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×3 · 80-62 (.563)

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65-77 (.458)

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73-69 (.514)

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70-72 (.493)

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20-29 (.408)

Week 7 Power Rankings

#	Manager	Trend	Record	Analysis
Tier 1
1	Dave		7-0	Still unbeaten, but scoring has cooled since a huge Week 5.
2	Swap	2	3-4	Unlucky by the numbers, owns the league's hottest recent scoring pace.
3	Vick	1	5-2	Bounced back from the league's worst week to grab a bye lead.
Tier 2
4	John	1	3-4	Quietly owns the league's second-best scoring total without a matching record.
5	Mike	1	5-2	Tagged lucky, and now riding a two-week scoring slide.
6	Brandon	2	2-5	Landed right in the middle of the pack again this week.
7	Brad		4-3	Scoring trend has dipped two weeks; playoff odds still sit near 70.6%.
Tier 3
8	Kyle	1	2-5	Posted the league's best score last week before a backup's early exit.
9	Richie	6	2-5	Cratered since a league-best Week 5, with several receivers out of action.
10	Bubar		2-5	Followed two rough weeks with the league's second-best score last time out.

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Week 8 Primer

October 29, 2026

History Comes Calling for the Unbeaten

Dave is the league's only unbeaten team, and the guy across from him owns him anyway: Brandon leads their all-time series 9-6 despite sitting at 2-5. A Brandon win ends the perfect season; a Dave win shoves the East's leader further out of reach.

Brad vs Bubar(Brad leads all-time 12-8)

Brad holds a playoff spot; Bubar sits outside the cutoff, and a win pulls him back into that scrum. Brad ranks 10th in scoring but 4th in the standings. Bubar's a genuine Tinkerbell: Khalil Shakir or Caleb Douglas, projected a tenth of a point apart.

Swap vs Mike(Mike leads all-time 8-7)

Swap's offense has faced the most points in the league and still clings to the final playoff spot; Mike's faced the fewest and sits at 5-2. A Swap loss hands the six-seed back to the pack, and he's without Christian McCaffrey this week. Mike's torn between DK Metcalf and Zach Charbonnet.

Richie vs Kyle(Richie leads all-time 11-4)

Both teams sit outside the cutoff, so this is about who closes the gap and who watches it widen. Richie's offense has cratered the last two weeks after a monster Week 5. Kyle paid $0 for Hunter Henry and still must pick between KC Concepcion and Ladd McConkey.

Vick vs John(John leads all-time 3-1)

John and Swap are tied at 3-4, separated only by points for, so every win doubles as a tiebreaker. Vick's posted the league's lowest scoring average the last three weeks, making a win feel bigger than it should. John's torn between Germie Bernard and Rico Dowdle.

Brandon vs Dave(Brandon leads all-time 9-6)

Dave's perfect season is the plot tonight: a Brandon win ends the league's only unbeaten run. This one hinges on whether Jahmyr Gibbs plays. Brandon spent big on waivers, $22 on Jonah Coleman, and still has to replace Chris Olave's bye.

The real race tonight is for the sixth and final playoff spot. John and Swap are both 3-4, separated only by points for, while Richie, Bubar, Brandon and Kyle sit a game behind at 2-5. A John stumble, or a Richie or Kyle win, closes that gap.