Week 7 Pro League Recap

Caleb’s thatguyPegleg took firm control of the Eagle Conference duel, blowing past Shannon’s Burnt Baked Goods 159.22–113.32 thanks to dominant efforts from Trey McBride (29.40), CeeDee Lamb (22.00), and Zach Charbonnet (19.50).

Shannon’s squad, normally a powerhouse, sputtered behind a quiet Baker Mayfield and a broken goose-egg from Mike Evans. Jahmyr Gibbs’ 36.80 explosion wasn’t nearly enough to close the gap.

Final Verdict: thatguyPegleg rises in the Eagle ranks, while Burnt Baked Goods gets singed — proving even top bakers can burn the batch now and then.

Venice’s Chase Little Kittle stunned top-seeded Andrew’s WheelBurrow blown tyre 167.24–157.50, lighting up the Eagle Conference scoreboard.

Venice rode monster outings from Ja’Marr Chase (38.10) and DeVonta Smith (33.30), while Jonathan Taylor bulldozed for 34.20 in a vintage performance. Jayden Daniels managed the tempo and Philly’s D sealed it with 12.00 points of their own.

Andrew wasn’t far behind — Christian McCaffrey (39.10) and Justin Herbert (29.90) powered a huge push, but the supporting cast fizzled out late. WheelBurrow’s wheels finally wobbled as Venice handed the league leader his second taste of defeat.

Final Verdict: Venice storms back above .500 while Andrew’s second straight loss opens up the skies over the Eagle Conference standings.

Adam’s Tyrone Tracy Biggums continued his midseason climb, outmuscling Christian’s Kittle me timbers 151.42–134.44 in a back-and-forth Eagle clash.

Adam leaned on the steady hands of Keenan Allen (28.90) and Amon-Ra St. Brown (20.60), while Daniel Jones kept the chains moving with a sharp 22.22. Jaylen Warren chipped in with 19.80 as Biggums found balance across the board.

Christian’s crew wasn’t far off — Patrick Mahomes (26.24) and Jordan Addison (21.80) kept Kittle me timbers alive, but sub-par showings from Ashton Jeanty (4.40) and Rome Odunze (5.10) sank the comeback bid.

Final Verdict: Adam moves himself past .500 and keeps himself in playoff range, while Christian drops to 2–5 and faces rough seas ahead in the Eagle standings.

Jess’s Jessicoot pulled out a hard-fought 132.54–128.38 win over Joseph’s Drakes cakes in a tight Eagle Conference tilt decided by only a handful of plays.

Jalen Hurts (24.04) led from the pocket, while A.J. Brown (28.10) and Chris Olave (26.80) combined for a massive aerial attack that offset modest showings from the backfield. DET DEF chipped in 14 points to secure the win.

Joseph nearly stole it behind Drake Maye (23.08), a clutch CLE defense (26.00), and consistent production from Pollard and Stevenson. But an uneven receiving corps left him just short in a high-effort showing.

Final Verdict: Jess steadies the ship with a crucial divisional win, while Drakes cakes remain stuck searching for consistency in the mid-tier of the Eagle standings.

Jacob’s queens22 erupted for a season-high 169.86 points to crush Reece’s The Four Horsemen in dominant fashion.

Bo Nix (38.96) was electric in his incredible comeback, and Quinshon Judkins (26.4) and Jake Ferguson (21.9) kept the gas pedal down while NE DEF added 19 to seal it. The deep, balanced performance gave Jacob his first real breakout of the year, and he’s hoping to keep the wheels rolling.

Reece, meanwhile, leaned on Davante Adams (26.5) and Matthew Stafford (27.38), though that is where the highlights from his supporting cast came to a close. 7 of his starters checked in with single-digit points, leaving Tyler Warren in a “I did okay” category all his own.

Final Verdict: Jacob finally puts it all together, storming past The Four Horsemen to notch a statement win and breathe new life into their Eagle campaign.

Matt’s NonDenominationalMcCaffry rode another monster outing from Christian McCaffrey (39.10) and a steady hand from Jalen Hurts (24.04) to cruise past Mitch’s My Team is Purdy.

Mitch got a spark from Matthew Stafford (27.38) and Tee Higgins (21.6), but the strike and 0 from Deebo Samuel and another 0 from the crushing injury to the returning Mike Evans crushed any hope of keeping pace.

Final Verdict: Matt solidifies his hold at the top spot in the Roo standings, while Mitch will need to regroup after a truly offensive week with his lack of offense.

Benny’s Run Bijan Run 🏃🏿‍➡️ kept rolling with another balanced performance, highlighted by Trey McBride’s monster 29.4 and Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s breakout 26.3.

Alex’s Get your Tets out hung tough behind Quinshon Judkins (26.4) and Jordan Addison (21.8), but couldn’t quite keep up with Benny’s offensive depth.

Final Verdict: Benny uses this win, coming off of his record-setting high score in Week 6 to slide to the top of the Roo conference standings, while Alex slides below .500 as mid-season panic begins to set in.

Tyler’s Nardlet8 barely escaped with a nail-biting 178.74–177.96 victory over Jack’s givethemtheD in one of the highest-scoring shootouts of the season. Both managers brought fireworks, but it was Tyler’s steady veteran core that held the line in the Roo Conference showdown.

Tyler’s squad leaned on monster outings from Ja’Marr Chase (38.10) and Keenan Allen (28.90), while Patrick Mahomes delivered his usual magic with 26.24. A well-rounded effort from the defense and kicker combo of NE DEF (19.00) and Jason Myers (10.00) sealed the narrow win.

Jack wasn’t far behind — Jahmyr Gibbs (36.80) and Jonathan Taylor (34.20) combined for over 70 points on their own, while Jake Ferguson’s 21.90 at tight end nearly tipped the scales. But a couple of underperformers (Looking at you, Sam LaPorta) and a defense that couldn’t keep pace left him just short of the upset.

Final Verdict: Nardlet8 improves to 5–2 after a razor-thin finish, while givethemtheD falls to 3–4 — and will be asking LaPorta “why?” all week.

Kevin’s Lamb to the Slaughter held off Casey’s Hawk Tuah Tagoviaola in a razor-thin 134.38–133.16 Roo Conference slugfest that came down to the wire.

Kevin’s victory was powered by a huge performance from Brandon Aubrey (17.00), steady quarterback play from Drake Maye (23.08), and balanced production from CeeDee Lamb (22.00) and D’Andre Swift (20.80). Though the PIT DEF only managed a single point, Kevin’s offense had just enough juice to stay ahead.

Casey’s squad nearly stole it behind a monster outing from Bo Nix (38.96) and Rashee Rice (23.20). But a few quiet showings — including Saquon Barkley’s 5.20 and Rome Odunze’s 5.10 — proved costly as the late rally came up short.

Final Verdict: Lamb to the Slaughter improves to 4–3 in a statement win, while Hawk Tuah Tagoviaola slides to 3–4, leaving him to wonder if maybe he should spit on that thang.

Lucas’s Griddy Griddy Bang Bang finally snapped its winless streak, delivering a resounding 152.14–115.72 victory over Woody’s Wt8737 in Roo Conference play.

Lucas was fueled by explosive performances from DeVonta Smith (33.30), Chris Olave (26.80), and Evan McPherson (17.00), while Jayden Daniels (16.74) provided steady leadership under center. The breakout win couldn’t have come at a better time for a squad hungry for momentum.

Woody’s lineup started strong behind A.J. Brown (28.10) and Josh Jacobs (18.80), but too many supporting pieces — including Jaylen Waddle (2.50) and Dallas Goedert (4.80) — fell flat. Despite a respectable 115.72 showing, the team couldn’t keep pace with Lucas’s high-octane offense, and Woody’s win factory shut down after just two runs

Final Verdict: Griddy Griddy Bang Bang moves to 1–6, showing it’s first signs of life in Roo Conference, while Wt8737 drops to 2–5 after missing an opportunity to push his winning streak to 3.