| Albany Fantasy Football League: Pay-to-play keeper league established in 1995. |
| Albuquerque Fantasy Football League: Established in 1993 and hosts three fantasy leagues. |
| Atlantic Fantasy Football League: Twelve team free-to-play keeper league using a performance scoring system. Established in 2001. |
| Bad Ass Fantasy League: Ten team league established in 1999. |
| BoneCrusher Fantasy Football League: Twelve team performance scoring league where teams sign players to contracts up to a contract year cap and free agents are auctioned to the highest bidder. |
| Brew City Fantasy Sports: Features multiple pay-to-play leagues in re-draft and keeper format and are 8, 10, or 12 teams large. |
| Carolina Fantasy Football League: Twelve team free-to-play keeper league using a performance scoring system. Features a fourteen week head-to-head schedule with three week playoffs. Established in 1998. |
| Chuck Long Memorial Fantasy Football League: Twelve team, pay-to-play league based in West Michigan and dedicated to the memory of quarterback Chuck Long |
| DFFL '03: Twelve team, three division league. |
| DIGIgraphics Fantasy Football League: Pay-to-play league using a basic scoring system plus bonus points for yardage. Established in 1990. |
| Doghouse Fantasy Football League: Twelve team league established in 1997. Features an 8-man starting lineup using one of four formations. Includes some mature subject matter. |
| Dynasty Football League: Fantasy league page features team rankings, efficiency ratings, and an owner chat room. |
| Fantasy Fever: Twenty free-to-play and pay-to-play leagues using a performance scoring system. Draft and salary cap leagues included. |
| Football Dynasty League: A free, sixteen-team league that uses a salary cap and keeper players. |
| Funny-Ass Football Association: Twenty team head-to-head league divided into two divisions of ten teams each. Established 1999. |
| Great Lakes League: Ten team pay-to-play league featuring a fourteen week regular season followed by a three week playoff. Established in 1995. |
| Holmgren Fantasy Football League: Features two pay-to-play fantasy football leagues, one keeper and one non-keeper league. |
| Hurricane College Fantasy Football League: Twelve team pay-to-play league that uses college instead of NFL football players. |
| Illinois/Indiana Fantasy Football League (IIFFL): Twelve team league using a performance scoring system. |
| National Fantasy Football League: Ten team free-to-play league with basic scoring system that mirrors NFL scoring. |
| NFLOnline Fantasy Football: Fantasy Football league based on a performance scoring system. |
| North American Fantasy Football League: Sixteen team league established in 1995 using a basic scoring system and with a playoff system that carries the season through the NFL Super Bowl. |
| Pigskin Dynasties Fantasy Football League: Head-to-head keeper league using performance scoring system and individual defensive players on rosters. |
| Prime Time Fantasy Football League: 12-team keeper league. |
| Pro Fantasy Football: Twelve team fantasy league. |
| Smash Mouth Dynasty League: Twelve team pay-to-play dynasty league. Teams bid on free agents and all teams are subject to a contract year cap. |
| SouthEastern Badgerland Football League: Ten team performance scoring league. |
| SouthEastern Badgerland Football League: A ten-team league that was started in the 1998. |
| Tampa Bay Fantasy League: Twelve team league featuring a thirteen week head-to-head matchup regular season followed by a six team playoff for the Fantasy Bowl Championship. |
| The National Football Association: Ten-team, salary-cap, non-keeper league founded in 1996. |
| Twin Cities Fantasy Football: Twelve team pay-to-play league. League is divided into three divisions and plays a fourteen week head-to-head schedule followed by a three week playoff. |
| Walter Payton Memorial Fantasy Football League: Twelve team, pay-to-play keeper league, playing since 1996. Features a thirteen week regular season and three week playoff culminating with the Dickey Bowl. |
| West Branch Fantasy Football League: Fourteen team league established in 1992 using a performance scoring system. Teams can start one of three player formations. |
| Youth Fantasy Football: No-cost fantasy leagues for youths ages 10 to 18. |
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