National Football Dynasty League

Treywentworth rolled to a 113.50-98.28 win behind Bhayshul Tuten's 24.70, while Chase Jam's rookie Omar Cooper flashed with 22.30 and Stefon Diggs chipped in 16.40, but it wasn't enough. Both managers left big games on the bench — ztaff sat C.J. Stroud's 23.98, and Treywentworth somehow benched both Tyler Shough's 26.96 and Kyle Pitts' 23.00, proving you can win ugly even with your own lineup card working against you. The 15.22-point margin looks tidy, but Treywentworth was favored by a whopping 40.33, so Chase Jam actually covered in a game they lost. Treywentworth climbs to 4-2 and holds 3rd, while Chase Jam stays steady at 3-3, parked in 4th for a second straight week.

Thomas the TD Engine stomped to the week's most lopsided win, with Drake Maye slinging his way to 23.80 and rookie Carnell Tate flashing serious upside with 19.00 as claytonmauldin cruised to a 119.90 to 83.68 blowout. Meanwhile, Super SkatteBros leaned on D'Andre Swift's solid 23.00, but it wasn't nearly enough — and RAnderson24 watched Ryan Flournoy and RJ Harvey rack up 17.00 and 14.60 from the bench, though neither benching would've flipped the result even combined. Adding insult to injury, claytonmauldin's own Trevor Lawrence torched for 28.34 on the pine — proof that even a blowout win can come with lineup regrets. The result drops Super SkatteBros to 2-4 and 8th place, while Thomas the TD Engine stays mired at 1-5 and dead last despite covering the 4.11-point spread in style.

Cook'n Rice stirred up the week's nail-biter, riding Tre Tucker's 26.70 and James Cook's 24.30 to a 117.38 to 110.66 escape act over Bake2803. Malik Nabers and Kenneth Walker both went off for Bake2803, dropping 28.50 and 27.90 respectively, but it wasn't enough to overcome the final margin of 6.72. Making matters spicier, Germie Bernard cooked up 25.70 on Bake2803's taxi squad — untouchable points that hint at a tasty future even in defeat. Meanwhile ColtonHower left Tyrone Tracy's 18.50 planted on the bench, a decision that drew groans but didn't decide anything. Bake2803 was favored by a whopping 30.99, yet Cook'n Rice covered in style, climbing to 3-3 and jumping to 6th while Bake2803 slides to 1-5 and stays stuck at 9th.

Team Blows rolled to a 106.12 to 77.92 win, leaning on Jonathan Taylor's 21.10 to anchor the scoreboard while gsmyers25's bench quietly stacked up a ridiculous haul — Michael Penix's 23.10 and Jordan Love's 21.24 never even got off the sideline. Hampton Inn got a solid 19.52 from Kirk Cousins and 15.70 from Jalen Coker, but it wasn't nearly enough, and Justin Herbert's 9.76 sat unused too, though starting him couldn't have changed the result anyway. The 28.20-point margin blew well past the 23.50-point spread, giving Team Blows a comfortable cover. Both teams sit at 3-3, but Team Blows climbs to 5th while Hampton Inn slides to 7th after posting the league's lowest score of the week.

Christian McCaffrey rolled right over the pre-game numbers with a 30.70-point stiff-arm to the spread, and with Matthew Golden and Bryce Young chipping in chunks of production, I Love Brock & Roll put up the week's best score in the whole league. Nicholas W. Cookserio didn't go quietly — Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Isaiah Likely, and DeVonta Smith all turned in strong nights — but it wasn't enough to hold off the upset. NolanGrush's squad was supposed to lose by 11.04 and instead won by 20.22, a full-scale cover-and-conquer. Both teams sit at 5-1, but the standings flipped: I Love Brock & Roll rockets to 1st while Nicholas W. Cookserio slides to 2nd.