League Leaders: Buck, Gomes, and Juneau Shine as Elite Playmakers This Season

Jared Buck – Leading the Charge for Five Guys

Playing for Five Guys, Jared Buck has shown consistent excellence across 8 games this season. With 125 completions on 177 attempts, Buck has racked up an impressive 1,678 passing yards, making him number one in the division . He has a completion percentage of 70.6%, and he’s averaging 13.4 yards per attempt, demonstrating his ability to move the ball downfield efficiently.

Buck’s season is also highlighted by a solid touchdown-to-interception ratio, with 38 touchdowns against just 7 interceptions. Buck’s efforts have undoubtedly been a driving force behind Five Guys’ success, positioning them as one of the league’s leading teams.

AJ Gomes – Powering Blue Ballers

Over 6 games, AJ Gomes has emerged as a great leader for Blue Ballers. Gomes has thrown for 1,337 yards, completing 84 passes out of 123 attempts with a 68.3% completion rate. His ability to create big plays is clear, averaging a division high 15.9 yards per attempt, which showcases his ability to read defences and exploit openings downfield.

With 33 touchdowns and only 3 interceptions, Gomes displays remarkable efficiency, boasting a passer rating of 133.7—the highest in the divison. His ability on both sides of the ball has propelled Blue Ballers to the top of the standings.

Frederic Juneau – A Reliable Playmaker for Bleue Dry 7.1

Frederic Juneau of Bleue Dry 7.1 has also had a great season. In 8 games, Juneau has completed 96 of 135 passes for a total of 1,384 yards. His 71.1% completion rate leads the division, highlighting his precision and effectiveness as a playmaker. Averaging 14.4 yards per pass attempt, Juneau has consistently delivered for his team, balancing short and long passes to keep defenses guessing.

With 28 touchdowns and 7 interceptions, Juneau has a steady passer rating of 122.0, he continues to be a driving force behind their competitive standing.

A Three-Way Tie at the Top and the Battle for Position in the Final Stretch

The Leaders: 

At the top of the division, we have a close race between three teams with identical records. Blue Ballers, Bleue Dry 7.1, and Five Guys have each secured 6 wins and 2 losses across 8 games, accumulating 12 points. Although their win-loss records match, Bleue Dry 7.1 stands out with a notable point differential of +196, leading all teams in points scored with 360. Their impressive offensive performance has them right where they need to be.

Blue Ballers and Five Guys aren’t far behind, boasting point differentials of +171 and +103, respectively. Both teams have demonstrated they are consistent, with Blue Ballers slightly stronger on defence, having allowed only 131 points this season. Five Guys have shown resilience in close games, proving that they can stand toe-to-toe with the best.

Mid-Tier Contenders:

In the middle of the division, Ambush and Dragon Magique sit in the 4th and 5th positions, respectively. Ambush have 9 games played, emerging with a 4-5 record, totaling 8 points with a positive point differential of +117. While their record shows more losses than wins, Ambush have managed to keep most of their games close. If they can tighten up in certain aspects, they can be a dark horse in the playoffs.

Dragon Magique holds a balanced 4-4 record with 8 points, but their point differential of +3 reflects a season of tightly contested games. A team that could go either way in the standings depending on their performance in the next matches.

Struggles at the Bottom: 

Unfortunately for Trailer Park Boys and Drawing Dead, the season has been an uphill battle. Trailer Park Boys hold a 2-6 record, with a league-low point total of 95 scored and a staggering -278 differential. Despite their struggles, the team’s main issue is showing up to games!

At the very bottom, Drawing Dead has faced the toughest season with a 1-8 record and a point differential of -312. With 427 points allowed, they’ve faced defensive challenges throughout their 9 games. However, with grit and determination, Drawing Dead can focus on ending the season strong, potentially disrupting higher-ranked teams along the way. Especially with Jeff Rosenblatt playing QB.