The Merry Men made their 4-0 start a record-setting one, overwhelming the White Guys 96-40 behind a balanced lineup. With all eight starters scoring, the defending champions have seized the league scoring lead and kept their three-peat bid rolling.
The best records on this week's schedule go head-to-head, with Dragons favored by the live model.
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Claimed RB Will Shipley. |
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Claimed K Cairo Santos; Placed QB Ty Simpson on injured reserve. Claimed QB Trey Lance; Placed RB Kaytron Allen on injured reserve. |
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| 6 | Poop1 |
Claimed RB Sean Tucker; Placed RB Jadarian Price on injured reserve. |
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Claimed QB Jalon Daniels; Placed WR Zavion Thomas on injured reserve. |
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Claimed QB Tyson Bagent; Placed RB Josh Jacobs on injured reserve. |
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| 11 | Boys2 |
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Claimed WR Darius Cooper; Placed WR Mack Hollins on injured reserve. |
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Claimed K Matt Gay; Placed RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. on injured reserve. |
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.
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.