FCF 2022 Week 3 Rosters, Schedule, Live Stream and Format

Doric SamApr 29, 2022

The second season (season v2.0) of Fan Controlled Football is rolling along into Week 3 this weekend. However, things are getting a bit more serious at this point in the season.

After having weekly redrafts to construct new rosters for the first two games, the Week 3 draft is particularly significant because all quarterbacks and skill position players will be locked into their teams for the remainder of the season. Offensive-line and defensive units will continue to be shuffled, as drafts going forward will only be two rounds starting in Week 4.

Fans hoping to check out the action in Week 3 have multiple options from FCF's long list of streaming partners. They can also get in on the play-calling by downloading the FCF App.

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Here's all the information you need for Week 3, including scheduling, live-stream, format information and rosters for Saturday's games.

Week 2 Scores, Week 3 Schedule and Live Stream

ATLANTA, GEORGIA - APRIL 16: Daryl Virgies #39 of the Kingpins carries the ball against 8OKI in the second half of the Fan Controlled Football League game on April 16, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Todd Kirkland/Fan Controlled Football/Getty Images)

Todd Kirkland/Fan Controlled Football/Getty Images

Week 2 Results

Bored Ape FC 32, 8oki 14

Knights of Degen 28, Kingpins 8

Glacier Boyz 44, Zappers 6

Shoulda Been Stars 24, Beasts 6

Week 3 Schedule (all games, Saturday, April 30)

Zappers vs. Beasts: 1 p.m. ET

Bored of Ape FC vs. Kingpins: 3 p.m. ET

Shoulda Been Stars vs. Glacier Boyz: 7 p.m. ET

Knights of Degen vs. 8oki: 9 p.m. ET

Live Stream

DAZN, NBCLX, Twitch, fuboTV and the FCF App.

Season V2.0 Rules and Format

ATLANTA, GEORGIA - APRIL 16: Staff member Todd Howard instructs a member of the Zappers prior to the Fan Controlled Football League game against the Shoulda Been Stars on April 16, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Casey Sykes/Fan Controlled Football/Getty Images)

Casey Sykes/Fan Controlled Football/Getty Images

The rules of FCF are quite different from traditional American football and other indoor leagues, so it's worth a refresher even three weeks into the season.

Starting lineups consist of seven players, featuring one quarterback, three skill players (wide receivers, slot receivers and running backs) and three-man offensive lines. In weekly redrafts, quarterbacks and skill players are drafted individually, while offensive lines and defenses are taken as units.

Games are played on a 50-yard indoor field with offenses beginning on their own 10-yard line to drive 40 yards to the end zone. There are also no kicks in FCF, meaning no field goals or punts. Games are expected to fit into a one-hour window, so there's a running clock—except in the last 30 seconds of the half and overtime.

There are a slew of rules that are unique to FCF. A game's opening possession is decided by rock, paper, scissors instead of a coin toss. All extra points are two-point conversions by default, and they feature a one-on-one battle between a receiver and defensive back from the five-yard line while the quarterback has just four seconds to throw the ball.

Speaking of quarterbacks, teams are required to insert their backup signal-callers in at least one out of three possessions (barring injury). This added a little extra to think about during each weekly redraft, considering it wouldn't be wise to wait until the last round to select a backup quarterback because of how much they will be expected to play.

FCF is in the midst of a seven-week schedule, which will culminate with the playoffs and championship game.

The full season schedule, per DAZN, is as follows:

Week 3: Saturday, April 30

Week 4: Saturday, May 7

Week 5: Saturday, May 14

Week 6: Saturday, May 21

Week 7: Saturday, May 28

Playoffs: Saturday, June 4

Championship: Saturday, June 11

Week 3 Rosters

ATLANTA, GEORGIA - APRIL 16: Johnny Manziel #2 of the Zappers looks on during the Fan Controlled Football League game against the Shoulda Been Stars on April 16, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Todd Kirkland/Fan Controlled Football/Getty Images)

Todd Kirkland/Fan Controlled Football/Getty Images

Here's a look at all eight teams for Week 3, including their team owners and starting lineups. Remember, all skill position players are now locked into their squads.

Glacier Boys: Quavo Huncho, Adin Ross, Richard Sherman and Deestroying

QB: Devlin Isadore, Chris Barrett

RB: Brycen Alleyne

SR: Andrew Jamiel, Cedric Byrd, Harrison Dreher

WR: Keyon Thomas

OL: The Trenchmen

DEF: The D-Block

Beasts: Marshawn Lynch, Renee Montgomery and Miro

QB: Alphonso Howard, Dentarrius Yon

RB: Quinn Porter

WR: LaMarcus Caradine, Jacoby Herring, Jordus Smith

SR: Tra Chandler