Week 11 · Season 2026 · 12 teams
The lead
Leaving points on the bench is a weekly tradition in fantasy football, but watching 10.68 points sit unused while losing by 7.39 brings a specific kind of regret. Stiff-Arm Stags found out the hard way in Week 11, watching Tucker Norden sit idle while the starting lineup fell just short. When a game comes down to two plays, every unused point on the pine looks like an active choice. Stiff-Arm Stags fell to 6-5 on the year, proving once again that the hardest part of managing a roster isn't finding talent, but putting it in the right slots at kickoff.
Around the league
Bubble-Screen Bobcats
TopTristan Caldale 36.28 · Theo Ravcombe 16.57 · Sawyer Ixwick 14.90
Bench regretTy Nevcott 8.76
Tight-End Terriers
TopCaleb Ravford 15.72 · Sawyer Pelvane 14.33 · Emmett Ashridge 14.00
Bench regretWilder Dorton 6.80
Screen-Pass Seagulls
TopJaxon Eldvik 21.74 · Reid Salcrest 19.33 · Orion Orlden 17.02
Bench regretXander Garden 6.81
Hash-Mark Herons
TopTitus Uldmoor 15.13 · Bennett Eldthorne 13.10 · Wilder Quinvane 11.71
Bench regretOrion Marley 12.28
Overtime Otters
TopFlynn Lorcombe 40.98 · Rowan Ravdale 21.82 · Emmett Belcott 15.50
Bench regretTheo Lorshaw 9.20
Hail Mary Club
TopRhett Hanmere 21.61 · Griffin Zanshaw 20.06 · Archer Halden 18.38
Bench regretCaleb Dunthorne 10.11
Neutral Zone
TopRudy Gorwell 21.24 · Jonas Tevvane 17.37 · Orion Calthorne 17.03
Bench regretRudy Uldcrest 15.21
Motion Mallards
TopTy Ashfield 15.01 · Hale Marford 13.62 · Kade Sevmont 11.02
Bench regretTy Lorcrest 9.87
Trick-Play Turtles
TopBennett Calmere 24.69 · Bennett Kelcombe 24.52 · Tanner Eldmoor 15.05
Bench regretBrecken Norworth 15.71
Route-Tree Roadrunners
TopMagnus Belstead 20.19 · Orion Nevwell 17.82 · Kellan Dorvane 15.22
Bench regretKellan Pribrook 8.39
Midfield Magpies
TopAmos Quincombe 17.13 · Griffin Norton 16.86 · Cameron Iskdale 16.64
Bench regretHolden Nevshaw 9.19
Stiff-Arm Stags
TopGrady Falstead 22.51 · Porter Mormont 16.50 · Cameron Salshaw 14.14
Bench regretTucker Norden 13.87
Bubble-Screen Bobcats handled business comfortably this week, rolling past Tight-End Terriers 118.23 to 82.58. Tristan Caldale led the charge as the top scorer for Bubble-Screen Bobcats, putting the game out of reach early and handing the Terriers a 35.65-point loss.
Screen-Pass Seagulls held off Hash-Mark Herons by an 11.47-point margin, securing a 103.01 to 91.54 victory. Jaxon Eldvik paced Screen-Pass Seagulls as the game's top scorer to keep his squad moving forward.
Overtime Otters put up the week's highest total, topping Hail Mary Club 130.22 to 117.89. Flynn Lorcombe was the top scorer for Overtime Otters, providing the high-end output needed to claim a 12.33-point win over the league leaders.
Neutral Zone controlled their matchup from start to finish, defeating Motion Mallards 110.66 to 81.83. Rudy Gorwell anchored the effort as the game's top performer, driving a 28.83-point margin of victory.
Trick-Play Turtles survived the closest game of the week, squeezing past Route-Tree Roadrunners 115.35 to 113.17. Bennett Calmere delivered as the top scorer for Trick-Play Turtles, securing the win by a razor-thin 2.18 points.
Midfield Magpies earned a 100.65 to 93.26 victory over Stiff-Arm Stags. Even though Stiff-Arm Stags took the loss, Grady Falstead managed to finish as the top scorer in the contest.
Standings
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Hail Mary Club continues to hold down the top spot in the standings at 8-3 despite this week's setback, holding onto a playoff bye alongside the 7-4 Tight-End Terriers. The middle of the bracket remains completely jammed, as four teams share a 6-5 record: Route-Tree Roadrunners (3rd), Trick-Play Turtles (4th), Stiff-Arm Stags (5th), and Overtime Otters (6th).
Right on the outside looking in is Neutral Zone at 5-6, leading a massive group of five teams with identical records trying to crash the six-team bracket. Screen-Pass Seagulls, Bubble-Screen Bobcats, Midfield Magpies, and Hash-Mark Herons all sit at 5-6 as well, keeping the bubble wide open with two weeks of the regular season remaining. At 2-9, Motion Mallards remain at the bottom of the standings.
Power rankings
Solid line: where the model ranks each team. Dashed line: where the desk put them. marks a week the two disagreed. Power score (0 to 100) blends all-play record (45%), scoring (35%) and head-to-head record (20%).
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A season-long average of 118.88 points per game keeps them in the top position despite a tough week.
An all-play record of 74-47 reflects a roster that performs well across the board almost every week.
They rise up the board thanks to an average of 115.06 points per game that ranks near the very top of the league.
A solid 68-53 all-play record shows they are consistently competitive regardless of weekly match-ups.
Sitting at 61-60 in all-play, they continue to stay right in the thick of the postseason hunt.
An 8-3 record leads the standings, though an all-play record of 59-62 suggests they have benefited from favorable timing.
A 62-59 all-play mark demonstrates a balanced squad that stays competitive in most games.
They sit dead center in the league landscape with a 61-60 all-play record.
A strong week raised their scoring output, even with a 58-63 all-play mark on the year.
A 56-65 all-play record keeps them right near where their points total predicts.
An all-play record of 46-75 makes it tough to move up the ladder right now.
A league-low 100.28 points per game leaves them locked at the bottom spot.
The luck index
Hail Mary Club continues an incredible four-week run of good fortune, sitting at +2.6 wins over expectation with an earned win total of 5.4 compared to their 8-3 record. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Motion Mallards have spent four straight weeks carrying the league's worst luck, holding a -1.7 luck rating with just 2 wins despite 3.7 earned wins. Neutral Zone has also faced an uphill battle at -1.1 luck, winning 5 games against 6.1 earned wins. Meanwhile, Midfield Magpies sit closest to true neutral on the season with a -0.1 luck rating on 5.1 earned wins.
Next week
On the line in every game: Bye seedWildcard race
Week 12 features a massive Game of the Week pairing Screen-Pass Seagulls (5-6) against Tight-End Terriers (7-4), a game with heavy wildcard and bye-seed implications. Bubble-Screen Bobcats (5-6) take on league leader Hail Mary Club (8-3), while Hash-Mark Herons (5-6) face off against Neutral Zone (5-6) in a head-to-head battle between bubble teams.
Elsewhere, Trick-Play Turtles (6-5) duel Overtime Otters (6-5) in a game that will break a tie in the standings, Stiff-Arm Stags (6-5) meet Motion Mallards (2-9), and Route-Tree Roadrunners (6-5) play Midfield Magpies (5-6). There are no NFL teams on bye in Week 12.
The transaction desk
Trade activity remains closed after passing the deadline two weeks ago in Week 9, leaving rosters set for the stretch run. Managers made 6 total waiver moves this week to patch up their lineups for the playoff push.