A league's history, done right.
Paste a league ID. We walk back through every season your league has existed and print the whole story into one shareable almanac.
Every league has a history. Ten years of drafts, collapses, revenge games, and one guy who still brings up the 2019 championship. The problem is where that history lives: buried in screenshots, group chats, and platform screens that reset every August.
The Sunday Chronicle walks back through every season your league ID can reach and typesets the whole record into a single public almanac. It is, we think, the best-designed fantasy football almanac on the web, and the polish is the point: most league history goes unkept because it never looked worth keeping. Standings, champions, drafts, head-to-head ledgers, hand-curated rivalries, weekly pick'ems. One URL your league passes around forever, like thesundaychronicle.app/leagues/your-league/.
It's built for commissioners of long-standing leagues, and it especially earns its keep when a league has moved platforms over the years. Yahoo to ESPN to Sleeper? The almanac stitches the eras back into one book.
Yes. The demois a fully-populated almanac built from a real seven-year league's history. No signup required, wander as long as you like.
Your leagues stay in good standing for 6 months in case you come back. After that they're permanently deleted, and your dashboard shows the exact date well in advance.
JZFF, a long-time commissioner who got tired of league history living in screenshots. One person, so feedback lands directly: jzffgames@gmail.com.
Sign up, paste your league ID, and watch the chronicle fill itself in. The walk through your history usually takes under a minute.