Most NFL fans don’t need every update on all 32 teams. You want to know what changed with your team, where your fantasy players rank this week and whether the picks you made are still looking good.
That’s what My PFM is built around. Pick your favorite team, follow the other teams and players you care about, and keep your recent PFM Calls in one place. When you come back, My PFM puts those updates first.
Start With the NFL Teams You Care About
Your favorite team comes first. Choose it when you set up My PFM and it’s automatically added to your team watchlist.
You can follow up to five teams in all. That gives you room for your team, a division rival, this week’s opponent or another team you want to keep an eye on. Each team card brings together the current record, PFM Score and PFM rank, with the latest PFM Reporter headline when one is available.
You can add a team right from its PFM team dashboard, too. Follow it once and it stays in My PFM until you decide to remove it.
Put Your Fantasy Players on One Watchlist
Fantasy is where My PFM gets useful fast.
You can follow up to 25 players from My PFM or directly from a PFM fantasy player page. Each player stays tied to his current Weekly rank, Rest-of-Season rank, team, position and injury status. When the information is available, you’ll also see this week’s opponent.
We built it this way because what you need changes during the week. On Tuesday, a move in the fantasy football rankings might be the big update. By Sunday morning, an injury status can matter a lot more. The player is already on your list either way.
You don’t have to rebuild the same group of players every time you visit PFM. Follow the players on your roster, the trade targets you’re watching or anyone whose role you want to track during the season.
See What Changed Since Your Last Visit
Following a team or player once is only half the picture. My PFM remembers who you care about and brings the changes back to you.
If a followed player’s fantasy rank or injury status changes, it can show up in What Changed. The same goes for PFM Team Score, PFM Reporter and Team DNA updates on the teams you follow.
Make Your Calls and Keep the Receipt
PFM Calls gives you a chance to make the pick instead of only reading ours. My PFM gives those picks a home.
Make a Call on an NFL team dashboard or fantasy player page. The rule stays the same: you make your pick before seeing PFM’s answer. Once the result is settled, My Calls keeps track of how many you got right, how many you missed and how many are still pending.
Your recent Calls show there, too. Pick an upset before kickoff or take a side on a fantasy player question and the receipt does not disappear when the result comes in.
That is the part we wanted to keep simple. You made the Call. My PFM keeps the record.
Your PFM Alerts Come With You
If you already use PFM Alerts with the same email address, your confirmed team and injury alerts connect to My PFM automatically. You can see which followed teams have team alerts on and which fantasy players have injury alerts active.
The watchlist is for what you want to check when you visit. Alerts are for the updates you want sent to you. My PFM keeps both tied to the same teams and players.
My PFM Is Free and There Is No Password to Remember
Getting started is simple. Enter your email, open the one-time sign-in link and choose your favorite team. New users create a My PFM account through the same process, while returning members use the link to sign back in.
There is no paid gate in this version of My PFM and no password to remember.
Your NFL. One Place.
PFM already gives you team dashboards, Weekly and Rest-of-Season fantasy rankings, injury updates and Make Your Call. My PFM is where the teams, players and picks you actually care about come back together.
The goal is simple: stop making you hunt for the same information every time you return.
Pick your team. Follow your fantasy players. Make your Calls. Then come back and see what changed.
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