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F.A.F.L
Frustrated Athletes Football League
Silverados
2025 FAFL Champions
Bijan Robinson's 93 yard touchdown run in the second quarter clinches Silverados FAFL Championship.
After an impressive 14 - 0 record in the first half and three weeks at Doc's #1 team, the Silverados slipped to 4 -10 in the second half, finishing at #10 in Doc's rankings - a tough way to head into the "Great 8" playoffs. Fortune favored them as they picked up FAFL's "Great 8" MVP, Trevor Lawrence, who led all players with 131 FAFL points during the three-week playoff. Interestingly, Lawrence wasn't their top pick; the Silverados initially targeted rookie Jaxson Dart to replace Caleb Williams but lost out to Old Fall Guy 2.0 in the bidding. Given another opportunity, they chose Trevor Lawrence, proving that luck has a significant impact in this league. Congratulations to Dave Grinsell on his fifth FAFL Championship.
Trevor Lawrence scored 56-40-35 FAFL points in the 3 weeks of "Great 8" Playoffs. 2025 FAFL Playoff MVP
"Help from Above"
FAFL lost two long-time owners in 2025: Bob Grinsell (Buschleaguers) and Merrill Silver, co-owner of the Silverados. Bob was Dave Grinsell's father and Merrill his father-in-law. Fittingly, the Silverados won the championship this year - perhaps with a bit of help from above.
Drake Maye, a potential candidate for this year's NFL MVP, scored 39 FAFL points in week 3 of the "Great 8" playoffs. Additionally, Bijan's outstanding Monday night performance has elevated Plymouth Blitz to second place.
Up 17 points heading into Monday Night, Pack Daddy just needed Los Angeles Rams to not let Bijan Robinson score. Pack Daddy 3rd place in "Great 8" playoffs
Derek is all smiles with his performance as is Young Guns. The Young Guns finish second in BOTR tournament.
The BOTR saw two teams score big in the last week of the BOTR tournament. Young Guns with 183 and Evil Shenanigan's with 179. What was unique about their teams were the same players that had phenomenal weeks. Beside Henry's (61 FAFL pts), both teams had Brock Purdy (61 FAFL pts) and D'andre Swift (27 FAFL pts.) in week 3 of BOTR. Great 8 owners say, "Thank Goodness".
Evil Shenanigan's Best of the Rest Champions
Derek Henry explodes for 216 yards and 4 TD's. His 61 FAFL points leads Evil Shenanigan's to first BOTR championship. Way to go JJ Barnette and Casey Cutts.
Joah Allen is FAFL's 2025 MVP
Josh Allen led all FAFL scorers with 422 FAFL points, earning his third FAFL MVP award. Throughout the FAFL season, Allen recorded 25 passing touchdowns and 14 rushing touchdowns, contributing significantly to the Six Shooters advancement to the "Great 8. However, during the playoffs, an injury to his foot impacted his ability to achieve high scores. When will this FAFL MVP win a Superbowl for Buffalo?
In 2025, rookie players made a significant impact across our Frustrated Athletes Football League. Emeka Embuka consistently delivered double-digit FAFL points early on, while Tet McMillian emerged as the leading rookie wide receiver. Tyler Warren led all tight ends in points during the early parts of the season, but Harrold Fannin quickly distinguished himself as a standout performer. Rookie runningbacks Omarion Hampton, Quinshon Judkins, Treveyon Henderson and Cam Skateboo began posting impressive numbers. Skateboo appeared poised to become a top tier player and lead his FAFL owners team to "Great 8" before suffering a sever leg injury.
Ultimately, Jaxson Dart assumed the starting quarterback role in New York and maintained it throughout the season. During a remarkable seven-week stretch from weeks 4 through 10, Dart averaged 30.8 FAFL points per week, with three games scoring 34+ FAFL points and a high of 40. As a result, he is FAFL's 16 rated QB in 2025, scored 230 FAFL points. This years Rookie of the Year.
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