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In Week 4, Plymouth Blitz picked up quarterback Drake Maye for just $3.00. All Maye has done since is put up FAFL point totals of 34, 50, 28, and 38 this week! His latest performance helped Plymouth Blitz capture the AFC East First Half Division title.

Congratulations, Brett, and welcome to the “Great 8”!

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The Six Shooters unveil a new team logo and then go out and put a whooping on the top-scoring FAFL team, Silverados, to earn their spot in the “Great 8”! 

Rich’s Week 5 transaction, picking up Bucky Irving for just $3.00, has paid off big time! Bucky’s 30 FAFL points highlighted the Six Shooters’ Week 7 scoring and helped lead the way to a huge victory.

Way to go, Rich! Congratulations on making the “Great 8,” and love the new logo!

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JSN just keeps on scoring. Week 7 21 FAFL pts. Another piece to the Six Shooters team.

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Niner Nuts needed a lot of things to fall into place on Sunday to secure a spot in the “Great 8.” After Monday night’s game, Vern must have headed out to buy a lottery ticket, because just about everything went Niner Nuts’ way this weekend! 

Congratulations, Vern, on making it to the dance and earning your spot in the “Great 8”!

Niner Nuts got double-digit production from every position this week! Other than Dak Prescott's 27 FAFL pts, Kyren Williams led the way with 21 FAFL points, while Luther Burden chipped in 18 FAFL points to help power Vern’s squad into the “Great 8.” 

But Vern’s favorite player this week might have been a guy who wasn’t even on his roster — Javonte Williams! Sometimes you need a little help from the competition to get where you want to go!

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FAFL Player of the Week
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Beach Bums go into players pool and pick up Tony Pollard. Tony rewards Beach Bums with 129 yards rushing, 3 TD's and another 26 yards receiving (44 FAFL Pts). Tony Pollard Week 7 FAFL Player of the Week

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NFL Stars of Week 7

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Joe Burrow 35 FAFL pts.

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Quinshon Judkins 29 FAFL pts.

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Bo Nix 33 FAFL pts.

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Javonte Williams 25 FAFL pts.

Malik Willis 33 FAFL pts.

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Jamieson Williams 19 FAFL pts.

More History Being Made in FAFL 2026. 

The 2026 FAFL season is making its mark! Through the first seven weeks, the total points scored by all teams ranks as the 4th-highest scoring first half in FAFL history! 

Below highlights the top five years for total points scored during a seven-week first half. Looks like 2026 has been a high-scoring year for FAFL!

1.  2021     13,456
2. 2020     13,347
3. 2018      13,346
4. 2026     13,196
5. 2025     12,859

Silverados 2026 first half makes top 10 list for most points scored in first 7 weeks. What does it get them.... NADA!

1.  2021       Mack Attack           977
2. 2021       Niner Nuts               952
3. 2002      Diamond Jack         947   
4. 2024      Evil Shenanigan's   945
5. 2020      Six Shooters            943
6. 2021       BerKan Bullies         941
7. 2021       Young Guns             938
8. 2018       Buschleaguers       937
    2002      Bushleaguers         937
9. 2020      Bushleaguers         935
    2018       Silverados              935
10. 2026     Silverados              931
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FAFL Remembers Earnest “Ernie” Scott

Last week, I announced that Earnest “Ernie” Scott had been in the ICU for 13 days. It is with a heavy heart that I share the sad news that one of our FAFL owners passed away today at the age of 79.

Ernie joined the FAFL in 2001 alongside his co-worker at SMUD, Dennis Houston. Originally named Animal Control, their team later changed its name to Dawg Pound. The reason was simple: Ernie and Dennis were meter readers who dealt with dogs daily while performing their jobs. On top of that, Ernie was an avid Cleveland Browns fans and liked that the Browns had a section known as the “Dog Pound.” And so, Animal Control became Dawg Pound.

Over his 23 years as a FAFL owner, Ernie and his partner, Dennis, captured two FAFL championships and one Best of the Rest title. In recent years, Ernie just wasn’t himself and eventually had to step away from the FAFL.

Ernie was a quiet presence in our league, but he was an important part of what makes the FAFL special. Our draft nights can get pretty loud, but that wasn’t Ernie’s style. I can still picture him sitting there with a smile on his face, quietly enjoying the atmosphere and the camaraderie.

Dennis, we are truly sorry for the loss of your longtime FAFL partner, but most of all, your friend. The memories you two created over the years will always be part of FAFL history.

Rest in peace, Ernie. You will be missed, but you will not be forgotten.

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