Week 4's Player of the Week comes from the Battle down in Texas

Javonte Williams absolute red-zone dominance was the story of the Cowboys' second-half comeback against the Texans! Punching in three second-half rushing touchdowns gave him a monster statistical outing. Javonte Williams scores 3 TD's Sunday to score 38 FAFL points. Polley Squad and Uncle Rico will look for the same output as division play begins this week.

Dawg Pound Doc's #1 rated team and holding the best FAFL record at 7 - 1, dropped 150 FAFL points with contributions from Joe Burrow (36 pts) and Chuba Hubbard (32 pts).

Having both Puka Nacua (22 pts) and Nico Collins (21 pts) back from injury and immediately producing helps Dawg Pound as we head into divisional play. With a 3-game lead entering division play, maintaining receiver health will be the primary key to coasting into the "Great 8"

Silverados Score 183 FAFL Pts in Week 4

The 183-point explosion from the Silverados isn't just a high-water mark for Week 4—it cements itself right into the FAFL record books tied for 11th all-time. Putting together a week like that usually requires every single starting slot to go nuclear, and that’s exactly what happened here.

Kenneth Walker III & Bijan Robinson (71 combined pts)
Tetairoa McMillan: Capitalized on his massive usage night, racking up career-high numbers to serve as the week's undisputed wide receiver alpha. Oh wait see Ceedee Lamb below.
Jake Bates: Stacking 4 field goals provides elite kicker points that easily turn a good week into an historic 180+ pt outing.

A Brutal Division Battle Ahead

Silverados, Polley Squad, Mack Attack and Six Shooters are basically all even heading into head to head division. With all 4 AFC West teams cracking Doc's top 10 ratings, this division is shaping up to be a total bloodbath.

NFL Stars of Week 4

Drake Maye 38 FAFL pts.

Kyren Williams 34 FAFL pts.

What a game for CeeDee Lamb. 17 receiptions 189 receiving yards and 1 TD. 23 FAFL points.

Will Reichard 23 FAFL Pts.