The National Fantasy Football Convention, famously founded by former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo and initially shut down the first two years by the NFL, is changing its name and has a new game.
It is now SportsCon, billing itself as the Comic-Con for sports, and will focus more than football when it convenes July 12-14 at Fair Park Dallas.
The NFFC held its first convention in Dallas in 2017 before moving to Fort Worth last year.
SportsCon has added San Diego Chargers running back Melvin Gordon to its list of owners that include Romo and Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott.