Founded in 2024, The Bachelor’s League began as an 8-man redraft league between close friends—bonded by competition, trash talk, and an unrelenting love for fantasy football. The stakes were low, but the pride was high, and every Sunday became a battleground of jokes, bold predictions, and last-minute waiver wire chaos. As the passion for the game grew, so did the desire for something deeper and more competitive. By Year 2, the league evolved into what is now known as 4th Down Society—a name that now represents not just one, but two distinct leagues under the same banner.

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4th Down Society has expanded to include two leagues, offering a home for both casual players and committed fantasy veterans. The original league remains intact, now referred to as the $20 redraft league, hosted on ESPN Fantasy. This league features 8 to 10 managers and is designed for laid-back competition, friendly banter, and a good time. It’s where anything can happen, underdogs thrive, and fantasy football stays lighthearted and fun.

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Alongside it, the newly formed $100 keeper league—hosted on Sleeper Fantasy—serves as the primary league for the most consistent and strategic managers. This 10-man league is built around long-term planning, annual roster continuity, and higher stakes. Here, every move is calculated, rivalries run deep, and the pressure to perform intensifies each season. Whether you're trading for the future or going all-in for a title run, this league rewards those who are in it for the long haul.

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Both leagues are united by the same spirit: camaraderie, competition, and a shared obsession with the game. But while one offers casual fun, the other demands commitment. Together, they form 4th Down Society—a fantasy football community where laughs are loud, the group chat is relentless, and champions are made when the decisions matter the most.