Written by Cory Puffett
Published September 25, 2025
All-time H2H: Brandon leads series 11-8
Despite his team’s namesake scoring a game-low 1.70 points on Sunday night, Brandon continued his dominant early-season run. He has won his first three games with an average margin of victory of 49.44 points. Sure, that was assisted heavily by a remarkable Week 2 point differential, but he won this week’s contest by 25.36 points, a comfortable margin in its own right.
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Brandon and Ant faced off in a battle of unbeatens. Brandon’s squad got out to a hot start and never looked back. They led 73-37 when the early slate of Sunday games concluded.
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Though Ant’s Visionary fought back to hold a lead of less than two points heading into Monday night, we all know he didn’t stand a chance; the lone player left to go was Lamar Jackson.
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Brandon already had the matchup’s high scorer; Washington’s defense had outscored Kyren Williams by nearly four points. But Jackson topped Washington’s 25 points with 27 of his own and let Ant head to bed by the end of Baltimore’s first offensive possession.
All-time H2H: All-time series tied 4-4
All-time H2H: All-time series tied 9-9
All-time H2H: Jeffery leads series 2-0
All-time H2H: Cory leads series 10-5
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 – 133.77
Sean Kennedy – 134.13
YTD Tom Brady Award Winner Record: 1-2
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.
$4 - Tom Brady Award (Highest Scorer) Sean Kennedy #15 in his career (t-4th most all-time)
134.13 points Does not rank in Top 100 all-time
$1 - Norm Van Brocklin Award (Top QB) Evan Ash #12 in his career
Jalen Hurts, 30.52 7th career QB1 week
$1 - Adrian Peterson Award (Top RB) Jeffery McDonald* #2 in his career
Jonathan Taylor*, 32.71 6th career RB1 week
$1 - Flipper Anderson Award (Top WR) William Battle #7 in his career
Courtland Sutton, 21.75 2nd career WR1 week
$1 - Shannon Sharpe Award (Top TE) Sean Kennedy #17 in his career (t-3rd most all-time)
Hunter Henry, 25.90 1st career TE1 week
$1 - Scott O'Brien Award (Top K) Jeffery McDonald #1 in his career
Matt Gay, 13.90 3rd career K1 week
$1 - Chuck Noll Award (Top DEF) William Battle #22 in his career (most all-time)
MIN Vikings, 39.99 8th DEF1 week all-time
David Carr Award (Lowest Scorer) Stephen April #8 in his career
#1 Power Ranking Brandon Saunders #5 in his career
#12 Power Ranking Evan Ash #5 in his career
*Repeat from last week
Chuck Knox Award (Best Coach) William Battle #14 in his career (t-2nd most all-time)
Despite splitting success on his two coaching risks, William earned a league-high 22.97 points and a victory from his coaching decisions this week. He cost his team 8.29 points by starting RJ Harvey in the FLEX instead of Calvin Austin, but he made up for that and then some, earning 31.26 points by starting Minnesota's defense against the Bengals instead of Green Bay's against the Browns.
Hue Jackson Award (Worst Coach) Alex Mayo #10 in his career (t-3rd most all-time)
Thanks to two coaching fails on three risks, Alex cost his team a league-high 17.00 points in Week 3. He earned 5.62 points by starting DJ Moore at FLEX over Nick Chubb; but he started Buffalo's defense instead of Pittsburgh's, costing his team 10.02 points, and then started Jake Bates instead of Chase McLaughlin at kicker, which cost his squad another 12.60 points.
Managers took a combined 14 coaching risks this week and were successful on 7. The league's net point differential was +23.74
To date in 2025, the AFL has a .500 success rate on 40 total coaching risks with a +19.15 point differential
Lucky Wins
Will Massimini 5-6 breakdown (#7 scorer for the week)
Unlucky Losses
Evan Ash 7-4 breakdown (#5 scorer for the week)
Hunter Henry, TE Sean Kennedy 25.90 Points (t-#49 all-time)
Mark Andrews, TE Evan Ash 24.50 Points (t-#63 all-time)
MIN Vikings, DEF William Battle 39.99 Points (#2 all-time)
SEA Seahawks, DEF Alex Kincaid 29.54 Points (#29 all-time)
WAS Commanders, DEF Brandon Saunders 25.14 Points (#81 all-time)
Will Massimini left the #4 QB performance of the week on his bench
Geno Smith, 26.78 Points
Will Massimini left the #5 RB performance of the week on his bench
Cam Skattebo, 23.00 Points
Sean Kennedy left the #1 WR performance of the week on his bench
Tre Tucker, 37.88 Points (would have ranked #24 all-time)
Evan Ash left the #4 WR performance of the week on his bench
Luther Burden, 18.83 Points
Alex Mayo left the #4 TE performance of the week on his bench
T.J. Hockenson, 13.60 Points
Alex Mayo left the #1 K performance of the week on his bench
Chase McLaughlin, 22.10 Points (would have ranked #17 all-time)
None in Week 3
The AFL scored 1,392.48 points in Week 3
This ranked #36 in league history out of 173 regular season weeks
Brandon's league-leading active streak of 100-point games extended to eight
Sean Kennedy and Evan Ash's league-leading active droughts of 100-point games ended at three
Stephen takes over as the active leader as the only manager who failed to score 100 points in Week 3.