National Football Dynasty League

Jaxon Smith-Njigba leads the entire league with 196.16 lineup points, every bit of it fueling Nicholas W. Cookserio. Jahmyr Gibbs (171.00) and Josh Allen (165.26) aren't far behind, carrying Super SkatteBros and Treywentworth respectively, while CeeDee Lamb's 155.50 points make him the engine for Chase Jam. Kenneth Walker III rounds out the top five with 147.70 for Bake2803. Elsewhere, Jonathan Taylor (137.50) paces Team Blows, Christian McCaffrey (144.00) leads I Love Brock & Roll, and Luther Burden III (97.00) is the top scorer for Thomas the TD Engine, which says plenty about that roster's season.

The injury report hits Nicholas W. Cookserio the hardest, with Lamar Jackson (Out, ankle, Sprain, last played Week 4), DeVonta Smith (Out, hamstring, last played Week 6), Emeka Egbuka (Out, concussion, last played Week 6), and David Montgomery (Out, groin, last played Week 5) all sidelined simultaneously. Hampton Inn also took a hit losing Davante Adams, who delivered 102.00 points — tops on the team — and is now on IR (hamstring, surgery); he last played in Week 6. Team Blows is dealing with both Mike Evans (Out, achilles, Tendinitis, last played Week 6) and Terry McLaurin (Out, knee, last played Week 6), while Jalen Hurts sits on IR with a calf issue for I Love Brock & Roll after last playing Week 5.

Nicholas W. Cookserio struck gold again on waivers, landing Emanuel Wilson for a $69 bid who has delivered 63.90 lineup points since becoming a starter in Week 4. Hampton Inn has quietly built a nice free-agency haul too, with Devaughn Vele (59.00 points), Kirk Cousins ($5 bid, 39.92 points), and Juwan Johnson (33.60 points) all contributing. Cook'n Rice's Tre Tucker rounds out the top five with 48.00 points since becoming a starter in Weeks 6 and 7.

Thomas the TD Engine takes the dubious crown here, leaving 234.70 points on the bench — a gap between 640.78 actual and a possible 875.48. Team Blows (232.24 gap) and Bake2803 (226.20 gap) aren't far behind in the lineup-management blooper reel. Even the top teams aren't immune — I Love Brock & Roll still left 139.48 points stranded despite posting the league's best actual total at 1088.46.

Through Week 7, I Love Brock & Roll (6-1, 1088.46 points for) and Nicholas W. Cookserio (6-1, 1074.52) sit atop the heap, with Treywentworth and Chase Jam holding down three and four. The last two playoff spots belong to Team Blows and Cook'n Rice, but Hampton Inn is level on wins with the last seed and Super SkatteBros lurks just one win back, so the bubble is very much alive. Nobody's road is kinder than Nicholas W. Cookserio's, whose remaining opponents average just 116.43 points, while Team Blows has to survive a gauntlet averaging 133.64. Nothing is decided yet.

Hampton Inn has been the league's luckiest outfit, posting a 3-4 record despite an all-play mark of just 10-53 (.159) — scoreboard magic at its finest. On the flip side, Bake2803 has gotten nothing but bad breaks, sitting 1-6 actual against a .413 all-play clip, the widest unlucky gap in the league. Nicholas W. Cookserio, meanwhile, is simply dominant either way, with its 6-1 record matching a gaudy 55-8 all-play ledger.

Hampton Inn and Chase Jam have been money in the clutch, each going 2-0 in games decided by under 10.00 points, while Bake2803's 0-2 mark in close games fits its rough season. For steadiness, Cook'n Rice has been the model of consistency with a spread of just 10.10, while Treywentworth has been a rollercoaster at 29.96, swinging from a 174.50 explosion to a 90.46 dud.

Nicholas W. Cookserio's receiving corps has been an absolute machine, leading the league with 484.36 lineup points at WR, while Super SkatteBros has gotten it done on the ground with a league-best 415.10 RB points. Thomas the TD Engine, meanwhile, has struggled at running back and tight end, posting the league's weakest RB (102.20) and TE (41.80) production.

I Love Brock & Roll has been the league's biggest riser, jumping from 4th and a championship-game loss last year to 1st now at 6-1, up three spots. Hampton Inn and Chase Jam aren't far behind, each climbing spots after rough or middling 2025 finishes. On the other side, Cook'n Rice has taken the hardest tumble, falling four spots from 2nd in the 2025 regular season to 6th now, a year after winning the championship, while Bake2803 and Super SkatteBros have each slid as well.

The crown sits a little crooked this year — defending champ ColtonHower's Cook'n Rice has stumbled to 3-4 and slid to a power rank of 7 of 10, dropping a spot after being 6 just last week. Meanwhile runner-up NolanGrush looks like he's done waiting his turn, with I Love Brock & Roll rolling to a 6-1 record and parking firmly at power rank 1 of 10, unmoved and unbothered. If this keeps up, the sequel might outshine the original.

Hampton Inn's NateN08 has been the story of the league, going 3-4 after averaging 0.0 wins and a 0-7 start in 2025 — a full 3.0 wins ahead of his usual pace. I Love Brock & Roll's NolanGrush (1.7 wins ahead) and Nicholas W. Cookserio's logangraham (1.5 wins ahead) are also running hot compared to their norms. On the flip side, Bake2803, Super SkatteBros, and Thomas the TD Engine are each a full win behind their typical pace, while Cook'n Rice and Team Blows are trailing slightly at 0.5 and 0.8 wins behind, respectively.

Chase Jam has been an absolute house of horrors for Thomas the TD Engine, leading 7-0 across all 7 meetings including a playoff game, and riding an active 7-game win streak in the series. Nicholas W. Cookserio has similarly owned Team Blows at 6-0 in 6 meetings and Cook'n Rice at 4-0 in 4 meetings, with an active 6-game win streak running against both Team Blows and Super SkatteBros. For pure balance, look no further than Super SkatteBros and I Love Brock & Roll, dead even at 4-4 across 8 meetings, or Treywentworth and Team Blows, knotted at 2-2 in 4 meetings including a playoff game.