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When he sent in his lineup this week, Andrew lamented that his team could be feast (two first place finishes) or famine (dead last or in the bottom three) during the 2025.

In Week 10, it was definintely feast as Andrew posted a 479, the highest score by any owner this season. Andrew’s powerful lineup was led by Allen, Goff, Taylor, K. Williams, Henderson, St. Brown, Egbuka, McBride, Dicker and the Jets D.

Second place when to sophomore owner Beth, who scored a 454 thanks to lineup featuring Allen, Goff, Taylor, K. Williams, Henderson, Smith-Njigba, Egbuka, McBride, and the Broncos D.

As noted, this is Andrew‘s third weekly win of the 2025 campaign as he’s won three of the last four weeks, and Beth‘s first pay day since Week 17 of last seaon, her rookie year. Congrats to Andrew and Beth on their strong showing.

Honorable Mention: Four other owners topped the 400 point mark in Week 10: CraigW (443), Kerry (440), Dennis (405) and Jack (404). In any other week, these totals would have won the week going away.

The Leaderboard:
For the first time in many week, we have a new leader, albeit Eric is still a whisker off the top. Andrew‘s strong run over the past month translates into him jumping into the top spot. Michael holds steady in third, and Jack and Dennis use their strong Week 10 totals to keep pace in the standings.

1. Andrew  (2269)
2. Eric (2262)
3. Michael (2241)
4. Jack(2221)
5. Dennis (2205) 
6. TroyA (2204)
 RandyH (2188), Kim (2140), and the husband and wife team of David (2123) and Kerry (2110) round out the top 10.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. McBride (18) 55%
2. Smith-Njigba (17) 52%
2. Goff (17) 52%
4. Broncos (16) 48%
5. McCaffery (15) 45%
5. K. Williams (15) 45%

Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 319.
For those of you who were disappointed with your scores this week  here are some players who were played by one or fewer owners:

Box A: C. Williams (48), D. Jones (44), Dart (35)
Box B: M Jones (44), Mills (42), Shough (40),
Box C: Achane (92), Swift (30), Hall (27)
Box D: A. Jones (24), Vidal (23), Etienne (21),
Box E: Charbonnet (26),
Box F: Allgier (23), B. Robinson (16)
Box G: London (36), McConkey (36), Adams (30), D. Smith (29)
Box H: Olave (43), Odunze (30)
Box I: Pierce (34), Jennings (22)
Box J: Johnson (32), Kittle (31), Otton (26), Schultz (26)
Box K: Little (23), Loop (23)
Box L: Jets (45), Chargers (30)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 549 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:

Highest Scoring Player: Jonathan Taylor (105)
The Colts RB proved he can gallop on any continent, as he scampered for over 220+ yards rushing and three touchdowns in the NFL’s first-ever regular season game in Germany.

Lowest Scoring Player: Fitzgerlad and Prater  (0)
The Panthers and Bills kickers had weeks that amounted to nothing in terms of fantasy relevance.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 10: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
Thanks to all the owners who have already paid in. Much appreciated.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 10.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

Thursday Night Game:

NY Jets at New England

Early Sunday Game:

Washington at Miami

Teams on Bye: Indianapolis, New Orleans

Good luck to all in Week 11.

Week 9 belongs to Luc, who was able to post a 373 and best the field. Luc‘s lineup was carried by Herbert, Dart, McCaffery, C. Brown, Dowdle, Smith-Njigba, Rice, Higgins, and the Rams D.

In second place, Kim was able to fend off all MNF challengers and take the runner-up position with a 350, thanks to a roster featuring C. Williams, Darnold, C. Brown, Dowdle, Smith-Njigba, Pittman and Fairbairn.

This is Luc‘s first weekly win since Week 4 of last season, and Kim‘s first pay day since Week 14 of the 2022 campaign. Congrats to Luc and Kim on their strong showings in Week 9.

The Leaderboard:
For yet another week, Eric remains at the top of the heap. Michael (+1), TroyA (+2) and Dennis (+4) rise, while Andrew (-2) and Jack (-1) fall back slightly in the standings.

1. Eric (1989)
2. Michael (1931)
3. TroyA (1888)
4. Andrew  (1877)
5. Jack(1866)
6. Dennis (1826) 
Major (1823), David (1819) , RandyH (1815), Kim (1806) and round out the top 10.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Dowdle (29) 88%
2. Aubrey (22) 67%
3. D. Jones (20) 61%
4. Chase (18) 55%
5. K. Williams (17) 52%
5. Rams D (17) 52%

Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 287.
For those of you who were disappointed with your scores this week  here are some players who were played by one or fewer owners:

Box A: C. Williams (56)
Box B: G. Smith (44), Penix (31), Rodgers (23)
Box C: Achane (27), Jaenty (27) , Etienne (25), Henry (24)
Box D:
Box E: Harvey (23)
Box F:
Box G: London (50), Adams (29)
Box H: DJ Moore (38)
Box I: J. Williams (27)
Box J: Bowers (61)
Box K: Little (44), Fairbairn (33)
Box L: Titans (30), Seahawks (22), Steelers (22)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 574 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:

Highest Scoring Player: Joe Flacco (74)
The Bengals 40-year-old gunslinger posted a career-high 470 yards and four TDs, in a losing effort.

Lowest Scoring Player: Alvin Kamara (-1)
The Saints all-purpose back had a Sunday to forget versus the Rams.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 9: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
As some owners exceed 50 trades, just a reminder that each trade over 50 costs 50 cents a trade.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 9.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

New play list debuts in Week 10.

Thursday Night Game:

Las Vegas at Denver

Early Sunday Game:

Atlanta at Indianapolis

Teams on Bye: Cincinnati, Dallas, Kansas City, and Tennessee

Good luck to all in Week 10.

It was NOT a pretty week for many of us. So many obvious picks underperformed in a big way. Ouch. Ultimately, nine owners cracked 300+.

That didn’t trip up Andrew, who sits atop the league for a second week in a row.

Andrew‘s lineup scored a 392, and was led by Mahomes, Nix, Taylor, Dobbins, Chase, Rice, Waddle and Kraft.

Second place went to CarlP, who scored a 371, thanks to a lineup featuring Mahomes, Nix, Taylor, Chase, Rice, Gadsden and McLaughlin.

You already know this is Andrew‘s second win in a row, and it is CarlP‘s first payday since winning Week 16 last year. Coincidentally, CarlP and Ernesto and I were in Pittsburgh this weekend to see the Steelers game vs. Green Bay Sunday night, but it was Ernesto and Andrew‘s Packers who prevailed, just like Andrew edges CarlP in our league. Congrats to both.

The Leaderboard:
While Eric retains the top spot, it is Andrew who takes advantage of his hot streak to leap into second place. Michael remains steady in third, and Jack and TroyA rise in the standings.

1. Eric (1652)
2. Andrew  (1621)
3. Michael (1584)
4. Jack(1573)
5. TroyA (1562)
6. David (1558)
Major (1519), RandyH (1518), Trent and Dennis (1512) round out the top 10.

Check out how tight the scores are between seventh and 10th.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Dowdle (30) 91%
2. Aubrey (25) 76%
3. Pickens (24) 73%
3. McBride (24) 73%
5. Warren (17) 52%

Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 280.
For those of you who were disappointed with your scores this week  here are some players who were played by one or fewer owners:

Box A: Maye (57), Hurts (42), Herbert (39),
Box B: Tagovailoa (46), Stroud (43)
Box C: Cook (78), Barkley (69), Achane (27)
Box D: C. Brown (42), Marks (33)
Box E:  Spears (33), Harvey (30), Hunt (20)
Box F: I. Davis (39), Perine (34), Fannin (24), E. Wilson (24)
Box G: Odunze (31)
Box H: Pittman (34), McConkey (32)
Box I: Shakir (38)
Box J: Goedert (24)
Box K: Boswell (49), Loop (22)
Box L: Buccaneers (36), Bills (29)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 556 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:

Highest Scoring Player: Jonathan Taylor (80)
The resurgent Indianapolis Colts continue to ride Taylor’s rushing to glory, as he gained 153 yards on 12 carries and scored three touchdowns.

Lowest Scoring Player: J. Ferguson (-1)
The Cowboys star TE came into the weekend leading in receptions and yards, but he went without a catch in Week 8. UGH!!!

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 8: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
As some owners start to get close to 50 trades, just a reminder that each trade over 50 costs 50 cents a trade.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 8.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

Thursday Night Game:

Baltimore at Miami

Teams on Bye: Cleveland, NY Jets, Philadelphia and Tampa Bay

Good luck to all in Week 9.

Please, I beg of you, NFL, no more MNF double headers with the late game starting after 10 p.m. Eastern time.

When Week 7 finally ended, Andrew stood above the rest with a 385 to win the week, thanks to a roster led by Prescott, Nix, J. Taylor, St. Brown, Pickens, McBride, Aubrey and the Chiefs D.

That was just enough to deny Kel&Karen a repeat weekly win. Instead, Kel&Karen had to settle for runner up with a 380, thanks to a lineup featuring Herbert, Dart, McCaffery, Skattebo, Chase, Pickens, Diggs and Aubrey.

Just a quick note that proves it doesn’t hurt to be lucky. In Week 6, Karen intended to play Stafford, but got her LA quarterbacks confused and sent in Herbert. Not only did Herbert deliver last week’s win for Kel&Karen, but another stellar score in Box A in Week 7. Great mistake Karen!

This is Andrew‘s first weekly win since Week 17 last season, and Kel&Karen‘s second pay day of 2025. Congrats to all on their strong showing in Week 7.

The Leaderboard:
Despite an off week, Eric retains the top spot, but all the other spots get jostled as David jumps to second. Michael holds steady, RandyH and TroyA take a tumble and Seth rounds out the money spots.

1. Eric (1380)
2. David (1295)
3. Michael (1286)
4. RandyH (1273)
5. Jack(1256)
6. Seth (1240)
Trent (1239), Andrew (1236), TroyA (1234) and and Dennis (1207) round out the top 10.

Check out how close the scores are between sixth and ninth.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Dowdle (30) 91%
2. Aubrey (23) 70%
3. Pickens (19) 58%
4. McBride (16) 48%
5. K. Williams (14) 42%

Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 307.
For those of you who were disappointed with your scores this week  here are some players who were played by one or fewer owners:

Box A: Maye (49)
Box B: Flacco (48), Brissett (30)
Box C: Gibbs (71), J. Williams ()
Box D: Warren (47), Swift (39), Brown (29)
Box E: Stevenson (27), Charbonnet (25)
Box F:
Box G: Chase (62), Brown (47), Adams (30)
Box H: D. Smith (68), Allen (39), Higgins (34), Pittman (27)
Box I: Addison (36)
Box J: Freiermuth (50), Gadsen (48)
Box K: McPherson (33), Reichard (30), Piniero (26)
Box L: Cowboys (29), Panthers (29), Rams (20)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 595 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:

Highest Scoring Players: 

Christian McCaffery (71)
The 49ers stud running back had his best performance of the season on SNF, scoring two TDs and amassing 201 yards from the line of scrimmage.

Jahmyr Gibbs (96)
Not to be out down, the Lions playmaker lit up the Buccaneers D with 218 yards from scrimmage and two TDs including a 78-yard score. Yet not a single owner played him in Week 7.

Lowest Scoring Player: Tua Tagovailoa (-7)
The embattled Dolphins QB had a statline to forget, including three interceptions, capped by a pick six that doomed the Dolphins to yet another ugly loss.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 7: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
As some owners start to get close to 50 trades, just a reminder that each trade over 50 costs 50 cents a trade.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 7.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

Thursday Night Game:

Minnesota at L.A. Chargers

Teams on Bye: Arizona, Detroit, Jacksonville, LA Rams, Las Vegas and Seattle

Good luck to all in Week 8.

What looked like a runaway win Sunday night, almost slipped away from Kel&Karen, but they mustered enough to claim the weekly win and a season high 392.

Kel&Karen‘s team was led by Herbert, Dart, McCaffery, Scattebo, Dowdle, Chase, Pickens, LaPorta and the Broncos D.

Several owners were closing fast on Monday night, but it was Eric who for the second week in a row earned runner up honors, thanks to a roster featuring Darnold, McCaffery, Williams, White, Dowdle, Pickens, Bourne, and Grupe, which netted him a 382.

Kel & Karen win a week for the first time since the opener of the 2024 season, and Eric has his third pay day of the young season and second in as many weeks. Congrats to Kel&Karen and Eric on the strong showing in Week 6.

The Leaderboard:
Eric‘s success keeps him well atop the standings, while RandyH and Michael trade spots, and TroyA and David do the same. while Seth is the big gainer in Week 6, climbing four spots.

1. Eric (1109)
2. RandyH (1018)
3. Michael (985)
4. TroyA (965)
5. David (957)
6. Seth(951)
Kerry (939), CraigS (911), Jack(903) and Trent and Heather (898) round out the top 10.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. . Dowdle (31) 94%
2. Nacua (27) 82%
3. Allen (25) 76%
4. Aubrey (21) 55%
5. K. Williams (18) 55%

Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 302.
For those of you who were disappointed with your scores this week  here are some players who were played by one or fewer owners:

Box A: Maye (51), Prescott (38), Mayfield (37), Williams (35), Herbert (34),
Box B: Dart (37), Brissett (33), Lawrence (32), Rodgers (30)
Box C: Achane (62), Jacobs (55)
Box D: Swift (56)
Box E: 
Box F: Fannin (22)
Box G: Smith-Njigba (59), London (55), Metcalf (32)
Box H: McConkey (32)
Box I: Robinson (32), Thomas Jr. (32), J. Williams (25)
Box J: Goedert (37), Kelce (24)
Box K: Piniero (37), Boswell (33), Folk (27)
Box L: Rams (27)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 591 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:

Highest Scoring Player: Bijan Robinson (90)
The Falcons all-purpose star had a career day with 200+ yards from scrimmage, including an 81-yard TD scamper.

Lowest Scoring Player: Plenty of candidates, most due to in-game injuries

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 6: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
Thanks to all the owners who have already paid in. Much appreciated.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 6.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

Thursday Night Game:

Pittsburgh at Cincinnati

Early Sunday Morning from London:
LA Rams vs. Jacksonville

Teams on Bye: Baltimore and Buffalo

Good luck to all in Week 7.

For the second time in three weeks, Michael is the toast of the league. This time, he popped a 388 to win the week, thanks to a lineup led by Allen, Fields, Achane, Hall, White, Dowdle, Nacua, D. Samuel, Ferguson, Fitzgerald and the Texans D.

We had a rare tie for second place this week, as Eric and I both scored a 377 and had the same player as our tiebreaker. Eric’s lineup featured Allen, Murray, McCaffery, K. Williams, White, Dowdle, Nacua, and Grupe. My squad had Allen, Fields, McCaffery, Hall, White, Dowdle, Nacua, D. Samuels and Fitzgerald.

As previously noted, this is Michael‘s second win in three weeks, and Eric‘s first payday since Week 16 a year ago, and mine since Week 11 of last season. Congrats to Michael and Eric.

The Leaderboard:
No surprise to see Eric retain the top spot given his strong Week 5 showing, but it’s Michael who makes his move and jumps to second. The husband and wife duo of David and Kerry also have a lot to talk about in their household.

1. Eric (729)
2. Michael (654)
3. RandyH (649)
4. David (630)
5. TroyA (624)
6. Kerry (606)
Ryan (604), Tom , Ernesto (601) and Seth (597) round out the top 10.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Allen (29) 89%
2. Nacua (27) 82%
3. Aubrey (22) 67%
4. Fields (21) 64%
4. McBride (21) 64%

Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 315.
For those of you who were disappointed with your scores this week  here are some players who were played by one or fewer owners:

Box A: Prescott (45), Stafford (44), Mac Jones (38). Mayfield (36)
Box B: Darnold (50), Stroud (44), Lawrence (42), Browning (38)
Box C: J. Williams (50)
Box D: Walker (24)
Box E: Croskey-Merritt (53), Carter (22)
Box F:
Box G: Egbuka (52), Chase (48), Smith-Njigba (43), Jefferson (31)
Box H: D. Smith (29)
Box I: Bourne (40), Ridley (36)
Box J: Waller (28)
Box K: Fairbairn (36)
Box L: Colts (25), Jaguars (20)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 542 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:

Highest Scoring Player: Rico Dowdle (70)
Asked to make a spot start in place of injured Chuba Hubbard, Dowdle galloped for over 200 yards and a touchdown.

Lowest Scoring Player: R. Davis (-1)
On a night when the Buffalo Bills seemed out of sync, their change-of-pace back scored a minus one, as the Bills suffered their first loss of 2025.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 5: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
Thanks to all the owners who have already paid in. Much appreciated.

We can still add owners for the first three weeks of the season, so if you know someone who might like to join, it’s not too late.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 5.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

Thursday Night Game:

Philadelphia at NY Giants

Early Sunday Morning Game:

Denver at NY Jets (from London)

Teams on Bye: Houston and Minnesota

Good luck to all in Week 6.

Collectively we got back to decent scores in Week 4, but bragging rights came down to two former league champions.

Dennis scored a 379 to hold off TroyA, and claim Week 4. Dennis’ team was led by Allen, Maye, Gibbs, Nacua, Pickens, and Egbuka.

TroyA fell seven points shy with a 372, thanks to a lineup featuring Fields, Robinson, Nacua, Wilson, Odunze, Shrader and the Texans D.

This is Dennis’ first win since the final two weeks of 2023, and TroyA‘s first pay day since Week 5 a year ago. Congrats to Dennis and TroyA on the strong showings in Week 4.

The Leaderboard:
The leaderboard debuts with some familiar names at the top, and a rookie owner.

1. Eric (352)
2. David (346)
3. Tom (339)
4. Christina (329)
5. RandyH (326)
6. Michael (314)
Kerry, Major, Ernesto and CraigW round out the preliminary top 10.

Special shout out to Christina (and her dad Tony) for cracking the leaderboard straight out of the gates. Impressive.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Nacua (22) 67%
2. L. Jackson (20) 61%
3. T. Benson (19) 58%
3. Aubrey (18) 55%
4. McBride (17) 52%

Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 314.
For those of you who were disappointed with your scores this week  here are some players who were played by one or fewer owners:

Box A: Prescott (54), Mahomes (45), Nix (45), Mayfield (44), Love (43), Purdy(30)
Box B: Stafford (60), Fields (58), Penix (35), Dart (34), Wentz (31),
Box C: Jeanty (67), Hampton (62), Irving (55), Jacobs (52), Gibbs (32)
Box D: Swift (21), Croskey-Merritt (20),
Box E: Marks (43)
Box F: J. Hill (42), K. Miller (23)
Box G: London (37), Smith-Njigba (22)
Box H: Pickens (52), Sutton (31), Worthy (27)
Box I: Q. Johnston (36), Diggs (29), Shakir (29), Samuel (28)
Box J: Pitts (25)
Box K: McLaughlin (44), Gay (37) Fairbairn (37)
Box L: Lions (21)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 561 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:

Highest Scoring Player: Ashton Jeanty (67)
The Raiders rookie RB had a coming-out party, rushing for over 130 yards and scoring three touchdowns. And not a single owner played him.

Lowest Scoring Player: Joey Slye (-1)
The Titans offense amounted to a goose egg on Sunday, keeping Slye from even attempting a FG.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 4: Results/Tally/Teams

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 4.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

New playlist debuts for Week 5 along with the first bye weeks.
( I hope to have playlist out on Tuesday evening)

Thursday Night Game:

San Francisco at LA Rams

Early Sunday Morning Game:

Minnesota at Cleveland (from London)

Teams on Bye: Atlanta, Chicago, Green Bay, Pittsburgh

Good luck to all in Week 5.

I always get a little worried when we collectively bunch up on the same players.

So it is refreshing when we see an owner blaze a distinctive path with his lineup.

Michael‘s creativity was rewarded in Week 3, as he’s the only owner to top 300 points.
Michael scored a 314, thanks to a lineup featuring C. Williams, Maye, Cook, Walker, J. Williams, Odunze, Dicker and the Vikings D.

Runner up was former league champ Major, who put up 293 thanks to a lineup led by L. Jackson, D. Jones, Taylor, Walker, Williams, and Johnston.

This is Michael‘s first win since Week 1 of 2020, and Major‘s first pay day since Week 12 last season. Congrats to Michael and Major for their strong performance in Week 3.

Family Affair
Many of our owners share family ties with one another, including one family that has had three generations play in the league. Here are some of the current blood lines in the league:

Spouses:
David and Kerry
Kel & Karen (who opt to keep a united front by fielding one team)


Fathers/Sons/Brothers:
Jack/Jake
Tom/Trent/CraigW* (Tom’s dad Roger was a long-time owner in this league)

Cousins:
JohnK and David


Uncles/Nephews:
JohnK and Trent/CraigW

The Leaderboard:
This feature will debut in Week 4.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. L. Jackson (24) 73%
2. Packers (22) 67%
3. Aubrey (18) 55%
4. McBride (17) 52%
5. Flowers (15) 45%

Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 249.
For those of you who were disappointed with your scores this week  here are some players who were played by one or fewer owners:

Box A: Hurts (45), Nix (24), Prescott (24),
Box B: G. Smith (45), Darnold (29), Taylor (29)
Box C: Hampton (41), Gibbs (36), Achane (28), K. Williams (27)
Box D: Montgomery (56)
Box E: Skattebo (42),
Box F:
Box G: Collins (37), AJ Brown (36), Smith Njigba (30), Adams (25)
Box H: Sutton (41), Wilson (33), D. Smith (27), Pickens (23)
Box I: Tre Tucker (64), K. Allen (28)
Box J: Henry (37), Andrews (33), Ferguson (32), Kincaid (26), Hockenson (21)
Box K: McLaughlin (43)
Box L: Vikings (58), Panthers (42), Seahawks (34), Steelers (25)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 512 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:

Highest Scoring Player: Minnesota Vikings D (58)
It’s not often a defense leads all fantasy scorers, but the Vikings, led by Isiah Rodgers (pictured above), had two defensive TDs of 87 and 66 yards, exploiting Bengals miscues.,

Lowest Scoring Player: Michael Penix Jr. (-1)
The sophomore signal caller for the Falcons had a day to forget, including throwing a pick six in a shutout effort.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 3: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
Thanks to all the owners who have already paid in. Much appreciated.

We can still add owners for the first three weeks of the season, so if you know someone who might like to join, it’s not too late.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 3.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

Thursday Night Game:

Seattle at Arizona

Early Sunday Morning Game:

Pittsburgh at Minnesota (from Ireland)

Good luck to all in Week 4.

Week 2 ran late with the Monday night doubleheader, but Eric had the week wrapped up after Sunday’s action.

Eric outpaced the field with a 380, thanks to a lineup led by L. Jackson, Goff, Barkley, Kamara, Etienne, Chase, McBride, Aubrey and the Ravens D.

David followed up his strong 2024 season by taking the runner up spot in Week 2, with a 346, thanks to a roster featuring L. Jackson, Maye, Barkley, Hubbard, J. Williams, Chase, and Aubrey.

This is Eric’s first win since Week 9 of 2023, and David‘s first pay day since Week 17 of last season. Congrats to both on their strong Week 2 season.

Honorable mention to Tom (339) and rookie owner Christina (329) on their strong showings in Week 2.

Past League Champs
In 31 seasons, we have had 18 different owners crowned league champion. In 2025, we have eight former league champions playing, including
Andrew (2020),
CraigS (2001),
Dennis (1999/2008)
Kerry (2005),
Major (2016),
RandyH (1998/2017),
yours truly (2012/2021) and
TroyA, who has won the league a record 10 times. (2002/2009/2011/2013-2015/2018/2019/2022/2023).

Alas, our defending champ, Ravi, opted not to play this season.

The Ultimate Bridesmaid:
In addition to the league champions listed above, one owner deserves honorable mention for his amazing consistency, despite never winning it all.

Since joining the league in 2002. Eric has taken 8th once (2004), fifth two times  (’05 and ’20), fourth five times (’09, ’10, ’12, ’14, ’23), finished third three times (’11, ’15, ’21) and placed second a record eight times (’02, ’03, ’06, ’07, ’08, ’13, ’16, ’22).

He’s only finished out of the money three times (2017-2019). Pretty impressive.  And one of these seasons, I believe he will finally claim the ultimate prize.

The Leaderboard:
This feature will debut in Week 4.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Chase (28) 85%
2. Etienne (19) 58%
3. Broncos (18) 55%
3. L Jackson (18) 55%
4. Ryland (17) 52%

Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 270.
For those of you who were disappointed with your scores this week  here are some players who were played by one or fewer owners:

Box A: Mahomes (45), Prescott (45), M. Jones (43), Herbert (38), Love (33), Nix (33), Mayfield (30)
Box B: Wilson (66), Tagovailoa (37), Young (36)
Box C: Taylor (60), Cook (52), Gibbs (42), Achane (37), Irving (28)
Box D: Walker (36), Kamara (27), Montgomery (21), Swift (21)
Box E: Stevenson (40), White (26), Allgeier (25)
Box F:
Box G: Nabers (61), St. Brown (52), Adams (35), Lamb (33), Smith-Njigba (31)
Box H: Jennings (34), Pickens (25), J. Williams (25)
Box I: Ordunze (49), Q, Johnston (33), D. Samuel (22)
Box J: Kraft (38), Ferguson (26), Warren (22)
Box K: Romo (32), McManus (22)
Box L: Patriots (28). Chargers (25)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 529 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:

Highest Scoring Player: Russell Wilson (66)
The NY Giants signal caller turned back time, throwing for 450 yards and three TDs in a losing cause Sunday. Not a single owner played him.

Lowest Scoring Player: Justin Fields (-1)
The Big Apple’s other starting QB struggled all day, before leaving the contest in the fourth quarter with a concussion. Ouch!

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 2: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
Thanks to all the owners who have already paid in. Much appreciated.

We can still add owners for the first three weeks of the season, so if you know someone who might like to join, it’s not too late.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 2.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

Thursday Night Game:

Miami at Buffalo

Good luck to all in Week 3.

Well, Week 1 opened our league with far more of a whimper, than a commanding statement. We averaged 242 points per team, and no one topped 300 points.

Having said that, it takes nothing away from CraigW, who returned to the league after a five-year hiatus, and scored a 277 to win the week. CraigW‘s team was led by L. Jackson, Barkley, Hubbard, Benson, Bowers, Aubrey and the Broncos D.

CraigS, a former league champion, opened with a 269, thanks to team featuring Hurts, D. Jones, Barkley, Kamara, Meyers, Bowers, Aubrey and the Broncos D.

Congrats to CraigW on his first weekly win since Week 8 of the 2015 campaign, and CraigS who kept rolling after winning the final week of the 2024 campaign.

I should also note that this has been an eventful summer for my nephew CraigW, as he and his lovely wife welcomed their first child last month.

Dubious Record:
I mentioned this was a low-scoring week by league standards. How low?
Well prior to this weekend, the lowest winning score in league history was TroyA‘s 281 in Week 11 of the 2015 campaign.

So TroyA, you no longer hold that record.

The Leaderboard:
This feature will debut in Week 4.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Chase (28) 85%
1. Barkley (23) 70%
3. Broncos (20) 61%
4. Bowers (17) 52%
4. L. Jackson (15) 45%

Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 242.
For those of you who were disappointed with your scores this week  here are some players who were played by one or fewer owners:

Box A: Herbert (51), Murray (34), Mayfield (33), C. Williams (30) Purdy(29)
Box B: D. Jones (42), Penix (36), G. Smith (35), Fields (31), McCarthy (28)
Box C: Henry (66), Achane (32)
Box D: Croskey-Merritt (32), B. Hall (29)
Box E: Etienne (45),
Box F:
Box G: Nacua (40)
Box H: Flowers (49), Wilson (32), Smith-Njigba (29)
Box I: Q. Johnston (38), Hollywood Brown (28)
Box J: Warren (24), LaPorta (22)
Box K: Fairbairn (33)
Box L: Rams (21)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 491 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:

Highest Scoring Player: Derrick Henry (66)
The Ravens bruising runner amassed 169 yards and had two touchdown runs of 30+ yards, but his 4th-quarter fumble proved costly. Only one owner played Henry in Week 1.

Lowest Scoring Player: X. Worthy (-1)
The Chiefs speedy wideout suffered a shoulder injury early, and that was the end of his action for the evening in Brazil.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 1: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
Thanks to all the owners who have already paid in. Much appreciated.

We can still add owners for the first three weeks of the season, so if you know someone who might like to join, it’s not too late.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 1.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

Thursday Night Game:

Washington at Green Bay 

Good luck to all in Week 2.