FANTASY PLAYOFF POOL 2026

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Rhamondre Stevenson makes a shoestring catch and scores a 7-yard TD with 2:21 left in SB60 that had big ramifications in the Playoff Pool standings. On the play: DAN WILLIAMS takes back the Playoff Pool lead from SCHAFLER, which he had lost on the Nwosu pick-six with 4:37 remaining. The TD also moved JIM BILLELO into third place and MAYE THE ODDS BE EVER IN MY FAVOR into fifth place. Also, COSTELLO cracks the top 10 for the first time with a move into sixth place. COSTELLO would eventually push into the top five with 38 seconds left in the game on a completion by Drake Maye.





CHAMPIONS-DAN WILLIAMS





DAN WILLIAMS had the top scoring QB Drake Maye. In four playoff games, Maye threw for 828 yards with 6 TD passes and 4 interceptions, while running for 168 yards and a score. DAN WILLIAMS had Puka Nacua, who is the Playoff Pool MVP. Nacua was the pool’s WR1 with 24 catches for 332 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns. AT RB, DAN WILLIAMS had Rhamondre Stevenson, who had 343 scrimmage yards in the playoffs and caught a TD pass in SB60. Stevenson is RB3 in the pool. Also at RB, Kyren Williams was the Pool’s RB2. He had 253 scrimmage yards and 4 TDs. DAN WILLIAMS also had the top scoring defense, New England, which caused 8 turnovers and had 13 sacks. The Pats’ defense also made four 4th-down stops and scored a TD. Most of the top entries found a productive lower-cost player. DAN WILLIAMS nailed it with $4 bargain WR, Marvin Mims Jr., who caught 12 balls for 155 yards and a TD.


SCHAFLER--runner up





With 2:10 left in SB60, Kenneth Walker III broke loose on an apparent 47-yard TD run that would have given SCHAFLER the Pool Championship and Walker the Pool MVP, but the play was nullified by a holding penalty. Kenneth Walker III did wind up as the Super Bowl MVP and the top overall scorer in the Playoff Pool. K9 rushed for 313 yards, had 9 catches for 74 yards, and scored 4 TDs. At QB, SCHAFLER had Caleb Williams, who passed for 618 yards with 4 TD passes and 5 interceptions. Caleb also rushed for 60 yards. SCHAFLER has the Rookie of the Year, tight end, Colston Loveland. The 10th overall pick out of Michigan led all rookies in the pool with 23 fantasy points. Loveland had 12 catches for 193 yards in the playoffs. Schafler’s wide receivers are Jaxon Smith-Njigba (17-199-2), D.J. Moore (11-116-2) and Pop Douglas (8-84-1). SCHAFLER had the Seattle defense, which scored the TD in the Super Bowl that had temporarily given him the lead in the pool. Seattle’s “Dark Side” defense forced 7 turnovers and had 9 sacks in the playoffs.



BILLELO - 3rd place





JIM BILLELO has Maye (QB), Kyren Williams (RB), Stevenson (RB) and Nacua (WR) in common with the Champion (DAN WILLIAMS). BILLELO was runner-up after week 3, fell as low as 5th place during SB60 and made it back to 3rd place on Maye's TD pass to Stevenson with 2:21 remaining in SB60. Other key selections for BILLELO was $5 WR Kayshon Boutte, who had 9 catches for 168 yards and a TD. Also, Harrison Mevis, the ‘thiccer kicker’ had 6 field goals and 9 PATs. Lastly, Cole Kmet ($3) at tight end scored 10 fantasy points, which doesn’t sound like a lot, but it was the most by a TE salaried under $5. Kmet got most of his fantasy points on a dramatic, improbable TD catch in the division round.



JOEY DIABLO--FOURTH PLACE





DIABLO was the top team with Super Bowl-winning QB Sam Darnold. It is likely that a big Super Bowl performance from Sam Darnold could have pushed DIABLO over the top. In the playoffs, Darnold threw for 690 yards with 5 TD passes and no interceptions. JOEY DIABLO has Kenneth Walker (RB), JSN (WR) and Stevenson (RB) in common with runner-up SCHAFLER. DIABLO has Marvin Mims (WR) and the Patriots’ defense in common with the champ (WILLIAMS). DIABLO was the highest scoring team in the Division Round of the playoffs. Two of DIABLO’s players peaked in the division round, but fizzled otherwise WR Stefon Diggs (14-110-1) played in four games, but 11 of his 18 fantasy points came in the division round, including a key TD catch against Houston. Kicker Will Lutz scored 16 fantasy points with 4 FGs and 3 PATs in the division round, but Lutz was scoreless in his other game (AFC Championship) and missed a FG. Nevertheless, the division round performances of these two players contributed to the fourth place finish for DIABLO as well as a division round payout.


COSTELLO-FIFTH PLACE





COSTELLO did not crack the top ten until Maye’s TD pass to Stevenson with 2:21 remaining in SB60, which put him in sixth. Then, with 39 seconds left, a 9-yard pass by Drake Maye nudged COSTELLO into fifth place. COSTELLO had Maye (QB), Williams (RB), Stevenson (RB) and Nacua (WR) in common with the champions. Also, COSTELLO had Colston Loveland (TE) and Pop Douglas (WR), in common with the runner-up SCHAFFLER. COSTELLO needed every point he scored to crack the top five, so the Packers' defense did enough in their one game to help with 4 fourth-down stops, 2 interceptions and a sack.



MAYE THE ODDS BE EVER IN MY FAVOR (6th) AND FAFAFOOEYS (7th)






In 6th and 7th place are the top Matthew Stafford teams

MAYE THE ODDS BE EVER IN MY FAVOR and FAFAFOOEYS. Stafford threw for 936 yards with 6 TD passes and one interception in his three playoff games. Stafford was the QB2 in the pool behind Maye. Both of these teams also had Kyren Williams (RB), Stevenson (RB) and Nacua (WR). They both also had Kayshon Boutte (WR). MAYE THE ODDS... had value picks in Pop Douglas (WR) and Cole Kmet (TE), while FAFAFOOEYS found a $3 WR with some production in Xavier Hutchinson. Hutchinson had 6 catches for 65 yards in the playoffs.



TRAINOFPAIN 8th pLACE and 9TH PLACE (SMENTEK)





There were unfortunate injuries occurring in the playoffs. George Kittle (Achillies), Bo Nix (ankle) and Zach Charbonnet (ACL). It's hard to find somebody more likely derailed from a Championshiprun by an injury than 8th place TRAINOFPAIN, who had Charbonnet at RB. This was the top entry without Rhamondre Stevenson. If you replace Charbonnet, with Stevenson, this would be the winning entry. It was another Stafford led team and had both Pool MVP Nacua and Super Bowl MVP Walker. Smentek also had brilliant selections with D.J. Moore (WR) and Loveland (TE). Smentek struck gold with $3WR 49ers' Demarcus Robinson (WR), who had 6 catches for 111 yards in the wild card round and 19 fantasy points. Smentek's 9th place TRAINOFPAIN was more similar to the other top finishers with the core of Maye (QB), Williams (RB), Stevenson (RB) and Nacua (WR).





O'CONNOR--10th PLACE





O’CONNOR did not have Pool MVP Puka Nacua. He did not have the Pool’s top-scorer, Kenneth Walker. He did not have the top-scoring QB, Drake Maye or even the player who appeared on each of the top seven entries, Rhamondre Stevenson. Yet, with 13:29 remaining in SB60, O’ CONNOR got a TD pass from his QB to his tight end, which propelled him into the top five and O'CONNOR stayed there until 2:21 remained in the big game. O’CONNOR’s roster has QB Sam Darnold, RB Kyren Williams , WR JSN and WR D.J. Moore. But, O’CONNOR has four players and a defense that nobody in front of him had. First, Christian Kirk, a $4 WR, had 10 catches for 164 yards. Kirk was the Pool’s WR3 and was outscored only by Puka and JSN, who both cost double his salary. Also, the Houston Texans’ defense, which scored 30+ fantasy points for the third straight year. The Houston defense had 2 TDs, 9 sacks and forced 5 turnovers. Also, kicker Matt Prater, kicked 5 FGs and 6 PATS. Two of his FGs were from beyond 50 yards. CONNOR’s tight end, A.J. Barner scored the first TD of SB60. Lastly, RB Kyle Monangai, had 121 scrimmage yards in two playoff games. Monangai was cheaper and a drop off from the pool’s top performing RBs.



WEEK 3 STANDINGS


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Good luck to anyone still in the running and congratulations to Dan Williams in week 3. It's been a rough tournament where entries have been stalled by injuries and bad weather almost as much as team eliminations. We've seen key players like Zach Charbonnet, George Kittle and Bo Nix suffer season-ending type injuries with their team still advancing, not to mention Nico Collins knocked out and losing a game with a concussion. We had wind chills near zero in Chicago, we had wet snow and rain in New England and we had a blizzard roll in for the second half in Denver.


Dan Williams is the victor in Week 3. Dan enters SB60 with three active players, including QB Drake Maye, who has thrown for 533 yards and 4 TDs. Maye has also showed himself to be an effective runner with 131 yards rushing and a score. WILLIAMS also has the top scoring New England defense, which has caused 8 turnovers, one of them a pick-six. The Pats’ D has also registered 12 sacks and made four 4th-down stops. WILLIAMS had a solid rushing attack with the running-back tandem of Kyren Williams (253 scrimmage yards and 4 TDs) and Rhamondre Stevenson (280 scrimmage yards).


DAM WILLIAMS nailed two key components of a great pool entry at wide receiver. WILLIAMS got the star player that shined, Puka Nacua, who was taken on 30.6% of the pool entries. Nacua (24 catches for 332 yards and 3 TDs) is currently the pool’s top scoring player. The question will be did Puka do enough before his team’s elimination to secure one of his entries a Pool Championship? The other component WILLIAMS nailed was the more difficult one, which was getting a big performance from a $4 bargain WR. WILLIAMS’ selection of Marvin Mims Jr. paid off as Mims caught 12 balls for 155 yards and a TD.





WEEK TWO STANDINGS


NEEDLE-SHARP PERFORMANCE



The roster of CRAIG PINES stayed strong and sharp through the winter snow this week. Kyren Williams stood the tallest with 192 yards from scrimmage and 3 TDs. Both WR Puka Nacua and RB Christian McCaffrey each have 180+ scrimmage yards and two scores. WR D.J. Moore has 116 receiving yards and two TDs. WR Kayshon Boutte (7-141) has one touchdown catch and needed only one hand to make it. CRAIG PINES got spectacular plays and solid stats from QB Caleb Williams, who threw for 618 yards and 4 TDs and ran for 60 yards.





DIVISION ROUND ONLY STANDINGS


HELL OF A VICTORY





The top 3 finishers for the divisional playoff round are all former Pool Champions and it is JOEY DIABLO that prevails with FIORINO in 2nd place and the BULLETS in third. Former champs, PRIMETIME and PETER D also finished inside the week's top ten.


Kenneth Walker III was the star of the week with 116 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns. Walker was on each of the top 7 finishers. Walker will be shouldering a full load with Zach Charbonnet injured. Finding the end zone was key for DIABLO, who got TDs from all three WRs: JSN, Stefon Diggs and Marvin Mims Jr. The New England defense gave DIABLO a TD as well. The Patriots' defense returned one of their 4 interceptions for a score and also had a 3 sacks and a forced fumble. For DIABLO, kicker Will Lutz kicked 4 field goals and 3 PATs.



DIABLO's DIV RD WIN





All three of DIABLO's wide receivers caught TDs, including Stefon Diggs.



WEEK ONE STANDINGS




HUNTER HANGS ON



The last two Pool MVPs went head-to-head in Philadelphia. CMC got the best of the Saquon Barkley and the Eagles with over 100 scrimmage yards and two 4Q TDs. The performance by CMC helped HUNTER HAM top the standings in week one. HUNTER HAM got over 100 scrimmage yards from his other RB Rhamondre Stevenson as well. All of HUNTER HAM's receivers and TE caught a TD Christian Watson (3-36), Jalen Coker (9-134), Parker Washington (7-107) and Hunter Henry (3-64). QB Brock Purdy threw for 262 yards and 2 TD passes, while the Pats defense had 6 sacks, forced a fumble and did not allow a TD.




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