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Written by Cory Puffett
Published November 13, 2025
Game of the Week: Brandon Saunders (113.80) vs Eric Meyer (121.31)
Game of the Week: Brandon Saunders (113.80) vs Eric Meyer (121.31)
All-time H2H: Eric leads series 11-8
Overall, this was an even contest between the top two teams in the league entering Week 10. Brandon had a slight advantage at QB while Eric took the RB points thanks in part to one more in his lineup.
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Both started two wide receivers, and Brandon had a decided edge there despite Jaxon Smith-Njigba having the most points at the position in Eric’s lineup. Though Oronde Gadsen contributed almost nothing, Brandon had a huge advantage at tight end with Trey McBride taking the Shannon Sharpe Award for the week.
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Unfortunately for Brandon, his specialists just couldn’t take it home for him. Cameron Dicker outscored Michael Badgley by 7.50 points in Eric’s favor, and the Sabol Bowl IV champion had the pickup of the week with the New York Jets being the deciding factor. Their 34.20 points was the high score at the position for the week and their two return touchdowns accounted for more than Eric’s margin of victory.
Alex Mayo (151.36) vs Will Massimini (116.37)
Alex Mayo (151.36) vs Will Massimini (116.37)
All-time H2H: Alex leads series 5-3
Alex Kincaid (94.27) vs Cory Puffett (143.38)
Alex Kincaid (94.27) vs Cory Puffett (143.38)
All-time H2H: Alex leads series 6-4
Jeffery McDonald (126.95) vs William Battle (78.92)
Jeffery McDonald (126.95) vs William Battle (78.92)
All-time H2H: Jeffery leads series 2-0
Sean Kennedy (88.07) vs Evan Ash (121.91)
Sean Kennedy (88.07) vs Evan Ash (121.91)
All-time H2H: Evan leads series 9-6
Stephen April (117.88) vs Anthony Battle (119.98)
Stephen April (117.88) vs Anthony Battle (119.98)
All-time H2H: Stephen leads series 5-4
Free Agent All-Stars vs Tom Brady Award Winner
Every week, we take the best possible lineup made of players who were available on waivers in the AFL at the end of the week and compare it to the top scoring team of the week in our league. Included percentages for the Free Agent All-Star players represent the percentage of FleaFlicker leagues in which each the player was rostered as of data gathering (usually Tuesday morning).
Final Score:
Free Agent All-Stars – 137.97
Alex Mayo – 151.36
YTD Tom Brady Award Winner Record: 4-6
IR Report
In our league, any player can be placed on IR regardless of injury designation. Once on IR, the player cannot be moved, dropped, or traded for a minimum of three weeks.
After Week 1, IR placements are retroactive to the prior week as long as the player was already on the team's roster but was not in the starting lineup during that prior week. This means those players will be eligible to come off IR after just a two-week stay.
Competitive Lineup Penalty Report
This year, we instituted a new rule requiring managers to start a full lineup of active players. A strike system penalizes managers who leave inactive players, or players on bye, in their starting lineup.
Strike 1: No penalty
Strike 2: Fine of $100 FAAB + move to back of all postseason tiebreakers
Strike 3: Repeat Strike 2 penalty + move to back of every round of next year's draft
Strike 4: Dismissal from AFL
Strikes clear in reverse order, two seasons (currently 30 regular season weeks) after the first earned strike.
Weekly Manager Awards
How were this week's $10 divvied up? Weekly awards with no financial benefit can also be found here
Weekly Manager Awards
How were this week's $10 divvied up? Weekly awards with no financial benefit can also be found here
$4 - Tom Brady Award (Highest Scorer) Alex Mayo #6 in his career
151.36 points Ranks #90 all-time
$1 - Norm Van Brocklin Award (Top QB) Anthony Battle #20 in his career (3rd most all-time)
Matthew Stafford, 29.07 5th career QB1 week
$1 - Adrian Peterson Award (Top RB) Jeffery McDonald #5 in his career
Jonathan Taylor, 51.56 9th career RB1 week
$1 - Flipper Anderson Award (Top WR) Sean Kennedy #21 in his career (t-2nd most all-time)
Drake London, 22.90 2nd career WR1 week
$1 - Shannon Sharpe Award (Top TE) Brandon Saunders #19 in his career (t-most all-time)
Trey McBride, 23.80 3rd career TE1 week
$1 - Scott O'Brien Award (Top K) Anthony Battle #19 in his career (2nd most all-time)
Jason Myers, 16.20 4th career K1 week
$1 - Chuck Noll Award (Top DEF) Eric Meyer #13 in his career (t-5th most all-time)
NY Jets, 34.20 4th DEF1 week all-time
David Carr Award (Lowest Scorer) William Battle #17 in his career (2nd most all-time)
#1 Power Ranking Eric Meyer #37 in his career (most all-time)
#12 Power Ranking Alex Kincaid #5 in his career
*Repeat from last week
Coaching Report
Who earned or cost him team the most points or a win based on coaching decisions? Find out here.
Coaching Report
Who earned or cost him team the most points or a win based on coaching decisions? Find out here.
Chuck Knox Award (Best Coach) Eric Meyer #6 in his career
Eric won his second Chuck Knox Award in as many weeks by earning a league-high 27.46 points and the win, succeeding on his lone coaching risk of picking up the New York Jets instead of the Carolina Panthers for a defensive spot start.
Hue Jackson Award (Worst Coach) William Battle #12 in his career (t-3rd most all-time)
By failing on both of his coaching risks, William earned this week's Hue Jackson Award. He cost his team 7.35 points by starting Minnesota's defense instead of Green Bay's and another 10.50 points by starting Calvin Austin at FLEX instead of Keon Coleman. His total loss of 17.85 points was a league-high for Week 10.
Managers took a combined 15 coaching risks this week and were successful on 6. The league's net point differential was - 22.38
To date in 2025, the AFL has a .441 success rate on 145 total coaching risks with a -174.07 point differential
Manager Luck Report
Who suffered an unlucky loss or earned a lucky win this week? Find out here. (Note: Season-long luck has a new home in the Power Rankings chart)
Manager Luck Report
Who suffered an unlucky loss or earned a lucky win this week? Find out here. (Note: Season-long luck has a new home in the Power Rankings chart)
Lucky Wins
None in Week 10
Unlucky Losses
None in Week 10
Positional Top 100 Leaderboards
These players posted one of the 100 best performances in AFL history within their position groups.
Positional Top 100 Leaderboards
These players posted one of the 100 best performances in AFL history within their position groups.
Jonathan Taylor, RB Jeffery McDonald 51.56 Points (#5 all-time)
De'Von Achane, RB Alex Mayo 40.11 Points (#33 all-time)
Jahmyr Gibbs, RB Stephen April 39.45 Points (#38 all-time)
Trey McBride, TE Brandon Saunders 23.80 Points (t-#73 all-time)
New York Jets DEF Eric Meyer 34.20 Points (t-#9 all-time)
Seattle Seahawks DEF Alex Kincaid 33.19 Points (#15 all-time)
Missed Opportunities
The players riding their managers' benches would have been key contributors.
Missed Opportunities
The players riding their managers' benches would have been key contributors.
Brandon Saunders left the #2 QB performance of the week on his bench
Jaxson Dart, 27.76 Points
William Battle left the #3 WR performance of the week on his bench
Jalen Nailor, 21.60 Points
Jeffery McDonald left the #2 TE performance of the week on his bench
George Kittle, 18.40 Points
William Battle left the #4 Po performance of the week on his bench
Dalton Schultz, 15.45 Points
Sean Kennedy left the #3 DEF performance of the week on his bench
Jacksonville Jaguars, 21.20 Points
Top 100 Team Scores
These managers' earned one of the 100 highest team scores in AFL history.
Top 100 Team Scores
These managers' earned one of the 100 highest team scores in AFL history.
Alex Mayo 151.36 Points (#90 all-time)
Weekly League-wide Point Total
How high- or low-scoring was this week in the context of AFL history?
Weekly League-wide Point Total
How high- or low-scoring was this week in the context of AFL history?
The AFL scored 1,394.20 points in Week 10
This ranked #33 in league history out of 180 regular season weeks and is the highest scoring week of 2025 so far.
Scoring Anomalies
Did the second-highest scoring team lose? Or the second-lowest scoring team win? These sorts of anomalies and more are included here.
Scoring Anomalies
Did the second-highest scoring team lose? Or the second-lowest scoring team win? These sorts of anomalies and more are included here.
For the 12th time in AFL history, the top six scoring teams all won their games.
This has not happened twice in the same season since Week 12 and 13 in 2021. This was the first occurrence of 2025.
Brandon Saunders's league-leading active streak of 100-point games extended to 14, setting a new career high and standing alone as the third longest streak in AFL history.
Alex Kincaid's league-leading active drought of 100-point games extended to 6, setting a new career high and tying the third longest drought in AFL history.
Clinching Scenarios
We're in the stretch run of the season and as managers can begin clinching playoff berths or division titles, those scenarios for the upcoming week will appear here.
Clinching Scenarios
We're in the stretch run of the season and as managers can begin clinching playoff berths or division titles, those scenarios for the upcoming week will appear here.
Eric Meyer has an opportunity to clinch his division this week with a win and losses by all three of the following:
Stephen April (vs Alex Kincaid)
Evan Ash (vs Anthony Battle)
Will Massimini (vs Sean Kennedy)
There are eight other scenarios involving ties that could clinch Eric the AFL East title.
Additionally, Eric has 49 different paths to clinch a playoff spot this week, most of them involving ties. PlayoffComputer was rather exhaustive, too exhaustive, really, considering some scenarios are identical to others except with one game result flipped.
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