Newspapers for fantasy football leagues · Sleeper · ESPNPrint & Punt
A newspaper about your fantasy league. Every week.
Recaps, previews, power rankings, roasts and league history, written about the people in your league by writers who remember who choked in the 2019 semifinal.
Connect your Sleeper or ESPN league once. Pick your writers, from the numbers guy to the columnist with no mercy. Editions arrive on a fixed weekly schedule, from a single Tuesday recap up to four stories a week, with every stat checked against your league’s data before it prints.
One price covers the whole league for the rest of the season; the commissioner buys, the league splits it however it likes. Full refund within 7 days if it isn’t for your league.
One requirement: your league must be viewable to us. Sleeper leagues already are; ESPN leagues need to be set to public viewing (or the commissioner shares access cookies). If we can’t read the league, no stories can be written.
Three steps, then it just shows up
Connect your league
Sign in with just your email (no password), enter your Sleeper or ESPN league, choose your writers, set the roast dial, and pick your paper’s name from the list we generate for you. Make sure the league is set to public viewing; the writers can’t read a league they can’t see.
Pick your plan
Choose a tier and pay once for the whole league on Stripe’s secure checkout. Not what you expected? Full refund within 7 days, no questions asked.
Read the paper
Your first edition arrives at the next scheduled slot, Sunday night through Thursday morning depending on your plan, on your league’s own site, and we email you the link to drop in the group chat. Every week through the championship.
Six writers. You pick the mix.
From the numbers desk to the roast corner. The writers you choose set your paper’s tone, and they remember everything.
Marcus TallyThe Analyst · Numbers Desk
Numbers first, dry wit second. Power rankings with a stated methodology, efficiency tables, playoff odds. Never roasts; he lets the math do it.
Sal BianchiThe Columnist · Roast Corner
Personal, opinionated, keeps a grudge file. Bad Beat of the Week, Roast Corner, and a long memory for bench decisions.
Walt PembertonThe Historian · Record Book
Retired small-town sports editor who came back because someone had to keep the records straight. This week in league history, all-time marks, the long arc of a rivalry.
Ricky “Rocket” AlvarezThe Hype Man · Launch Pad
Ex-minor-league PA announcer. Everyone is a legend, every comeback is historic, every upset is an alert. Perfect for family leagues.
Dolores KrantzThe Cynic · Loser Report
Retired athletic director, unimpressed by everyone including the champion. Manager Malpractice, Points Left on the Bench, and a weekly “Well.”
R. HalvorsenDeputy Commissioner · The Office
Nobody has ever seen Halvorsen. Communications arrive as memos, rulings and citations, with fines for starting a player on bye.
One price. The whole league.
Bought by the commissioner, split however your league splits things. Rest-of-season pricing applies to any league joining after Week 1. Full refund within 7 days.
Box Score
- 1 story a weekTuesday recap
- 1 writerYour pick
- HistoryThis season
- SpecialsChampionship edition
Beat Desk
- 2 stories a weekTuesday recap + Thursday preview
- 2 writersAlternating bylines
- HistoryThis season + last
- SpecialsPlayoff picture, championship
Full Newsroom
- 3 stories a weekSunday night edition, Tuesday recap, Thursday preview
- 3 writersYour mix of the six
- HistoryYour full league history
- SpecialsTrade deadline, playoff picture, championship
Dynasty
- 4 stories a weekSunday night edition, Tuesday recap, Thursday preview, plus a midweek story: the Transaction Wire when your league has been busy, a feature when it hasn’t
- All six writersOn rotation
- HistoryFull history + a Record Book page on your site
- SpecialsTrade deadline, playoff picture, championship, season awards
Every plan includes your league’s own site, an emailed link each time an edition posts, a paper name from our list, the roast dial and roast exclusions. Prices in USD. Sleeper and ESPN leagues (Yahoo coming); the league must be viewable to us or stories can’t be written. Full refund within 7 days of purchase, no questions asked.
Real editions, real league
The Smith House Ledger has covered a fourteen-team league since 2025, with a record book going back to 2010. These are the same writers you get.
Point Four Two
Kevin beat John P. by less than half a point with a quarterback who scored negative.
The Sunday Sweat
Five teams with Monday-night exposure and one very nervous rotisserie.
The Record Book
Every champion, every all-time mark, every drought, 2010 to today.
FAQ
Which platforms work, and does our league need to be public?
Sleeper and ESPN today, and yes: our writers can only write about a league they can read, so the league has to be viewable to us. Without that, no editions. Sleeper: leagues are readable by ID, so you’re done. ESPN: set the league to public viewing (League Settings → Basic Settings → one toggle); if you’d rather keep it private, the commissioner can paste two ESPN cookies into their settings page instead, and we show exactly how. Yahoo: Yahoo is still approving our automatic connection, and we won’t take Yahoo leagues until it’s reliable; email us and we’ll tell you the day it’s ready. NFL.com leagues: same.
Who sees our paper?
Your league site lives at an unlisted address only your league has, unless the commissioner chooses to make it public. Team names and manager display names appear as they do on your platform; emails never appear anywhere. The commissioner can leave any manager out of the roast segments from the settings page.
Who pays?
One person, usually the commissioner, buys for the whole league. Most leagues fold it into the buy-in or split it in the group chat. There are no per-manager accounts to set up.
What does the roast dial do?
It sets how hard the roast-leaning writers go: Gentle, Standard or No mercy. It applies to every writer you pick. From the settings page, the commissioner can exclude any manager from the roast segments with a checkbox, and every writer sticks to fantasy decisions, never anyone’s actual life.
Can we name our own paper?
Your paper’s name is picked from a list we generate from your league’s name (The [Your League] Post, Sentinel, Gazette, Tribune and so on). You can change it any time from your settings. We don’t take custom names, since your paper lives on our domain.
Are the stats right?
Every number in every story is checked against your league’s data before it publishes. If we get one wrong, tell us and the correction runs in the next edition, which is exactly what a real paper would do.
How fast is setup?
Five minutes. Sign in with your email (no password to remember), connect your league, pick your writers and paper name, choose a plan and pay. Your first edition arrives at the next scheduled slot for your plan; buy on a Monday and your Tuesday recap is the first one.
What if we don’t like it?
Email us within 7 days of purchase and you get a full refund, no questions asked. After that, you keep the paper for the season.