The 10 Best Fantasy Football Trophies

For groups who want their top prize to be an object of envy all year round, nothing screams "Winner" like this giant model from Trophy Smack (around $159). Available in three sizes, with the shortest standing over two feet tall, each one is topped with a shiny silver football.

The BYCY Perpetual (appx. $30) really stands out in a market flooded with resin-based figures, as its glamorous crystal build grabs attention. Its elegant design will be a lifelong reminder of your incredible skill, plus it's so fancy your spouse won't mind having it on the mantle.

For league commissioners seeking a lighthearted option, the FFL Monster (about $22) is worthy of consideration, thanks to a playful design that recalls "The Incredible Hulk." It will draw welcome attention on any bookshelf, and makes a handsome keeper trophy.

If you want your winner to feel like a true champion, the Fantasy Bros Ultimate (around $60) is an excellent replica of the NFL's Lombardi trophy. It's a good size and weight for hoisting over your head in triumph, and there's also a smaller, more desk-appropriate option.

The Decade Tower (around $29) sports a dashing design that is available in both 7.5-inch and 13-inch variations. This is a good size if your yearly champion keeps the prize for himself, plus a personalized trapezoid-shaped label is included.

If you and your armchair quarterback friends have trouble remembering who has won past tournaments, the Fantasy Jocks Championship (about $65) is an ideal perpetual solution. You can order it with up to four previous victors listed on one side, and there's area for 12-15 total plates.

Razz your league's last-place finisher with the lighthearted Decade Toilet Bowl (around $13). Though it may be awarded to a loser, it's made from the same rugged poly-resin as costlier models. The base leaves room to display a name, so there is no mistaking its unfortunate owner.

Perfect for a group that doesn't take themselves too seriously, the Decade Goalpost (about $25) reflects the reality of what you really need to be the top dog in your league. A non-athletic figure sits with a laptop, exposing his secret weapon, a subscription to fantasy tip websites.

The simplicity of the Crown Awards Round (around $20) makes it a good choice for clubs who give out multiple accolades at the end of the season. The large plaque in front allows for four lines of custom text to record all the pertinent details, or a good joke.

The Decade Awards Bobblehead (about $20) is a fun keeper prize that will find a happy home on the desk of your proud champion. Like the name suggests, the helmeted figure delightfully nods when given a shake, as if approving every single one of your draft picks.