assigned to a team
Two teams face off each week, with one person on each team assigned as captain.
Fantasy Football, Play Together
Set lineups together, early weekly awards, and compete with the people you care about. No setting a lineup in isolation. Hang out with family and friends.
Two teams face off each week, with one person on each team assigned as captain.
Each week you get a fresh pool of players. The whole team weighs in.
Win your matchup, rack up weekly awards, and chase the playoff title.
Every starter lives in one shared lineup, with projected and actual points side by side. Captains lock it in, and teammates can pitch in.
Talk strategy, share the trash talk, and settle on the lineup together in your team's chat room.
Wager points (never money) on player props for a shot at extra points every week.
Standings, weekly awards, and a playoff bracket keep every single week meaningful.
Work with your team each week to pick players and build your roster. Two captains lead, the whole team can help.
No draft. Each matchup gets a unique player pool that changes week to week.
A 13-week regular season, then a knockout bracket to crown the champion.
A few common questions about playing Wovan.
Wovan is fantasy football built around playing together. Instead of setting your lineup alone, you work with your team each week to compete against another team. You can earn extra points through weekly awards and bonus bets (points, not money). The goal is to turn fantasy football from something you do by yourself into something you do with family and friends.
There is no traditional draft. Each week, the two teams that are matched up get a unique set of players to choose from. The available players change week to week to keep things interesting. Not every player will be available every week.
Your players earn points using standard fantasy scoring. You can earn extra points through teamwork, weekly awards, and bonus bets.
Each week, two people are named captains. Captains are responsible for setting the lineup. They can give others on the team permission to help.
If a captain hasn't set any players by Friday morning, everyone on the team gets permission to manage the lineup. Any spots still empty on Sunday morning will be filled with the best player available.
Playoffs start in Week 13 with a knockout bracket. The 6th-place team plays the 5th-place team. The winner moves on to face 4th place the next week, and so on. The championship is in Week 16, the knockout survivor faces the regular-season leader for the title.
Keep it friendly. No hate speech, spam, or personal attacks. Wovan takes violations seriously, reports are reviewed quickly and suspensions are applied when needed.
Free on iOS and Android.