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Chris141.88Justin93.16In progress
Nolan103.80Wills95.00In progress
Ethan130.00Mikey147.72In progress
Carter95.50Cloudy147.30In progress
Russell74.40Eli119.14
Scores as of Nov. 9, 7:00 AM ET
5 games on the board. Closest right now: Nolan 103.80, Wills 95.00. High score so far: Mikey, 147.72.
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Scores as of Nov. 9, 7:00 AM ET
After Week 8 · Week 9 live
Ethanno change
Four straight wins and a 54–18 all-play record, the league's best. Bye odds: 87%.
Playoff odds >99% · All-play 54–18
Mikeyup 1
Up one spot. 1146.26 points, 7.42 behind Ethan for the league lead. Bye odds: 53%.
Playoff odds 99% · All-play 47–25
Carterup 1
6–2 and second in the standings after beating Nolan 135.74–73.94. Playoff odds: 98%.
Playoff odds 98% · All-play 42–30
Justinup 1
Week 8's high score, 163.84. 15 trades this season, the most in the league.
Playoff odds 73% · All-play 43–29
Elidown 3
Down three spots after a 163.28–110.74 loss to Ethan. Playoff odds: 26%.
Playoff odds 26% · All-play 37–35
The League Wire
Wills sends Dameon Pierce, Jaleel McLaughlin, Kyle Monangai, and Ja'Marr Chase to Justin for Chase Brown, Davante Adams, Nico Collins, Rashee Rice…
Nov. 8Read →
Week 9 previewThe winner of Chris vs. Justin moves to 86% playoff odds; the loser falls to 60% (Chris) or 57% (Justin).
Nov. 5Read →
Week 8 rankingsEthan is 6–2 with the league's best all-play record, 54–18, and an 87% chance at a first-round bye.
Nov. 4Read →
Week 8
Week 9 · 2018–2022
The Hammer of Glory · 2017–2025
Year Ten · Through Week 8
Ethan's 1,153.68 is the most through Week 8 of all 100 team-seasons.
All-time top 5
Regular-season points in each team-season's first 8 games, every season since 2017.
Cloudy is 0–8, level with the worst start through Week 8 on record.
Every 0–8 start
Wins in each team-season's first 8 regular-season games, every season since 2017.
Mikey's 206.42 in Week 1 is 0.80 short of the record.
All-time top 5
Every game since 2017, playoffs included. Shown while the best 2026 score is within 10% of the record.
2017–2026