#1 SOQ (3-1, 2-0) 372.52 Averaging 93.1 ppg is highest in all of QFL Nation after 4 weeks. Had an unlucky loss this week scoring 93 pts while outscoring all but 3 other teams. Getting solid production at every starter position will be tough to beat unless there are injuries.
#2 TenQ (3-1, 1-1) 318.3 Clearly a top 2 team, but this team is no 2003 QUNET. Madden and Saints curses setting in while RBs are not dominating yet. Once Shady’s TDs start getting vultured by Bryce Brown (getting closer every week) we will see Seth in full freak out mode.
#3 PQB (2-2, 2-0) 284.26 A gift from the rule book that one West division team has to make the playoffs as the West may actually have the worst 4 teams in the QFL. I have been hard on this team but there are quality players here who can beat you any week and Josh has been working hard to right the ship. West may allow a path to the playoffs after all.
#4 #Q (2-2, 1-1) 307.86 Picked up two skins with a QFL Nation season high 115 pts this week. Gave FahQ a gift win last week with the boneheaded decision to bench Fitz but deserved a loss anyway.
#5 QJ (2-2, 1-1) 302.64 Staying with Matt Ryan has finally paid off but I wonder how it felt watching your fantasy defense steamroll your pathetic real life team.
#6 FRNQ (2-2, 1-1) 291.76 Looks like more of a genius every week for his RG3/ALF draft.
#7 QTang (2-2, 1-1) 287.31 Has most points scored against to be fair here, but fizzling fast as Julio has laid some eggs.
#8 QBC (2-2, 1-1) 275.6 Big win vs. SOQ fueled by 25 Defensive points with a starting lineup that included Nate Burleson. When you play them, weird stuff happens so don’t take it too hard Scott. As soon as Gore and Turner go in the tank this team will fade fast.
#9 FahQ (2-2, 1-1) 248.93 Losing with 72 pts. usually unlucky but not this week as they only beat 5 teams in a high scoring week. Got unbelievably lucky last week when Quince made so many dumb lineup decisions it should have been investigated.
#10 HepQ (2-2, 1-1) 235.67 The QFL West winner will be a #3 seed, so getting in as the #6 wildcard will be better than being in the #4 vs. #5 game.
#11 QU (1-3, 0-2) 257.15 The competition for wild cards combined with the wide open West may make it tough to pull off trade deadline deals. Every team could be in it to the end.
#12 OQ (1-3, 0-2) 204.76 Well, except for this team. Cutting CJ for Andre Brown was a desperate move this early on. Getting ugly here.
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