Fantasy Football is the excuse. Becoming a better man is the point.
Fantasy Football. Mental Fitness. Real Brotherhood.
You already know how to talk about your teams. Mask Off Fantasy Football is for the parts you don't talk about.
Sharper strategy for the fantasy football GM. Real support for the man about to become a father. And the kind of conversations most men only wish they had somewhere.
Why "Mask Off"?
Society expects men to wear a mask — the tough guy who has it all figured out, who never struggles, who never asks for help. But the strongest thing a man can do is drop the facade.
Mask Off is the moment you stop saying "I'm fine" and start getting real.
Justin McClain is a Licensed Therapist and a lifelong fantasy football player. This is fantasy football with a therapist in the room — without ever feeling like therapy.
Two Ways In:
If you're here for the game
1. Take The Internal Scouting Report
Before you draft your team, draft your mindset. Our free assessment helps you identify where you are strong, where you are stuck, and how you process the highs and lows of the season.
2. For the dynasty GM, get in Practice Reps and Build Strategy with the "The Playbook"
Stop tracking your dynasty team in a notes app. The Mask Off Playbook is part strategy guide, part wellness journal — designed to help you plan your season and process it. Track your trades, your mental state, and your post-game reflections away from the digital noise.
3. Step Inside the Locker Room
Real twelve-man leagues built from men in the same stretch of life you're in. Five months together — a video call every other week, and a league chat that keeps running in between.
If You're Here Because You're About to be a Father
1. Start with the New Dad Playbook.
Fourteen days of prep before the birth, a wristband you'll actually wear in the delivery room, and three months of check-ins for the part nobody warns you about.
2. Take The Internal Scouting Report
Before you draft your team, draft your mindset. Our free assessment helps you identify where you are strong, where you are stuck, and how you process the highs and lows of the season.
3. Then Step Inside the Locker Room.
When the casseroles stop and everyone assumes you're fine, twelve dads with kids under two and five months of standing company is what you'll want.
Both doors lead to the same room.
Fantasy Football That Actually Matters
Having a Baby? Start Here.
There are a hundred classes about what's happening to her. There are almost none about what you're supposed to do.
The New Dad Playbook is fourteen days of prep before the birth, a wristband you'll actually wear in the delivery room, and three months of check-ins for the part nobody warns you about — the months after, when the casseroles stop and everyone assumes you're fine.
Built by a therapist who was standing exactly where you'll be standing.
Join the brotherhood.
A twelve-man league for men committed to playing the long game.
The Locker Room is for men who want more than another group chat full of trash talk and ghost owners.
A real fantasy league — draft, trades, waivers, a championship — plus plus five months of connection calls every other week and a chat that stays alive between eleven men in the same stretch of life you're in. Led by a coach with a therapist background. Built on competition, growth, and honesty.
Twelve spots. August through January. Applications open now.
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