Rank (LW) | Logo | Team | Record | Rating | Comment |
1 (1) | CTR | 6-2 | 112.14 | The Triumph had a little bit of satisfaction after they defeated San Francisco. The win will never overcome the loss they suffered in last year's Fantasy Bowl. Chicago was solid with a 168 point week. Travis Kelce had his best performance this year with 10 catches and his first TD of the season. | |
2 (2) | FW | 5-3 | 100.82 | The Pistons were the third highest scoring team with 143 points but they unfortunately played the highest scoring team. The entire team found the endzone 9 times. David Montgomery was responsible for 2 of them, rushing the ball for one them and throwing the ball for the other. | |
3 (4) | SD | 5-3 | 99.17 | The Surge won a pivotal Red divisional game to take over the lead and pushed their divisional record to 4-0. They are the only team in the league to have a undefeated divisional record. The Desert Bird trio was on fire with Murray, Conner, and Harrison combining for 85 points. | |
4 (5) | SF | 4-4 | 89.58 | The champs had a 139 point week in a losing effort. They were pushing all the right buttons which included starting Bo Nix at QB who scored 43 points. Both running backs had over 15 carries to get a rushing bonus but it was only Trey McBride who earned a yardage bonus. | |
5 (3) | ATL | 4-4 | 88.85 | The Jesters could not keep their momentum rolling as they dropped to 0.500. It's very unusual to see that Atlanta has a plus/minus of +147 as they sit outside of the playoff field. Their new addition of Kenneth Walker via trade with Anaheim had a poor debut netting 8 points on 12 rushing yards. | |
6 (7) | TB | 5-3 | 86.30 | The Blizzard had an easy day at the office as they dispatched the last place Commando Cats. Tampa Bay had a good week with half of their lineup having 20+ point performances. C.J. Stroud must have gone the wrong way rushing the ball as he had a point taken away from his total with -10 rushing yards. | |
7 (8) | DET | 4-4 | 85.40 | The Devils scored the second highest point total of the year with 191 points. The scary thing is they could have broken the all-time highest score if they didn't play Caleb Williams. Had Detroit gone with Mahomes, they would of had 19 more points and finished with 210. | |
8 (6) | ND | 4-4 | 85.29 | The Nimrods strung together their second victory in a row to get back into the playoff field. Jordan Love got banged up and didn't finish the game accounting for just 7 points. The RB room picked up the slack with Barkley and Taylor each getting over 20 carries and 100 yards rushing. | |
9 (9) | DEN | 4-4 | 79.09 | The Diamonds clawed their back to the .500 mark again and climbed their way up to the #5 seed. When it looked like Baker Mayfield had no one to throw to with Evans and Godiwn out, he still produced a 40 point day with over 300 yards and 3 TD's. George Kittle shined on Tight End's day with 29 points. | |
10 (11) | LAB | 2-6 | 64.47 | The Bombers have a 5-game losing streak and it looks like their chances of winning their first championship are becoming less and less. Their divisional record dropped to 0-4 and they are in last place in the standings. The one hope for optimism is that Puka Nacua came back to the tune of 22 points. | |
11 (10) | SH | 3-5 | 61.73 | The Hooligans were downright awful. They were the league's lowest scoring team with 85 points when the league average was 130 points. Three of their eight starters scored double digits with only Josh Allen cracking the 20 point mark. Aaron Jones was the only the player to record a bonus of any kind. | |
12 (12) | ANA | 2-6 | 57.89 | The Commando Cats dropped another game, but this time it came with a little different cast. Anaheim made a 6-player trade with Atlanta and 2 of their 3 new players saw action. Geno Smith had a brutal day and ended with 9 points. Javonte Williams had a little more success, but only had 13 points. |