- Lambeau Leapin’ Lambs (4-2; Evan Clayton): Evan’s team truly is scary, because even when some of his studs have a quiet week, others pick up the slack. Plus having Derrick Henry just destroying everyone in his path? Big oof for anyone that must play Evan each week. His latest victim; Greg and his squad. Next victim? Potentially, Team Maxson.
2. Grimace Deez Nuts (4-2; Greg Flohs): Greg’s crew put in a valiant showing, but Dallas Goedert going down at the start of the game probably sealed his fate against Evan. Hopefully the return of Malik Nabers gives Greg a needed boost in week 7.
3. The Bonkers (4-2; Anthony DiMinno): Fantasy is easy when you play Pat, because that guy? Can’t do anything right. Ant was blessed in week 6 with a wild underperforming win – very Josh-like. Will Ant’s team have to play like a real team this week? Let’s see which version of Jimmy shows up.

4. Phoenixville Horn Dogs (4-2; John Williams): An early birthday gift for our Commish as he faced the typical flailing Josh. Even though not much was needed, John made sure to bank some solid PF as well. Minor concern for Garrett Wilson value going forward with Adams now on the Jets, but this group looks dangerous.

5. The Nightman Cometh (3-3; Craig Stalowski): Chris Godwin and a timely acquisition of Bucky Irving gave Craig’s team just enough juice to squeeze by Jimmy. It seems like much of Craig’s success this year will be attached to the Bengals and the Bucs, and thus far, they’ve help deliver a .500 record; not too bad.
6. Team Maxson (3-3; Johnathan Maxson): No more Mr. Nice Guy huh, Johnathan? This group decided to silence the haters (me) by absolutely demolishing Sean with the best performance of the week! Johnathan dropped 140pts with Marvin Harrison Jr giving him a goose egg. Truly, the highlight was the triumphant returns of AJ Brown and Joe Mixon that propelled this team to the highest echelon of Week 6.

7. Milk Milk Lemonade (3-3; Sean Washington): Poor Sean and his team did not do half bad in Week 6 – it always sucks when you just get spanked by a behemoth opponent. Now back at .500, Sean finds himself in the spot of mediocrity about halfway through the season. Will he go up, down, or stay the same. I predict more of the same but let’s see where that journey starts in week 7.
8. Gettleman’s Hog Mollies (3-3; Jimmy Campbell): Good news: Jimmy your team played decently well this week. Bad news: You lost and you’ve now lost 3 of your last 4. You’ve still got just over half the season to get things together – try starting this week against Ant.
9. Sparta Waffle Eaters (3-3; Josh Tucci): The winning streak is finally over, and not only that but Josh fell back down to his usual performance level – 86pts. Amari Cooper having a real quarterback may help the stock of this team, and hopefully Mahomes can stop throwing INTs now that Fields is getting the hook after 6 weeks. Up and down for this team.

10. IHOP for Touchdowns (2-4; Pat Masur): PROBABLY THE MOST WINNABLE GAME FOR PAT, AND HIS TEAM TRIPPED, FELL, AND LANDED ON THEIR GOD DAMN FACES. Okay, okay, calm down. This week is also winnable, and probably will reset expectations on this season, it’s almost a must-win for Pat. Here’s to week 7.

11. K9 Dawg Pound (2-4; Nick Calabrase): Nick didn’t like being “mid” these past two weeks, and found that being “good” was overrated. He clearly likes being trash, and felt right back at home against Steve as he received a sweet loss. Don’t worry though, Nick you can be trash and still beat Pat in week 7!
12. Fantasy Football Team (1-5; Steve Katz): Steve FINALLY received a trash-performing opponent in Nick. Steve just fell short of 100pts, but that was not a factor as Nick failed to clear 90pts. While Steve is still in dire straits this season, this is a welcome change and hopeful reset for the rest of his season.
