Fantasy Football Season is Almost Here

Hi All:

Happy Labor Day. Hope you are enjoying the last weekend of summer.

The NFL kicks off its season Thursday night with Dallas at Philadelphia.

That’s also the kickoff of our 2025 season.

League Entry Fee:

Thanks to all of you who have already sent payment.

$40 covers your Week 1 lineup and the first 50 trades.

I accept cash, check and Venmo.

My Venmo account is @John-Kowalewski-1

Scoring Change for Kickers:

For the 2025, I am revising the scoring for field goals based on length. 

NFL kickers have gotten way too accurate, so in an effort to keep individual scores from being astronomical, I am revising downward how much long field goals are worth.

I haven’t updated these online yet, but here is the new scoring breakdown for FGs in 2025:

1. All made FGs are worth 3 points.

2. Field goals over 35 yards earn additional points, based on the following:

FGs 35 yds and under = 0 additional points

36-40 yd FGs = 2 points

41-45 yd FGs = 4 points

46-50 yd FGs = 6 points

51-55 yd FGs = 8 points

56-60 yd FGs = 10 points

61+ yd FGs = 15 points

I’m debating adding a FGs over 66 yards (which would set an NFL record) = 20 points, but that is not in the rules as of now.

The first Play List for 2025 is posted below and also on the Play List page.

Play list for Weeks 1-4

I’m traveling this weekend, so I hope I didn’t make any boneheaded mistakes with this list. I reserve the right to modify the play list in the event that a player is cut or goes down injured between now and their first game of the season.

Owners:

We have 31 owners back for the 2025 campaign. I’m still waiting to hear from a few owners, including our defending champ, so I’m hoping that number will grow to 35.

If you know of any friends or family who would like to play in 2025, please send them an invite, or have them contact me.

Good luck to all in 2025.

John K.

We Are A Go for 2025 Season

Hi All:

It took less than 24 hours from original email to have enough owners signal their interest to guarantee the 2025 season.

To date, 26 of our 37 owners last season have indicated they would like to play again, plus at least one rookie owner. Welcome Christina!

More details to come. Looking forward to another fun season.

John K.

Do We Want to Do This Again??

The National Football League season is a month away.

So, do you want to play fantasy football again in 2025????

Anyone who sends me an email prior to Sunday Aug. 10 will receive 5 extra trades for the 2025 season.

John K.

CraigS Wins Week 18, Ravi Rallies for Title

Wow, what a finish to the season!

CraigS waited until the last week of the year to score his second-highest total of the season. Craig posted a 398 thanks to a lineup featuring Jackson, Mayfield, B. Robinson, Gibbs, Herbert, Chase, Little and the Ravens D.

Tom rallied Sunday Night to score a 393 and take second place, thanks to a lineup led by Jackson, Mayfield, B. Robinson, Chase, Thomas Jr., Nabers, Karty and the Ravens D.

This is CraigS‘ second weekly win of the season and Tom‘s second payday of 2024. Congratulations to CraigS and Tom on finishing the season strong.

The Rookie Report:
In the final week, Beth came in fourth to claim the final weekly bragging rights among this year’s rookie owners. The next time we compete, she’ll be a sophomore owner. Congrats on a strong inaugural season Beth.


The Leaderboard:
The season finale resulted in the most dramatic finish in the league since 2010, when an owner won the bonus in the final week and unseated the incumbent leader.

After taking the lead from Ravi in Week 12, Troy had held the top spot for six consecutive weeks, until the end.

Ravi scored a 369 to TroyA‘s 317 to retake the lead in the final week of 2024.

Congratulations to Ravi on winning his first league title.

1. Ravi (5102)
2. TroyA (5081)
3. Trent (5060)
4. JohnK. (4981)
5. David (4975)
6. CraigS (4949) 
7. Beth (4938)
Tom (4904), Eric (4883), and RandyH (4858), round out the Top 10.

In the end, Trent held on to third, while I slipped ahead of David for fourth, CraigS solidified sixth, and rookie owner Beth claimed the final money spot.

Congratulations to all on your strong showings this season, and especially Ravi on his successful come-from-behind victory.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Mayfield (30) 81%
2. Charbonnet (25) 68%
3. Nabers (23) 62%
4. Bowers (22) 59%
5. Corum (21) 57%
5. Ravens (21) 57%



Sunday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 323.
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: Nix (69), Dobbs (41)
Box B: Young (56), Penix (40)
Box C: Achane (36)
Box D: Hall (26)
Box E: Pierce (70), Sanders (40)
Box F: P. Taylor (24), E. Wilson (23)
Box G: Sutton (31)
Box H: London (65), D. Moore (36)
Box I: Boutte (41), Q. Johnston
Box J: Freiermuth (31), Gesicki (21)
Box K: Gay (50), Slye (43), York (35)
Box L: Bears (27)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 577 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:

Highest scoring player: Jamyr Gibbs (80)
The Lions RB rushed for over 139 yards and scored four TDs on Sunday Night.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 18: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
As teams exceed 50 trades, just a quick reminder that each trade over 50 costs 50 cents a piece.

I will be sending owners emails with how much you owe or won based on end of season results.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 18

Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

And just like that, the regular season is over.

Thanks to all of you for playing again this season. I hope you had some fun along the way.

If interested, I am planning on running a playoff season. Otherwise, I’ll be in touch next August to see if you all want to do this again.

Happy New Year. Enjoy the postseason and offseason

John K.

David Ends Year on High Note

First off, how many of you were thinking about playing Drew Lock in Week 17? Yeah, I didn’t think so.

Despite not playing Lock, David was able to blow past the 400-point mark in the penultimate week, posting a 431 thanks to a lineup led by Daniels, Mayfield, Gibbs, Chase, Nabers, Bowers, Bates and the Eagles D.

Beth was fast on his heals with a 400, thanks to roster featuring Allen, Mayfield, Gibbs, Spears, Chase, Thomas Jr. , Nabers, Bowers, Karty and the Dolphins D.

This is David‘s first weekly win since Week 8 of last season, and Beth‘s fourth payday of her rookie campaign. Very impressive. Congrats to David and Beth on their strong showings in Week 17.

The Rookie Report:
As mentioned above, Beth does it again, taking second place for the second time this season, along with two weekly wins. Way to go Beth.


The Leaderboard:
Oh, wow, do we have a race coming right down to the wire. Troy rallied on Monday night to hold onto his overall lead, but with less than 60 points between him and third place, the door is open for Ravi and Trent. Can they prevent the three-peat? David‘s big week helped him climb into fourth, while I fell to fifth and Beth and Eric surged into the final two money spots.
1. TroyA (4764)
2. Ravi (4733)
3. Trent (4704)
4. David (4650)
5. JohnK. (4639)
6. Beth (4565),
7. Eric (4556),
CraigS (4552), Mr. Eames (4535)  and RandyH (4516), round out the Top 10.
This is going to be one of our closest finishes in a long while, and while I will never underestimate Troy, Ravi and Trent have some pretty high scores that could come into play if they nail the finale. Good luck to all.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Chase (25) 68%
1. Mayfield (25) 68%
3. Charbonnet (23) 62%
4. Barkley (22) 59%
4. Bowers (20) 54%



Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 337.
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: Purdy(53), Mahomes (48), Darnold (48), Nix (46)
Box B: D. Lock (66)
Box C: Taylor (42)
Box D:
Box E: Abdullah (35)
Box F:
Box G: Higgins (59), Evans (40), Jeudy (30)
Box H: McConkey (43), London (29), Addison (26)
Box I: Mims (51), Pearsall (42), Theilen (31)
Box J: Gesicki (28)
Box K:
Box L: Giants (30), Seahawks (30), Chargers (27)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 547 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:


Highest scoring player: 66
Proved to be the magic number in Week 17, as Burrow, Daniels, Lock and Nabers (pictured above) all hit that mark.

Lowest scoring player: R. Stevenson (-1)
The Patriots RB was in the coach’s dog house and had a stat line to forget.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 17: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
As teams exceed 50 trades, just a quick reminder that each trade over 50 costs 50 cents a piece.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 17

Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

No Thursday Night Game in Week 18:

Good luck to all in Week 18.

John K.

Christmas Comes Early for CarlP

In a week that featured eight owners topping 400 points, three owners were north of 475, but only two can take home prize money.

My fellow Steelers fan CarlP popped a 489 to win the week, thanks to a lineup led by Burrow, Mayfield, B. Robinson, Conner, Ford, Spears, Jefferson, Lamb, Aubrey and the Packers D.

Former league champ Dennis came oh so close with a 481, thanks to a roster featuring Burrow, Mayfield, Barkley, Conner, Ford, Spears, Chase, Lamb, Aubrey and the Packers D.

Which leaves Mr. Eames with a 476, a score that in any other week but one, would have easily won the week, but this time around amounted to nothing. Unbelievable.

This is Carl‘s first weekly win since Week 7 of the 2022 season and Dennis‘ first payday since closing out the last two weeks of 2023 with weekly wins. Congrats to Carl and Dennis on their dominating performances this week.

The Rookie Report:
In week 16, Chad (336) edged Beth by one point (335) to win bragging rights for the week. . Congrats Chad and Beth on another strong week.


The Leaderboard:
With just two weeks to go, Troy is closing in on repeating as champ. Meanwhile. Ravi and Trent flip flop yet again as the race for second and third remains a toss up. David, CraigS and I hold steady, while Mr. Eames climbs back in it.
1. TroyA (4439)
2. Ravi (4347)
3. Trent (4331)
4. JohnK. (4274)
5. David (4219)
6. CraigS (4191) 
7. Mr. Eames (4186)
Eric (4179), Kerry (4167), and Beth (4165), round out the Top 10.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Chase (28) 76%
2. Mayfield (27) 73%
3. Allen (24) 65%
4. Conner (21) 57%
4. Nabers (21) 57%


Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 364.
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: Daniels (74), K. Murray (45), Darnold (38), Mahomes (37), Purdy (33)
Box B: Young (39), Richardson (38), Williams (37), Maye (30), Rudolph (29)
Box C: Taylor (91), Achane (72), K. Williams (34)
Box D: Walker (20), Tracy (20)
Box E: Hunt (26), Edwards (25)
Box F: E. Wilson (22)
Box G: Brown (32), Smith-Njigba (31), McLaurin (25)
Box H: Mooney (24) McConkey (24)
Box I: Ridley (32), Dell (31), Worthy (28)
Box J: LaPorta (21), Andrews (20)
Box K: Sanders (66), McManus (40), Lutz (36)
Box L: 
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 651 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:


Highest scoring player: Jonathan Taylor (91)
The Colts RB scampered for 218 yards and three long touchdown rus, but only one owner had him in their lineup.

Lowest scoring player: Anders Carlson (-1)
The Jets K missed an extra point, and only had a 21-yard FG, resulting a sub-zero week.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 16: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
As teams exceed 50 trades, just a quick reminder that each trade over 50 costs 50 cents a piece.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 16

Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

Christmas Day Games:

Kansas City at Pittsburgh

Houston at Baltimore

Thursday Night Game:

Seattle at Chicago

Good luck to all in Week 17.

John K.

Andrew Holds off Mr. Eames

On Saturday night when he emailed his lineup, Andrew indicated he was going to put his team on automatic pilot from here on out … and promptly scored a 375 to win the week.

Andrew‘s team was led by Allen, Herbert, B. Robinson, Charbonnet, J. Hill, Chase, Adams, Nabers, and Elliott.

Mr. Eames (372) was the runner up, thanks to a lineup led by Burrow, Herbert, B. Robinson, Conner, Charbonnet, J. Hill, Chase, Adams, Elliott and the Ravens D.

This is Andrew‘s first weekly win since Week 4 of 2023 and his second payday of the season. It’s Mr. Eames‘ second payday of the 2024 campaign. Congrats to Mr. “Let it Ride” Andrew and Mr. Eames on their Week 15 success.

The Rookie Report:
In week 15, Chad (323) finished in tenth place overall, which helped him win another week versus his fellow rookie owners. Congrats Chad  on a strong week.

The Leaderboard:
Things got a tighter atop the standings, as Troy‘s lead shrunk, and Trent once again flip flopped with Ravi to move back into second place. I held steady in fourth, while David, CraigS and Eric moved up.
1. TroyA (4009)
2. Trent (3951)
3. Ravi (3914)
4. JohnK. (3896)
5. David (3862)
6. CraigS (3850) 
7. Eric (3836)
Beth (3830), Kerry (3805), and Tom (3776) round out the Top 10.
With three weeks to go, still seeing a lot of volatility among the leaders.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Charbonnet (31) 84%
2. Chase (28) 76%
3. Ravens (19) 51%
4. Barkley(18) 49%
5. Herbert (17) 46%


Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 292.
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: Goff (92)
Box B: Mayfield (56), Rush (34), Young (29), Richardson (27)
Box C: Gibbs (40), C. Brown (36), Jacobs (35), Irving (32)
Box D: J. Cook (57)
Box E: Ford (45)
Box F: Spears (34)
Box G: St. Brown (68), Evans (67), AJ Brown (37), Higgins (34) McLaurin (34), Jeudy (33)
Box H: Thomas Jr. (44), D. Smith (41), Shakir (21)
Box I: Bateman (41), Doubs (28)
Box J: LaPorta (29), J. Smith (26)
Box K: Ryland (38), Little (35),
Box L: Chiefs (34), Texans (27)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 617 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:


Highest scoring player: Jared Goff (92)
The Lions QB threw for 494 yards and 5 TDs in a losing cause, but only one owner played him.

Lowest scoring player: Will Levis (-7)
The Titans QB has become a turnover machine, tossing three picks and losing a fumble before being benched.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 15: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
As teams exceed 50 trades, just a quick reminder that each trade over 50 costs 50 cents a piece.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 15

.Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

Thursday Night Game:

Denver at L.A. Chargers

Saturday Games:
Houston at Kansas City

Pittsburgh at Baltimore


Good luck to all in Week 16.

John K.

CraigS Tops 500 Points

What a week for offense!!! If your team wasn’t over 400 points, you weren’t in the conversation.

Eighteen teams scored over 400, with 23 owners recording their season high in Week 14.

And when all the tabulations and calculations were done, CraigS stands above the fray with a 508. His lineup featured Allen, Tagovailoa, Barkley, Brown, Guerendo, Charbonnet, Chase, Watson, and Bates.

Coming in second was DaveT, thanks to a roster that scored 466 points, led by Burrow, Darnold, Barkley, Pollard, Dowdle, Charbonnet, Jefferson, Smith-Njigba, Jeudy, and Wright.

This is Craig‘s first weekly win since Week 12 of 2022 and DaveT‘s first payday since Week 13 of 2021. I should also mention that CraigS was the very first owner in league history to top 500 points back in the 1999 campaign when he scored 576. He was also league champion in 2001.

Congrats to CraigS and DaveT on their impressive scores in Week 14.

The Rookie Report:
In recent weeks, Beth is running away with the weekly bragging rights. Not only did she win Week 14 with a 433, but check out the leaderboard below. Quite the inaugural campaign. Way to go Beth!


The Leaderboard:
Last week I mentioned the importance of having a high score over 400 points. This week half the league went out and posted one.

Defending champ TroyA holds serve for another week, while Ravi moved back ahead of Trent into second. I hold steady in fourth, while Kerry and Beth both moved up, and David holds on by two points in seventh.
1. TroyA (3724)
2. Ravi (3614)
3. Trent (3606)
4. JohnK. (3571)
5. Kerry (3534)
6. Beth (3530) 
7. David (3528)
Eric (3526) CraigS (3508), and Tom (3475) round out the Top 10.

A lot to be sorted out over the final four weeks of the season.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Barkley(34) 92%
2. Chase (19) 51%
3. Eagles (19) 51%
3. Charbonnet (17) 46%
5. Tagoviola (17) 46%


Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 390.
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: Purdy (39), Murray (31)
Box B: Stafford (40), Rodgers (28)
Box C: Jacobs (28), K. Williams (26)
Box D: A. Jones (32), Conner (30), Tracy (25)
Box E: Allgeier (24)
Box F:
Box G: Kupp (31), Wilson (29)
Box H: Mooney (34), Thomas (26)
Box I: Addison (62), Jennings (40)
Box J: Kittle (43), Njoku (22)
Box K: Sanders (56)
Box L: Bucs (20)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 644 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:


Highest scoring player: Josh Allen (92)
The Bills QB accounted for six TDs on Sunday, and still lost to the Rams.

Lowest scoring player: Jayden Reed (-1)
In a week filled with offensive highlight reels, the Packers wideout failed to catch a pass in a loss Thursday Night.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 14: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
As teams start to exceed 50 trades, just a quick reminder that each trade over 50 costs 50 cents a piece.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 14

Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 

New and final play list of the season debuts in Week 15.
(All trades are free for Week 15.)

Week 15 Bye Teams:
No more bye weeks. All teams in play from here on out.

Thursday Night Game:

L.A. Rams at San Francisco

Good luck to all in Week 15.

John K.

Beth Edges Tom in Week 13

Rookie owner Beth’s players feasted on the opposition in Week 13, resulting in a 389 to win the week. Her lineup featured Jackson, Tagovailoa, Barkley, Irving, Dowdle, Chase, Smith-Njigba, McConkey, Kelce and Dicker.

Coincidentally, she barely edged her partner, Tom, who posted a 386, but came up just shy. Tom‘s lineup was led by Hurts, Nix, Gibbs, Irving, Dowdle, Chase, Sutton, McConkey, Bowers, Bates and the Broncos D.

This is Beth‘s second weekly win and third pay day of the season and Tom‘s first payday since Week 16 of 2021. Congrats to Beth and Tom on their strong performances in Week 13.

The Rookie Report:
As mentioned above, Beth continues to outpace the competition among the first-year owners.


The Leaderboard:
Another week, another reshuffle of the standings. Defending champ TroyA holds serve and extends his lead, while Trent moves into second, edging Ravi. I hold steady in fourth, while Eric indeed made his move, (on his new replacement hip no less) climbing three spots. And the husband and wife duo of David and Kerry are separated by a single point.
1. TroyA (3348)
2. Trent (3250)
3. Ravi (3239)
4. JohnK. (3167)
5. Eric (3153)
6. Kerry (3152)
7. David (3151)
Beth (3135) CraigS (3133), and Tom (3089) round out the Top 10.

Two couples are in the hunt on the leaderboard.

As a veteran watcher of this league, I’ll throw out this prediction: The biggest wildcards down the stretch are those owners who already have a 400+ (or high 300) point week to their credit. They are one big week from making a dramatic move: (Beth, Major, Mike, RandyH and Ernesto).

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Barkley (22) 59%
2. Kelce (19) 51%Warren (23) 62%
3. L. Jackson (17) 46%
3. Warren (17) 46%
5. Nix (16) 43%


Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 303.
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: Burrow (35), Allen (33), Love (32)
Box B: Winston (74), O’Connell (42), C. Williams (37), Richardson (33)
Box C: Harris (43), B Robinson (35), Jacobs (34), Achane (27)
Box D: Cook (46), B. Robinson (40)
Box E: 
Box F:
Box G: T. Hill (29)
Box H: D. Moore (34), K. Allen (32)
Box I: Jeudy (79), Westbrook-Ikhine (31)
Box J: Njoku (32), J. Smith (31), Kraft (24)
Box K: Dicker (43), Slye (36)
Box L:  Seahawks (36) Chargers (33)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 547 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:


Highest scoring player: Jerry Jeudy (79)
The former Broncos WR returned to Denver with the Browns and caught 9 passes for 235 yards and a TD, but not a single one of us played him. (UGH!!!!)

Lowest scoring player: Anders Carlson (-3)
In a losing effort to the Seahawks, the Jets K missed a PAT.

Honorable mention to Kirk Cousins (1)
The Falcons signal caller threw four picks in a confounding loss to the Chargers.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 13: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
As teams start to exceed 50 trades, just a quick reminder that each trade over 50 costs 50 cents a piece.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 13.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 


Week 14 Bye Teams:
Baltimore/Denver/Houston/Indianapolis/New England/Washington

Final bye weeks of the season.

Thursday Night Game:

Green Bay at Detroit

Good luck to all in Week 14, final week of the current playlist.

John K.

Major Has Much to Be Thankful For


Last week, I congratulated Major for welcoming a new addition to his family. This week the new dad earned weekly bragging rights, thanks to a 396. Major‘s lineup was led by L. Jackson, Tua, Barkley, Dowdle, Warren, AJ Brown, Ridley, and Bates.

David takes second, with a 377, thanks to a lineup featuring Daniels, Nix, Barkley, Warren, Smith-Njigba, Bates and the Dolphins D.

This is Major‘s first weekly win since Week 5 of the 2020 campaign, and David‘s first pay day since Week 8 last season. Congrats to Major and David on their strong performances in Week 12.

Believe it or not, with the end of Week 12, the NFL season is now two-thirds over. Man, time flies.

The Rookie Report:
In week 12, Beth (346) earned bragging rights among the newbies, but Rose (328), Bridget (323) and Chad (306) all topped 300 points to finish in the Top 20. Wow!!! Congrats Beth  on a strong week.


The Leaderboard:
Uh-oh! After seven weeks at the top … Ravi‘s luck ran out. TroyA took advantage of a rare off week from Ravi to make his move. Trent held steady in third, and is within striking distance of second. I climbed two spots to sneak just ahead of Kerry who fell to fifth, just three points ahead of her husband David who streaks into the Top 10. CraigS remains in seventh, but look who has started to make his annual move (Eric) toward the money spots.
1. TroyA (3011)
2. Ravi (2915)
3. Trent (2908)
4. JohnK. (2849)
5. Kerry (2845)
6. David (2842)
7. CraigS (2828)
Eric (2811), RandyH (2782) and SteveB (2764) round out the Top 10.

As we turn the corner toward December, it looks like we are setting up for a fantastic finish.

Most Popular Plays:
Here are the five most commonly played players this week:
1. Kelce (24) 65%
2. Warren (23) 62%
3. Barkley (22) 59%
4. Nix (20) 54%
4. St. Brown (20) 54%
5. L Jackson (19) 51%


Monday Evening Quarterback:

The average score for this week was 291.
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: Daniels (66), Mayfield (27)
Box B: Levis (36), Darnold (34), Rush (31)
Box C: Jacobs (36), Gibbs (34), Achane (26)
Box D: Irving (60), Pollard (38), A. Jones (36)
Box E: Chubb (22)
Box F:
Box G: McLaurin (43), Collins (28), Lamb (25)
Box H: Moore, DJ (38)
Box I: Addison (51), Waddle (45), Jeudy (24)
Box J: McBride (40), Hockenson (31), J. Smith (35)
Box K: Lutz (71), Folk (68), Dicker (53), Shrader (30), Romo (28)
Box L: Cowboys (38), Seahawks (36)
If you picked the top scorers in every box, 612 points were possible this week.

The Extremes:


Highest scoring player: Saquon Barkley (103)
For the third time this season (Weeks 3, 9 & 12), the Eagles RB was top scorer of the week, but his 255 rushing yards and two 70+ yard TDs in Week 12 outdid his previous 64 and 73 point efforts.

Lowest scoring player: Joey Slye (0)
The Patriots K had one PAT in a losing effort vs. the Dolphins.

For complete scores and results, see the links below:
Week 12: Results/Tally/Teams

Housekeeping:
As teams start to exceed 50 trades, just a quick reminder that each trade over 50 costs 50 cents a piece.

Looking Ahead:

That’s it for Week 12.
Please double check my work and let me know if you see any scoring errors. 


Week 13 Bye Teams:
None. All teams in action.

Thanksgiving Day Games:

Chicago at Detroit
NY Giants
at Dallas
Miami
at Green Bay

Black Friday
Las Vegas at Kansas City

Good luck to all in Week 13.

I hope you and yours have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Enjoy!

John K.