Season by season
Rank is against that season's field, not all time. Gold is a league lead.
| Year | W–L | PPG | All-play | Best | Worst | Elite | Luck | Shape | Finish |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 4–10 | 118.91 (9th of 12) | 51.3 (6th of 12) | 151.02 | 60.34 | 0% | -22.7 | 11th seed | |
| Career | 4–10 | 118.91 (15th of 27) | 51.3 (12th of 27) | 151.02 | 60.34 | 0% | -22.7 | — | 1 season |
All-play is the record they would own if they played every team every week — the schedule removed. Luck is the gap between the two: positive means the schedule paid, negative means it charged.
The whole line
Every stat on file, best rank first. This is what the combatant is known for, in the order the record book would say it.
The drafts
Only the seasons with a full draft on file are graded. Everything else is shown as picks without a rank.
Best players ever taken
By what the player actually scored that season, not by where he went.
- 292George PickensWR5
2025 · pick 46 · +36 over slot - 232Saquon BarkleyRB14
2025 · pick 3 - 215Lamar JacksonQB13
2025 · pick 22 - 206TreVeyon HendersonRB20
2025 · pick 27 - 196Emeka EgbukaWR22
2025 · pick 75 · +26 over slot
Draft by draft
Where the haul ranked, and where the season ranked.
- 2025drafted 9th of 12 · scored 9th02054 points drafted · 1 steal · 4 busts
A negative gap means the season beat the draft. The whole board →
The wars
Every opponent ever faced, most meetings first.
Honours
No cards yet. Most of these are once-in-five-seasons things.
Where these came from
29 cards, derived. Every one was awarded by nffl_sync_honours() from the 840 result rows that also produce the record book — so a card cannot disagree with the season it came from. There is no hand-award path.