CRFFL Power Rankings

Jeff slides two spots to #10 despite posting a respectable 183.45 points in Week 2. Lamar Jackson (27.9 points), Tre Tucker (25.7 points), and Jayden Daniels (22.9 points) provided high individual ceiling games, backed by tight end production from Jake Ferguson (20.65 points) and Trey McBride (18.8 points). However, negative points from the San Francisco defense (-0.05) and volatile wide receiver target shares leave Jeff's weekly probability curve wider and less predictable than his peer group.

Pam dips two positions to #9 following a 152.9-point showing in Week 2, though Josh Allen provided an absolute masterclass with 59.5 individual points. George Kittle (19.05 points) and Tetairoa McMillan (17.8 points) flashed strong efficiency, but a near-zero performance from Malik Nabers (1.1 points) and 2.3 points from Jaxson Dart throttled overall output. Pam's roster possesses intrinsic upside, but needs secondary pass-catchers to regress upward toward their seasonal medians.

KC moves down three spots to #8 despite holding a flawless 2-0 record and posting 207.6 points in Week 2. Patrick Mahomes (51.45 points) and Jalen Hurts (35.1 points) delivered transcendent quarterback play, while Travis Kelce (28.2) and James Cook (26.6) dominated their respective positions. However, a -5.8 point drag from the Philadelphia defense and zero points from DJ Moore highlight efficiency gaps in portfolio distribution that our model flags for slight regression.

Mike M. climbs three spots from #10 to #7 after orchestrating the highest single-week total in the league with a staggering 249.25 points. Dak Prescott (50.55 points) and Matthew Stafford (48.0 points) formed an unstoppable superflex engine, while Jaxon Smith-Njigba announced his arrival with a massive 46.25-point performance. Brandon Aubrey's 16.0 kicking points provided a high-floor bonus. If Mike M. can stabilize his running back room behind Breece Hall, his ceiling will match anyone in the conference.

Randy executes a well-deserved three-spot elevation from #9 to #6 after exploding for 205.1 points in a furious Week 2 effort. Davante Adams put on a clinic with 42.85 points, while the signal-caller duo of C.J. Stroud (31.45 points) and Bo Nix (29.9 points) established supreme QB leverage. Ja'Marr Chase added 27.0 points to prove that Randy's 0-2 record is a product of early variance rather than low expected output. If Rashod Bateman maintains his 22.6-point peripheral target trend, Randy will climb even higher.

Marcus sits at an enviable 2-0 record after grinding out 171.9 points in Week 2, powered by Brock Purdy's staggering 45.35-point explosion and Kenneth Walker's 30.95-point ground performance. While sitting at #5 in our analytics power grid, Marcus has maximized win probability despite a temporary zero from Puka Nacua. Baker Mayfield's solid 23.35 points at superflex reinforces a stable floor, though sustained success will depend on target distribution health across his wide receiver corps.

Corey holds a top-tier evaluation despite sliding one position to #4, thanks to a league-leading cumulative total of 419.85 points for. Jared Goff delivered a pristine 49.8-point performance in Week 2, paired with CeeDee Lamb's standard excellence (38.55 points) and Derrick Henry's reliable ground work (21.15 points). With Stefon Diggs providing 22.5 points off the bench, Corey possesses remarkable depth. His roster's xFP metrics indicate that last week's 186.25 point total is closer to his median floor than his ceiling.

Mike F. slips just one spot to #3 following a slight Week 2 lull of 146.05 points, but his long-term statistical ledger remains exceedingly strong with 395.3 total cumulative points. Jahmyr Gibbs demonstrated elite dual-threat efficiency with a 27.5-point performance, while Jaylen Waddle contributed a robust 25.35-point ceiling. Caleb Williams and the Baltimore defense underperformed expectations, but Mike F.'s roster features high weighted target volume across the board. Expect Stars & Stripes to recalibrate quickly as target share metrics normalize in Week 3.

Ed makes a spectacular four-spot jump in our rankings, vaulting from #6 up to #2 after an impressive 169.25-point outing in Week 2. This dramatic ascent was spearheaded by dominant masterclasses from Amon-Ra St. Brown (38.4 points) and Jonathan Taylor (35.05 points), alongside an extraordinary 24.75-point spike from the New England defense. While our diagnostic models caution that defense scoring spikes carry high week-to-week variance, Ed's core positional workload—complemented by Tyler Shough's 35.9-point bench signal—suggests this upward surge is grounded in genuine offensive efficiency rather than a temporary statistical mirage.