Categories: Intermediate

Intermediate Analysis

1️⃣ Bleue Dry 7.1 (6-1-0) – 221 PF | 145 PA | +76

🔥 Key Players:

  • QB Frederic Juneau – 1386 YDS, 31 TD, 5 INT, 124.0 QB Rating
  • WR Giovani Antonacci – 259 YDS, 9 TD, 17.3 YDS/REC
  • DB Samuel Sicard – 19 TKL, 4 INT, 7 PD

🔹 Team Overview: Bleue Dry 7.1 has been a powerhouse this season, combining an elite offense with a defense that has held strong in big moments. The team has scored 221 points in just 7 games, averaging 31.6 points per game, making them the highest-scoring team in the division. Their +76 point differential speaks to their dominance on both sides of the ball.

🔹 Offensive Breakdown: The engine of Bleue Dry 7.1’s offensive explosion is quarterback Frederic Juneau. He has displayed elite efficiency and playmaking ability, throwing for 1386 yards and 31 touchdowns while limiting turnovers to just 5 interceptions. With a completion rate of 68.3% and an average of 14.0 yards per attempt, Juneau has been dissecting defenses all season.

At the receiving end, Giovani Antonacci has been his primary target. Antonacci has racked up 259 yards and 9 touchdowns, making him one of the top scorers in the division. His ability to find the end zone and stretch defenses has made him a nightmare for opponents. Supporting him is a deep and versatile receiving corps, which allows Bleue Dry 7.1 to spread the ball around and keep defenses guessing.

🔹 Defensive Breakdown: On the other side of the ball, Samuel Sicard has been a force in the secondary. He leads the team with 19 tackles, 4 interceptions, and 7 pass deflections. His ability to read opposing quarterbacks and make plays on the ball has been instrumental in shutting down opposing offenses.

The defense as a whole has allowed just 145 points over 7 games—an average of 20.7 points per game, which ranks among the best in the division. They have been opportunistic, forcing turnovers at key moments and preventing big plays.

🔹 Best Seasons for Key Players:

  • Frederic Juneau’s Best QB Season: Spring 2023 – 2087 YDS, 45 TD, 6 INT, 119.5 QB Rating (Career: 10,955 YDS, 243 TD, 63 INT)
  • Giovani Antonacci’s Best WR Season: Winter 2025 (Les Ranceurs) – 34 REC, 255 YDS, 7 TD (Career: 1061 YDS, 25 TD)
  • Samuel Sicard’s Best Defensive Season: Spring 2023 – 25 TKL, 6 INT, 7 PD (Career: 128 TKL, 18 INT, 27 PD)

🔹 Outlook: With just one loss on their record, Bleue Dry 7.1 looks poised for a deep playoff run. Their offense is firing on all cylinders, and their defense is making big plays when needed. If Juneau continues his stellar play and the defense remains consistent, this team has a legitimate chance to win the championship. Their only real challenge will be maintaining focus and avoiding complacency as the season progresses.

2️⃣ X-Men (4-2-0) – 168 PF | 126 PA | +42

🔥 Key Players:

  • QB Noah Swaminadhan – 1112 YDS, 19 TD, 2 INT, 126.5 QB Rating
  • WR Zack Sebestyen – 546 YDS, 9 TD, 10.3 YDS/REC
  • DB Noah Swaminadhan – 9 TKL, 3 INT, 1 PD

🔹 Team Overview: The X-Men have established themselves as one of the most balanced teams in the division, boasting an explosive offense while maintaining a sturdy defense. Their +42 point differential indicates they have been able to control most of their matchups. With 168 points scored, they rank second in total offense, thanks in large part to Noah Swaminadhan.

🔹 Offensive Breakdown: At quarterback, Noah Swaminadhan has been highly efficient, completing 70.5% of his passes while throwing for 1112 yards and 19 touchdowns. His ability to spread the ball across multiple receivers has kept defenses off balance.

The primary weapon in this attack is Zack Sebestyen, a dominant receiver who has amassed 546 yards and 9 touchdowns. His ability to create separation and make plays after the catch has made him one of the most dangerous offensive players in the league.

🔹 Defensive Breakdown: On defense, Noah Swaminadhan has also made an impact, proving to be a true dual-threat athlete with 9 tackles and 3 interceptions. His ability to read the game and anticipate plays has added another dimension to the team’s success.

The defense has given up 126 points over six games, an average of just 21 points per game, making them one of the stingiest units in the division.

🔹 Best Seasons for Key Players:

  • Noah Swaminadhan’s Best QB Season: Winter 2023 – 1589 YDS, 44 TD, 5 INT, 125.2 QB Rating (Career: 9491 YDS, 217 TD, 42 INT)
  • Zack Sebestyen’s Best WR Season: Spring 2023 (jr) – 86 REC, 940 YDS, 14 TD (Career: 2017 YDS, 35 TD)

🔹 Outlook: The X-Men are in a strong position heading into the later part of the season. They are a legitimate contender for a championship run. However, they will need to limit turnovers and maintain their efficiency on both sides of the ball to avoid upsets against high-scoring teams. If Swaminadhan continues his strong play, this team has a great chance to push for a top playoff seed.

3️⃣ Five Guys (3-2-0) – 126 PF | 125 PA | +1

🔥 Key Players:

  • QB Jared Buck – 813 YDS, 15 TD, 5 INT, 107.6 QB Rating
  • WR Mathieu Lepage – 289 YDS, 6 TD, 13.1 YDS/REC
  • DB Anthony Moustache – 14 TKL, 3 INT, 4 PD

🔹 Team Overview: Five Guys have had flashes of brilliance but struggled with consistency, evident in their +1 point differential. Their offense has been strong, led by Jared Buck, but their defense has allowed too many points, making it difficult to maintain leads in close games.

🔹 Offensive Breakdown: Jared Buck has been a reliable leader at quarterback, throwing for 813 yards and 15 touchdowns. With a completion percentage of 65.2%, he has been efficient in moving the ball downfield, averaging 11.1 yards per pass attempt. While he has limited turnovers, throwing only 5 interceptions, there have been games where the offense has struggled to capitalize on red zone opportunities.

His top target, Mathieu Lepage, has been one of the most consistent playmakers, recording 289 yards and 6 touchdowns. His ability to find soft spots in coverage and make key receptions has been crucial for Five Guys’ passing attack. Alongside him, Anthony Moustache and Stephan Osman have provided additional receiving threats, ensuring Buck has multiple options when spreading the ball.

🔹 Defensive Breakdown: The defense has been a mixed bag, allowing 125 points over five games—an average of 25 points per game. While their coverage has been solid at times, they have given up big plays in key moments, which has cost them wins in tight contests.

Anthony Moustache has been their standout defender, leading the unit with 14 tackles, 3 interceptions, and 4 pass deflections. His ability to read opposing quarterbacks and disrupt passing lanes has been a major asset.

🔹 Best Seasons for Key Players:

  • Jared Buck’s Best QB Season: Fall 2024 – 2111 YDS, 49 TD, 7 INT, 124.1 QB Rating (Career: 22,741 YDS, 526 TD, 138 INT)
  • Mathieu Lepage’s Best WR Season: Spring 2022 – 639 YDS, 14 TD, 16.0 YDS/REC (Career: 11,373 YDS, 270 TD)
  • Anthony Moustache’s Best Defensive Season: Fall 2024 – 25 TKL, 8 INT, 6 PD (Career: 177 TKL, 31 INT, 38 PD)

🔹 Outlook: Five Guys have the potential to be a playoff threat. With Jared Buck’s experience and Lepage’s playmaking ability, this team can compete with the best—but only if they tighten up in crunch time.

4️⃣ Primal (3-1-0) – 135 PF | 129 PA | +6

🔥 Key Players:

  • QB Mederic Lauzon – 701 YDS, 16 TD, 3 INT, 119.6 QB Rating
  • WR Jean-Philippe Régnier – 225 YDS, 6 TD, 11.8 YDS/REC
  • DB Alexandre Roel – 13 TKL, 3 INT, 2 PD, 1 TD

🔹 Team Overview: Primal has been a solid team in this division, securing three wins in four games with a +6 point differential. They have a high-powered offense, led by Mederic Lauzon, and a solid defense anchored by Alexandre Roel.

🔹 Offensive Breakdown: Quarterback Mederic Lauzon has been highly effective, throwing for 701 yards and 16 touchdowns with only 3 interceptions. His 71.7% completion percentage ranks among the highest in the league, showing his ability to move the chains efficiently.

His go-to receiver, Jean-Philippe Régnier, has been a standout performer, racking up 225 yards and 6 touchdowns in just three games.

🔹 Defensive Breakdown: On defense, Alexandre Roel has been the backbone, contributing 13 tackles, 3 interceptions, and 2 pass deflections, while also scoring a defensive touchdown. His instincts and coverage skills have helped keep opposing offenses in check, especially in key moments.

While Primal has been solid defensively, they have allowed 129 points in four games (an average of 32.3 points per game), indicating some vulnerabilities against high-powered offenses. Improving their defensive consistency will be key to their playoff push.

🔹 Best Seasons for Key Players:

  • Mederic Lauzon’s Best QB Season: Winter 2023 – 1742 YDS, 46 TD, 7 INT, 116.2 QB Rating (Career: 7153 YDS, 171 TD, 35 INT)
  • Jean-Philippe Régnier’s Best WR Season: Winter 2024 – 393 YDS, 8 TD, 9.8 YDS/REC (Career: 1106 YDS, 26 TD)
  • Alexandre Roel’s Best Defensive Season: Spring 2023 – 23 TKL, 3 INT, 4 PD (Career: 103 TKL, 20 INT, 26 PD)

🔹 Outlook: Primal has proven they can compete with the top teams, but their defense needs to tighten up if they want to make a serious championship run. With Mederic Lauzon’s and Jean-Philippe Régnier’s playmaking ability, they have the tools to be a playoff contender. However, they will need to limit defensive lapses and avoid shootouts against the league’s top offenses.

5️⃣ Quebec U16A (2-2-0) – 66 PF | 64 PA | +2

🔥 Key Players:

  • QB Keenan Lahens – 210 YDS, 2 TD, 3 INT, 63.9 QB Rating
  • WR Ryan McHugh – 131 YDS, 2 TD, 14.6 YDS/REC
  • DB Vincent Debray – 6 TKL, 2 INT, 1 PD, 1 TD

🔹 Team Overview: Quebec U16A has had a solid but inconsistent season, hovering at .500 with a 2-2 record. They have kept their games low-scoring, as evidenced by their +2 point differential, meaning they have been involved in tight matchups where every play matters.

🔹 Outlook: Quebec U16A has been competitive but lacks offensive firepower. If they can develop a more aggressive passing attack and capitalize on their defensive strengths, they could push for a playoff spot. However, unless they find more consistency on offense, they might struggle to keep up with the top teams in the division.

6️⃣ CTE (1-3-0) – 96 PF | 85 PA | +11

🔥 Key Players:

  • QB Alessandro Barazzoni – 972 YDS, 13 TD, 8 INT, 99.6 QB Rating
  • WR Nicholas Gomes-Risso – 210 YDS, 3 TD, 17.5 YDS/REC
  • DB AJ Gomes – 5 TKL, 2 INT, 4 PD, 1 TD

🔹 Team Overview: CTE has had a rough start to the season, securing just one win in four games, but their +11 point differential suggests they have been competitive in their matchups. Their offense has produced points, but turnovers and inconsistency have prevented them from closing out games.

🔹 Offensive Breakdown: Quarterback Alessandro Barazzoni has put up solid passing numbers, throwing for 972 yards and 13 touchdowns. However, he has also thrown 8 interceptions, which has hurt the team’s ability to sustain drives. His 66.9% completion rate is respectable, but decision-making under pressure has been a problem at times.

Nicholas Gomes-Risso has been the standout receiver, tallying 210 yards and 3 touchdowns while averaging 17.5 yards per catch.

🔹 Defensive Breakdown: Defensively, AJ Gomes has been the team’s best playmaker, recording 5 tackles, 2 interceptions, and 4 pass deflections, along with a defensive touchdown. Despite his efforts, the team has struggled with consistency in coverage, allowing big plays that have kept opponents in games.

Overall, the defense has given up 85 points in four games (21.3 points per game), which is not terrible, but their inability to get crucial stops has cost them key opportunities.

🔹 Best Seasons for Key Players:

  • Alessandro Barazzoni’s Best QB Season: Winter 2025 (current season div 3) – 1357 YDS, 34 TD, 5 INT, 131.4 QB Rating (Career: 18,781 YDS, 428 TD, 133 INT)
  • Nicholas Gomes-Risso’s Best WR Season: Fall 2024 (Blue Ballers) – 495 YDS, 9 TD, 17.1 YDS/REC (Career: 5265 YDS, 90 TD)
  • AJ Gomes’ Best Defensive Season: Winter 2022 (Gryffindor) – 29 TKL, 7 INT, 11 PD (Career: 898 TKL, 170 INT, 219 PD)

🔹 Outlook: CTE has the talent to turn their season around, this team has the firepower to compete with top-tier teams. Their upcoming games will be critical in determining their playoff fate.

7️⃣ Gamblers Anonymous (1-5-0) – 87 PF | 178 PA | -91

🔥 Key Players:

  • QB Adam Malinoff – 356 YDS, 7 TD, 6 INT, 46.6 QB Rating
  • WR Sam Anastasopoulos – 231 YDS, 3 TD, 13.6 YDS/REC
  • DB Nikolas Zaharatos – 2 INT, 0 SK, 1 PD

🔹 Team Overview: Gamblers Anonymous have had a tough season, managing only one win in six games and suffering a -91 point differential. Their offense has struggled to produce, and their defense has given up the most points in the division. They will need a major turnaround to remain competitive.

🔹 Offensive Breakdown: Quarterback Adam Malinoff has had a difficult time under center, throwing for 356 yards, 7 touchdowns, and 6 interceptions. His 34.1% completion percentage is the lowest among starting quarterbacks, making it difficult for the offense to sustain drives.

Wide receiver Sam Anastasopoulos has been a bright spot, recording 231 yards and 3 touchdowns, averaging 13.6 yards per catch. His ability to gain yards after the catch has been crucial for the offense, but without consistent quarterback play, his impact has been limited.

🔹 Defensive Breakdown: Defensively, the team has struggled to contain opposing offenses, allowing an average of 29.7 points per game. Nikolas Zaharatos has provided some stability with 2 interceptions, but the defense as a whole has failed to generate consistent stops or pressure.

🔹 Best Seasons for Key Players:

  • Adam Malinoff’s Best QB Season: Spring 2024 – 1534 YDS, 42 TD, 4 INT, 109.6 QB Rating (Career: 11,748 YDS, 304 TD, 99 INT)
  • Sam Anastasopoulos’ Best WR Season: Spring 2024 – 715 YDS, 18 TD, 13.2 YDS/REC (Career: 6522 YDS, 164 TD)
  • Nikolas Zaharatos’ Best Defensive Season: Fall 2024 – 7 INT, 2PD (Career: 8 INT, 12 PD)

🔹 Outlook: Gamblers Anonymous need to improve their offensive efficiency and defensive consistency if they want to avoid finishing at the bottom of the standings. Malinoff must limit turnovers and increase his completion percentage, while the defense needs to force more takeaways. If they cannot correct these issues, they will continue to struggle against top-tier competition.

8️⃣ Quebec U16B (0-3-0) – 32 PF | 79 PA | -47

🔥 Key Players:

  • QB Karl Gargantini – 327 YDS, 4 TD, 5 INT, 57.2 QB Rating
  • WR Ethan Velenosi – 159 YDS, 2 TD, 17.7 YDS/REC
  • DB Luca Swaminadhan – 6 TKL, 2 INT, 2 SK

🔹 Team Overview: Quebec U16B has struggled this season, remaining winless in three games with a -47 point differential. Their offense has been unable to consistently score, while their defense has been unable to limit big plays from opposing teams.

🔹 Outlook: Quebec U16B will need to focus on improving their offensive execution and defensive stability if they want to get their first win of the season. Gargantini must limit turnovers, and the team must find a way to utilize Velenosi’s big-play ability more effectively. Defensively, they need to get off the field on third downs and force more takeaways to keep games close.