- The Evil Doctor (6-0; Evan Clayton): Unlike our loser at the bottom of the rankings, Evan finds himself without any L’s to start the year. An impressive 6-0 start with his core group, by and large, healthy. The luck of the draw in fantasy, sometimes, is the health of your roster, and Evan’s group has largely avoided the injury bug.
2. Horn Knee G (4-2; Greg Flohs): Sometimes you just suck, but sometimes it all works out. Greg’s team really didn’t have the juice in week 6, but those drops of juice they did yield was just enough against Josh. I would imagine Greg’s team is hoping to chalk this up as a lucky one-time fluke, and get back to strong performances; up next is savvy Craig.
3. Bakers Cookies (4-2; Nick Calabrase): Nick’s team just had an off-week, and still didn’t do too bad – thanks mostly to Rico Dowdle. However, it did not yield a win against lowly John, who was able to squeeze out a much needed win. But Nick has nothing to worry about against undefeated Evan, right??
4. The Bonkers (4-2; Anthony DiMinno): No Lamar meant no chance for Ant and his crew; as needing to start Stafford proved to the final nail in the coffin for Ant in week 6 against Evan. If Lamar and Jonhston return, Ant’s team should be just fine as we approach the end to the first half of this season (already).
5. McConkey Kong (4-2; Craig Stalowski): Sometimes, it truly is next man up, and Craig is fighting for his season on the waiver wire this year, and has found a lot of success. Drafting is such an important part of the season, but finding sleepers on waiver-wire is a diamond-grade skill. Craig is 4-2 for his savvy moves, let’s see if he can continue his good fortune.
6. Sparta Waffle Eaters (3-3; Josh Tucci): Josh’s team is a little over the place with how they play, especially this last week. It’s either mediocre, great, or in the latest case, horrible. When you have 2/3 of your team fail to clear double-digit points, you don’t stand much of a chance. Such a shame too; Greg didn’t really play that well either.
7. Wilson’s Moon Balls (3-3; Jimmy Campbell): Alarm bells are beginning to blare for Jimmy’s team and their season. Jimmy’s crew is 1-3 in their last 4 weeks, and have failed to eclipse 100pts in any of those weeks. The season has been the opposite of IcyHot, first hot then extremely cool. There is plenty of time, but if things don’t pick up, Jimmy could be a dark horse for a long ride next offseason.
8. Fantasy Football Team (2-4; Steve Katz): As I am writing these rankings, I am realizing every 1-4 team ended up winning in week 5 as Sean fell to 0-6. What fortunate happenings for Steve, John and Pat. Not only that, but Steve’s Exciting White’s absolutely DEMOLISHED Johnathan in week 6. Skattebo and CMC might be among the best RB combos in the BFL right now.
9. Justin Tucker is Le Tired (2-4; Pat Masur): In BFL history, when Pat has found himself with his back against the wall, bottom of the rankings, in a must-win game – he usually loses. Not this time though; Pat put himself now 2-games in hand of the winless Sean. Pat’s team is rather healthy, and are now through the lion’s share of their BYE weeks – this could spell ‘upswing’ for Pat.
10. Team Maxson (2-4; Johnathan Maxson): Just as John’s team was beginning to find their stride, they stumble a bit. And that stumbling led right to a thrashing by Steve’s team. There’s a lot more time to find that consistency again, as long as its not the mediocre kind. But John has found himself on the wrong end of this list.
11. Phoenixville Horn Dogs (2-4; John Williams): Like Pat, our Commissioner found himself in likely a must-win situation for punishment implications, and his team did not disappoint. Drake London on MNF was his saving grace, and I expect a full shrine in your house of Drake if you end up avoiding punishment by 1-game, John.
12. Milk Milk Lemonade (0-6; Sean Washington): Even when Sean’s team plays well, they lose. Our only winless team left in the 2025 BFL season, Sean is fading fast, with the thought of his foot on the gas pedal for many hours. There’s still 8 weeks to turn it around, and remember – the ‘Doris Line’ is 5 wins. No team has ever been punished at 5 wins, the goal is 5-3 to finish it out.
