We know how much time you spend on the Yahoo Fantasy app, perfecting your lineups every week in your quest for a fantasy championship. That’s why we’ve dedicated our offseason to revamping its key features and content programming to help you experience your best fantasy football seasons yet.
Yahoo Sports is a pioneer of original fantasy with more than 25 years of innovative history. The new Yahoo Fantasy app, designed to make playing fantasy easier and more exciting, marks the beginning of a new chapter in that legacy.
But don’t worry, the core gameplay remains the same and your favorite features, like the in-app draft room and community features, aren’t going away. So what’s new?
What’s new in the Yahoo Fantasy app
A new look! We went back to the drawing board and came up with a new, modern design that makes managing your fantasy teams easier than ever. It’s not just about the look (although we won’t knock the clean colors, eye-catching visuals, and over 100 new fantasy team logos); it’s about improving the functionality so you, the fantasy manager, can navigate the ins and outs of the season with ease.
Easier to use. Navigating between app features has never been easier with the new Global Navigation feature, which gives you one-click access to three buttons: Home, News, and Scores. Check out your fantasy team’s scores and game information, set your lineups, and browse the waiver wire at the Home. From there (or anywhere), you can check out the latest news and analysis or scores from around the league. Everything you need to know, in one place.
More content than ever! Our team of analysts bring you our most comprehensive fantasy coverage yet, from podcasts to videos to written content, to help you dominate your leagues.
In the Yahoo Fantasy app, you’ll have access to our team’s content at your fingertips.
On the program for this season:
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Matt Harmonan NFL and fantasy analyst known throughout the industry for his expertise on wide receivers as the creator of Reception Perception.
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Andy Behrensone of the deans of fantasy football who serves as president of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association (FSWA).
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Scott PianowskiFSWA Hall of Fame member and award-winning writer and podcaster.
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Dalton Del Donwho specializes in data-driven insights and was among the most accurate 2023 draft classifiers.
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Tera Robertsa new addition to the team as a multi-platform contributor with over 15 years of experience in fantasy sports.
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Sal Vetriwho will have an expanded role with Yahoo Sports this season while continuing to deliver his weekly keys to victory.
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Nate Ticea former University of Wisconsin quarterback and NFL assistant coach and scout who brings the perspective of a coach and scout to his coverage.
You’ll also have more ways than ever to stay up-to-date with the news you need to crush the competition. In addition to Yahoo Fantasy Forecast and Yahoo Fantasy Football Live, the Yahoo Fantasy team has added a number of exciting new features this year, including Football 301 with analysts Nate Tice, Matt Harmon and Charles McDonald, as well as a soon-to-be-launched fantasy football newsletter (Get to the Points!) from Andy Behrens and Scott Pianowski, which will deliver the biggest fantasy stories and strategy advice to your inbox.
[Download the Yahoo Fantasy app for iOS or Android]
Yahoo Sports and NBC Sports have teamed up for a first-of-its-kind $1 million fantasy football contest to make the start of the NFL and fantasy football season even more exciting.
By participating in a private Yahoo Fantasy Football league, users can enter to win $1 million. Users can earn additional entries if players on their Fantasy team score a touchdown in a Week 1 game on NBC and/or Peacock, which includes three primetime matchups. One lucky Yahoo Fantasy user will win the massive $1 million prize. Learn more about the sweepstakes here.
In addition to all the exciting new features of the Yahoo Fantasy app and the $1 million prize pool, our team of analysts has compiled a number of resources to help you grow as a fantasy manager with our new online guide – Fantasy University. Take each course to learn everything from the basics of terminology and scoring to draft strategies and tips for sustained success.
Fantasy football doesn’t have to be complicated. Make it easy by playing on Yahoo Fantasy!
