| Eaters | AE | 0 |
| Buddies | BuB | 0 |
| Merry Men | LMM | 4 |
| Thugs | MT | 16 |
| Refugees | CR | 0 |
| Orangutangs | AO | 34 |
| Poop | BP | 0 |
| Llamas | LFT | 0 |
| Mallards | FM | 8 |
| Dragons | SD | 0 |
| White Guys | WG | 0 |
| Boys | BB | 14 |
| Beans | MHB | 4 |
| Chickens | CC | 0 |
| Huskers | UH | 0 |
| Brothers | MB | 18 |
| Team | Transactions | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Llamas (1) | |
| 2. | Dragons (2) | Released TE Ben Sinnott; Signed WR Darius Slayton. |
| 3. | Beans (4) | |
| 4. | Orangutangs (4) | Released RB Jaydon Blue; Signed WR Rashid Shaheed. |
| 5. | Thugs (5) | |
| 6. | Eaters (6) | |
| 7. | White Guys (6) | |
| 8. | Chickens (6) | |
| 9. | Boys (6) | |
| 10. | Refugees (6) | |
| 11. | Huskers (6) | |
| 12. | Mallards (7) | Released RB Aaron Jones Sr.; Signed K Harrison Mevis. Released K Michael Badgley; Signed QB Trey Lance. |
| 13. | Buddies (8) | |
| 14. | Merry Men (9) | Released QB Teddy Bridgewater; Signed WR Tank Dell. |
| 15. | Brothers (10) | Released WR Malik Washington; Signed TE Colby Parkinson. Released RB Jaleel McLaughlin; Signed RB Malik Davis. |
| 16. | Poop (11) | Released QB Max Brosmer; Signed WR Dont'e Thornton Jr.. |
Class of 97 11/25/25Dak Prescott and the Asian Orangutangs lit up the scoreboard with a franchise record 97 points in Week 12, a statement performance that kept them atop the AFC East and signaled that the Tangs may be heating up at exactly the right time. However, the race is far from over with just 2 games left in the regular season.
The Stretch Run Starts Now 11/18/25The final three weeks of the YFFL season have arrived, and the playoff race is turning into a full sprint. With divisions tightening, contenders wobbling, and underdogs clawing back into contention, every matchup now carries season-defining weight. The path to the postseason is wide open, and chaos is already on the doorstep.
22 points (43 yds, 3 TDs)
Brandon Aubrey Thugs - 16 ptsWrapped up a 4th division title this decade as they scored 55 or better for a third straight week.
Current Super Bowl favorite in the betting markets. Prescott, Rice, and Gibbs are all red hot.
Turns out they didn't need to trade for Mayfield as the MM get the job done and make the playoffs in back to back seasons for the first time in 20 years. Outside of Purdy every other starter has a pretty bad playoff schedule. Probably one and done.