The final details on the regular season have trickled in and the books are in balance. I’ve run the numbers on 13 weeks of results and present the following:
- Davante’s Inferno picked up his 3rd Regular Season Championship and subsequently knocked SKOLya’gain down to the #3 spot.
- Regardless, SKOLya’gain picked up the Highest True Coach Ranking having scored the most points in the league, and a record of 105-38 had she played each team, each week this season. SKOLya’ had a top-three score in eight out of our thirteen weeks played.
- Whitey Ford’s Team is riding a 4-game win streak heading in to the playoffs, but his weekly average is trending down.
- Reason to Kerrigan is making his first playoff appearance since joining the league in 2016. He scored the highest single-game output of the season with 234.30 points in Week 8, then dropped the lowest output of the week in Week 11 at 123.65 points. It’s been feast or famine for RTK from week to week.
- Tannehill4President lost the last four games of the season dropping him out of playoff contention. During this stretch, Tannehill filed our lowest single-game showing in Week 12 with 110.05 points.
- Christian’s Brothers missed the cut despite scoring the 5th most points in the league this season. Strength of Schedule graphic explains everything – dude had a rough year.
- Trouble Hunter had the most crushing loss of the season scoring 205.30 points in Week 7, but faced SKOLya’gain who put up 217.65 that week. Trouble Hunter would have torched everyone else in the league that week had the schedule been a shade different. This occurrence plagued TH more than once this season.
- We hit the lowest output of our season this week at 1,835.15 points for the week. This was also the lowest output in the Yahoo-era.
Strength of Schedule Results
Regular Season Cash Awards
Regular Season Champion – Davante’s Inferno (25% Bonus)
Regular Season 2nd Place – Whitey Ford’s Team (5% Bonus)
Regular Season True Coach Ranking – Schoolya’gain (5% Bonus)
Regular Season True Coach Rankings
The Regular Season True Coach ranking is a carryover from our time on NFL.com. This ranking is tabulated throughout the season and measures your performance across three (3) categories – your point differential* in fantasy points between your starting and ideal lineup each week; how you breakdown weekly if you played all teams each week; and your overall W/L standing. *For our time on Yahoo.com, I replaced point differential with Total Points. It ends up being the same results and the math is much easier. Schoolya’gain finished 1st, 3rd, and 1st, respectively, and repeats as the Best Coach two years in a row.
SKOLya’gain
Davante’s Inferno
Trouble Hunter
Whitey Ford’s Team
Bagel Time
Christian’s Brothers
Reason to Kerrigan
Wanted Dez or Alive
The Brady Bundchen
Tannehill4President
Filthadelphia
UnLockin’ Yo Schtuff
Guaranteed to Cash on Wins
Davante’s Inferno
Whitey Ford’s Team
SKOLya’gain
Wanted Dez or Alive
Chance to Cash on Wins (# of Playoff Wins Required)
Trouble Hunter (1)
Reason to Kerrigan (1)
Bagel Time (2)
The Brady Bundchen (2)
*Christian’s Brothers (3)
*Tannehill4President (3)
*Only one of the last two teams can cash out, and they need to win the Consolation Bracket Playoffs to do so. This will guarantee half their dues back and the #4 pick in next year’s draft. Of course, Filthadelphia or Unlockin’ could #RunTheTable and kill both of their chances to cash.
Regular Season League Leaders
QB – Tannehill4President (Jared Goff, 53.95 points, Week 4)
WR – SKOLya’gain (Tyreek Hill, 47.05 points, Week 1)
RB – Christian’s Brothers (Christian McCaffrey, 43.70 points, Week 12)
TE – Trouble Hunter (Zach Ertz, 40.50 points, Week 10)
K – The Brady Bundchen (Stephen Gostkowski, 22.00 points, Week 6)
DEF – SKOLya’gain (Baltimore, 61.50 points, Week 6)
LB – Reason to Kerrigan (Bobby Wagner, 31.45 points, Week 13)
Single Game – Reason to Kerrigan (234.30 points, Week 8)
Win Streak – Davante’s inferno (+5 Weeks 5-9) and Wanted Dez or Alive (+5 Weeks 5-9)
Eat your cereal with a fork and do your homework in the dark.
-HHH
The Lombardi Three 