The Merry Men and Dragons rolled through Week 3, while the Refugees escaped with a two-point win to join them at 3–0. But with De’Von Achane lost for the season, the Refugees’ perfect start now comes with a major challenge as the league’s early contenders begin to separate themselves.
The best records on this week's schedule go head-to-head, with Refugees favored by the live model.
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Claimed RB Jaylen Wright; Placed QB Anthony Richardson Sr. on injured reserve. |
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Claimed RB Ollie Gordon II; Released WR Tez Johnson. |
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Claimed WR Roman Wilson; Released TE David Njoku. |
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Claimed RB Kendre Miller; Released RB Chris Brooks. Claimed WR Josh Cameron; Released RB Devin Singletary. |
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Claimed TE Mike Gesicki; Placed TE Elijah Arroyo on injured reserve. |
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| 11 | Poop1 |
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Claimed WR Kalif Raymond; Released WR Calvin Ridley. |
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| 14 | Boys2 |
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Claimed WR Jalen Nailor; Released WR Troy Franklin. |
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Josh Allen is picking up where he left off, and the Cuban Refugees are reaping the rewards. Behind his five-touchdown performance, the Refugees rolled past the Llamas 74–16 to take sole possession of the AFC East lead, while the two-time YFFL MVP continued his march towards a seventh straight 200-point season.
The Dragons wasted little time showing why they enter 2026 as the NFC favorites, piling up a league-high 79 points behind a dominant backfield performance led by D'Andre Swift's three touchdowns. While the Merry Men opened their bid for a historic three-peat with a win, their biggest challenger may already be taking shape.