Player Shares: NFL ​

Player shares cover NFL players at four positions: quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and tight end.

What shares are ​

Shares are how you back the players you believe in. Hold a player's shares and they are in your roster for tournaments. If they finish near the top of their position, you earn a reward based on how many of their shares you hold.

You sign shares with Gold and release them when you want to move on.

How shares work ​

  • Gold. You sign shares with Gold and release them for Gold.
  • Prices move with demand. The more a player is signed, the higher their price climbs.

Shares are platform-wide. This page covers what matters for NFL, with the full detail linked below.

For the full platform-level explanation, see Player Shares and Contracts. For signing, releasing, and fees, see Trades.

Lock-in timing ​

A player locks in when their team kicks off, not when they personally take the field. Shares you held before kickoff are eligible for that tournament. Shares signed afterwards are not.

  • Roster: how your shares form your roster
  • Contracts: how many tournaments a player can keep scoring for you
  • Currencies: Gold, TP, and $FUN explained

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