Mid-Season Report Card – Part 1

Iggy Magnets back here for your Week 5 article for Div C. Some teams have reached the 5-game mark while others haven’t. I decided then, that I’ll be splitting the Mid-season report card between this weeks article and next. If you’ve played 5 games so far, you’ll have your mid-season recap appear this week. If you’ve played 4 games and only play your 5th game in Week 6, your mid-season report will come in next week’s article. But as usual, let’s get a few divisional thoughts out there

Division Headlines

• EZW come up with a big upset win over Blue Dreamers for their first win of the season!
• SHIT is… well.. the real shit! They are on a 3-game wining streak, with their lowest offensive output being 32 in that span. Oh, and their single loss? Against the 5-0 Blessed team in Week 1.
• Top Sauce put up 36 in Week 5… yeah, that will win you most weeks in FPF, but not Week 5. BBALLERS were too much with their 46 points on the board.
• LGC and Les Centaures play out to a 32-32 tie. Les Centaures guys must have been beat up that night, going 0-1-1 and playing 2 physically demanding matchups.
• HOW cool was the Drone cam in Rivest‘s FPF Game of the Week, assisted by Nim Jenikovsky. It was a great initiative and execution by the two biggest fans of FPF and flag football. Congrats boys!
• EZW wasn’t the only team claiming their victory; the Silent Ticklers also got their first win of the season, outscoring Ballz Deep 40-33
• Another week down and still, Stephen Harripersaud has yet to throw an interception. So, Eagle, you are off the list from Moe’s bet on Calling The Audible. Next up for Harripersaud is the aforementioned Silent Ticklers.
• The undefeated team watch is still at 2: The Infantry and Blessed, while the winless teams have dropped to just 1: Ballz Deep.

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Mid-Season Report Cards

EZW (1-4) – Grade: D

You might wonder that with a 1-4 record, and the boat-load of talent these guys have, how they don’t get an F, if not a D- grade. The reason why they don’t is because of their big upset victory over Blue Dreamers in Week 5, and in-fact, if you take a closer look, EZW have lost by a combined 8 points in 3 of their 4 losses. With a few extra point converts in two of those games and throwing a few less picks in the other loss, the team could be 4-1. Now, those things didn’t happen, and they have to face their current situation for what it is, but they do have a better chance to make the playoffs, as Div C expanded their playoff teams from 8 to 10. I won’t say however, the proverbial “you are who your record says you are” because they are capable of making those extra point plays and Jeremy White can protect the ball better, which he has done as of late. Case in point, he started with 7 picks thrown in the first 3 games (2.33 INTs thrown/game) and has only thrown 2 in his last 2 games (1 INT/game), culminating in a beautiful QB stat line in Week 5: 20/24 (83% completion percentage), 162 passing yards, 0 INTs with a QBR of 134.4. Yes, he took 4 sacks, but the stats suggest that he decided to protect the ball instead of throwing errant passes that go the other way. I’m not too too worried about Jeremy at QB, as now that I have been in the huddle with him on offense in Div D, the guy is a cool and calming presence in the huddle, and doesn’t let the big moment rattle him, laughing and shaking off any pressure the moment throws his way.

As for their receivers, having 3 guys all with more than 192 yards and combining for 14 TDs is a great 3-headed monster. These guys are JC Ferland, Nicolas Blais, and CO Lavigne. But when your support cast have a combined 144 yards and 3 TDs in 8 games combined, I can see where the issue lies. If you combined those cast numbers as a single player, that player would be averaging 18 yards and 0.4 TDs a game, although I can’t pull full-stock in those numbers, as I can tell the team receiving stats aren’t 100% accurate because Felix Bissonnette had 3 catches for 23 yards last game for example, but doesn’t appear on the team receiving stats page. That being said, if they could get Oliver Suri to be a full-timer (whether he’s a part-timer or is a full-timer who has summer commitments), that would be a great steal as a low-cap Div C player, and honestly, they don’t even need to look for low-cap steals, as EZW is under the cap by about 30 points. That means they can get 1 player that is 30 points, or 2 players that are 15 points above their highest offensive-rated player, JC Ferland (a 76.9 O rating). That’s adding a 90-rated player like, a Paul Lapierre, or a Kishon Thompson, Alex Pilon, JD Chevalier, etc, etc.

Not only would Suri add an offensive threat to their arsenal, he’s also a verrrryy good defender, leading the team in picks with 3 (in 2 games), and took 2 of those picks back for a pick 6! He’s definitely a game breaker they should really try to get to play full-time. EZW has never been known for their defensive prowess, and honestly, giving up an average of 32 points, while not great, is not horrible with all the offensive talent they face in the division. It’s an amount of points that Jeremy and crew can put up themselves, and they have this season, but they’ve just come up 1 point short on two occasions. Hopefully for them, they can come up on the winning side of the 1 point games and make a run for the last playoff spots.

Ok, I tried making a GIF for EZW, but if you type “FPF Game of the Week EZW” in YouTube, you get a bunch of gamer tutorials and tips to improve your accuracy… maybe the internet is trolling Jeremy White 🤔👀😳

EZW Mid-season MVP:

The Infantry (5-0) – Grade: A+

You readers already know how I feel about The Infantry and how I GREATLY underestimated this team in Week 1. I had them finishing in 8th place with a 5-5 record… yeah, they already have the 5 wins I predicted for them in as many games. The team is averaging 39 pts for a game and 10 pts against quality teams, although one could argue the toughest 4 games of their schedule are in the back 5 of the season. Corey’s 5:1 TD-to-INT ratio is a great recipe for winning FPF games, and is completing 71% of his passes, good for 4th in the division, where he also lands in terms of passing yards. With his 27 TD’s, that puts him at 2nd best, while being the 5th least sacked Quarterback.

Two receivers with over 220 yards and 7 TDs each; Four 100-yard receivers each with a minimum of 3 TDs, and five receivers with 10+ receptions. This is a seriously strong receiving core, but I’m not willing to say they are the best WR core in the division just yet. They do however, might have the best WR duo in the immensely talented and intense, Jaylan Greaves and Rory Semerjian — the 2 receivers with over 220 receiving yards and 7 TDs each. The major unknown, at least from my FPF knowledge, is Dwante Morgan, but damn, is he taking me to school! Did you see his touchdown catch and run in the Game of the Week??? That was just NASTY!!

Defensively, Eddy Lee is leading the way with 6 picks, taking 2 of them back for scores to go along with 4 PDs. As a team they have 15 picks in 5 games. When you can consistently force 3 turnovers a game, wow, you are putting Corey in a great position to go up by 2 scores and start running away with games. And when you add 6 sacks from Sean Semerjian to the mix, damn, this team is looking as complete a team in Div C. Oh, and they have one team defensive stat that stands above the rest in the division: the number of plays it takes opposing offenses to score a TD. It takes offenses facing The Infantry an average of 18 plays to score a touchdown. That’s twice the number of plays it takes to score against the next best team, Les Gros Coqs, where it takes offenses 9 plays to score against LGC. And when The Infantry allow opposing offenses 29 offensive plays per game, well, they are only allowing 2 TDs per game.

Blue Dreams (3-2) – Grade: B

Let’s begin with Alessandro Barazzoni. He hasn’t been overwhelmingly great, but also been overwhelmingly bad either. He’s 6th of 13 in passing yards and TD’s and has thrown the 5th most INTs, so he’s pretty much in the middle of the division. While his play can be described as average, average for a first time QB in Div C is actually pretty impressive. He has the football IQ and the arm to throw in the division, he now just needs to keep playing the games and gain that higher-level division experience. It’s funny, Barazzoni actually had better QB stats in the beginning of the season, but I mentioned that he may be too reliant on AJ Gomes. Since then, he’s actually done a great job of spreading the ball around, whether that’s by design, or because team’s are doubling Gomes, but his stats are on a slight decline. I personally like the spreading of the ball offense a bit more, because you don’t get a good read on defense of where the ball is going, and has you second guessing and hesitating, and you know that it’s those split seconds that determine whether your batting a ball down or if the receiver has that edge on you.

It’s a shame the stats are off, or maybe not if you are the Blue Dreamers, because it looks like Blue Dreamers are a 3-man team on offense. I say a shame because it tells a different picture of how Barazzoni has actually been spreading the rock, but in that vein, if Div C players aren’t reading this and only looking at their stats, they go in thinking they need to stop Gomes, Groppini and Siggia, which… lol… yeah that is wayyyy easier said than done. I mean, what else is to say about these receivers, starting with Gomes, who I predicted would win the Receiver of the Year. He’s right there with Will Paquette as the 1-2 in competition for the award with 385 yards and 11 TDs. Also, having played against Nic Groppini, the guy is a strong receiver, and his 212 yards and 7 TDs are nothing to laugh at. As for the depth not shown in the season receiver stats, there’s always a player with about 3 or for 4 receptions for about 30-45 yards, whether its Bekim Borova, Raff Morelli, or Nic Gomes-Risso, that 4th receiver is getting great production.

Defensively, look no further than Raff Morelli with his 9 sacks for their game changer on D. Not only is he causing 3rd and 4th and longs or punts, but he’s also likely a reason for the team having 10 picks on the season, causing QB’s to throw off-balance errantly. And when these athletes get their hands on the ball, watch out, as they’ve brought 3 of their 10 INTs back for 6 points.

I had Blue Dreamers going 8-2 in my Week 1 season predictions, but they’ve already suffered those 2 losses. Currently sitting with a 3-2 record, I see them going 3-2 again in the back-half of their season to finish 6-4. For all these reasons, they get a B grade.

Blessed (5-0): A+

Just stop Blessed, stop. There’s honestly not much I’ve already said so far that hasn’t been said, but I’ll try. Steve Harripersaud has had exactly 5 games with 6 TDs and 0 INTs and has not been sacked since week 1. Steve is hands-down the most efficient QB in the division. This is an incredible stat line, something I have not seen in my time in FPF since 2017. He’s never had a better QB rating in the Men’s divisions, and has never thrown a better deep ball than he has this season. The offense is a well-oiled machine and he’s done it by surrounding himself with an immense amount of talent that just oozes out of their orange t-shirts. Definitely QB of the Year at the half-way point.

Six… count it, SIX receivers that have 100 yards or more, with those six receivers ranging from 3-to-8 TD receptions. Leading the way is Marvin Steinberg with 275 yards and 8 TDs, but my god, when Jonathan Svetna is your 4th leading receiver in yards and TDs…. damn, your roster is STACKED. But again, nothing that I haven’t said before. Maybe the lesser known FPF commodity is snapper Jafar Hassan. He’s showing the division that he has the hands to be Harripersaud’s #1 target on any play, but especially 3rd and 4th down, as Blessed have the most 3rd down plays (33) and 5th in 4th down conversions (17), and are in 2nd place in 1st down conversions (37)

And what other team would have the most INTs but Blessed with 16. I’ve mentioned the towering defenders they have, as Svetna, Steinberg, Smuda, and Allard are probably all 6’3 or more. And their shortest player on D? Terry Babalis, who is a solid rusher and has 4 sacks on the season.

This team just has it all, and when the full lineup is there, it’s just unstoppable. The only way they lose when the whole team is there, is if another team get’s in Steve’s head and gets him frustrated and off his silky smooth, mistake-free game.

BBALLERS (4-1) – Grade: B+

Don’t get me wrong, they are and have been a top 3 team in the division since Day 1, but I did predict them going 9-1 on the season, so based on expectations, they are exactly where I thought they would be at the mid-point of the season. That’s why they get a B+ rating.

If Harripersaud is the most efficient QB in the division, I’ll crown Gianni Casati as the most explosive and accurate QB in the division. Like Walwaski, Casati is sporting a 5:1 TD-to-INT ratio with a 77% completion percentage and a 134.3 QBR, just jaw-dropping numbers. Honestly, like Blessed, I don’t know how much more I can say about this team. Casati’s connection with Will Paquette is the best, if not the 2nd best in the division.

Paquette leads the division with 395 receiving yards and 11 TDs after 5 games; an average of 79 yards and just under 2 TDs per game. Impressive as well, is Paquette’s 22 receptions on his 25 targets. He’s Casati’s most reliable receiver when he’s catching 88% of the balls thrown in his direction. Vincent Beauregard is probably wondering when it will be his turn to get some recognition, and here it is. He’s clearly the WR2 on the team with his 216 yards and 6 TDs on just 13 receptions (on 17 targets, catch rate of 77%). In looking at the team, please tell me that they are just subbing Jeremy Murphy for a game or two, because if the Concordia Stinger WR is on this team, wow.. it would re-shape the top 3 teams quite significantly. But how long would they officially be allowed to have him on the team, which leads me to believe he may sub a game or 2 before Concordia’s season starts.

Like Blue Dreamers, when these athletes on BBALLERS get their hands on opposing offenses’ footballs with defensive INTs, they are very dangerous to bring it back for 6, as they’ve done so 3 times on their 8 interceptions. This is Theo Gregoire’s 2nd season playing FPF after playing with the Braves Noirs in 2020’s Fall Cup, where he also had 4 sacks in 6 games. At the 5-game mark, he’s got 2 sacks in 4 games played, while Jean-Nicolas Brenko and Casati have 1 sack of their own.

Les Gros Coqs (1-3-1): C+

I had envisioned Les Gros Coqs would struggle a bit in the division and projected a 4-6 season for them, which is more or less the record they are projected to finish with. Dom Lefort has struggled mightily in such a high division, throwing a pick for every touchdown. However, most of his struggles came early in the season (first 2 games), which can be explained, like most teams, from a ton of quarantine rust. In those first 2 games, he had 5 TDs thrown and 9 INTs. In his other two games in week 4 and 5, he has 7 TDs and only 1 INT, so he’s done a much better job protecting the ball for his offense. Despite a very clean 17/24, 184 yard, 3 TD, 0 INT and 1321 QBR performance, he was still only able to manage a 32-32 tie against Les Centaures. The tie however, might come to help them out, as the loss would have put them at 1-4. Luckily, they do have the tie-breaker over EZW, beating them by 1 point in Week 1, and they do face Mangoose, the Silent Ticklers, and Ballz Deep in the back half of their season, the 11th, 12th and 13th seeded teams. So they do control their own season with those critical matchups.

Offensively, Alex Bresse and Thomas Lemay are doing their best to put the back on their team, each scoring 5 TDs on the season and with 204 and 182 receiving yards, respectively, but the team is missing another star FPF’er to help the team if they want to have success in Div C. I know the team wants to stick together, and I know they wanted to challenge themselves, but if that’s the case, then they, like all teams making a division jump, will struggle in that first season. And you know what, playing against teams that are better than you and getting beat on routes, and seeing different offenses does expand your knowledge of the game. It might suck the first year, but they will definitely gain experience for their future FPF seasons. And while they aren’t used to a losing record, they are still right in the thick of things when it comes to the playoff-picture. But yeah. when you are 50 points under the cap on O and 40 points under on D, it will be hard to come out with an 8-2 record.

Despite all that though, their last 2 outings have been more competitive and they may be quickly making the right adjustments to be competitive down the stretch. Particularly on D, they now have 9 interceptions and Thomas Lemay is an extremely under-rated rusher, who now has 4 sacks on the season, with another 2 coming from Charles Rousseau-Belanger and Dombledore with 1. Before ending their report card, and on the topic of underrated players, 2 underrated offensive threats that will need to step up with a big 2nd half of the season is Boris Gagnier and Vincent Granata. Gagnier is the speedy, shorter, but good hands profile receiver while (usually) Granata is their reliable, tall target for Lefort who can also stretch the field against opposing defences. Like I said, those 2 will need to be part of the depth receivers that come up with big plays.

Ballz Deep (0-5): D-

It’s weird to see this Ballz Deep club as a winless team, as the last time I saw them playing, I remember saying to myself “woah, this is just one letter division higher than us, and they would probably crush us” and it was Ballz Deep laying a whooping on Longhorns 45-24 in the last game we would play in the Winter 2020 season. I was playing in 5B and Ballz Deep was toying the Longhorns in Div 5A. The spring equivalent of 5A would usually be somewhere between Div D1 and Div C. This made more sense to me now, as Ballz Deep, with more teams in the league (pre-Covid) would probably be slotted in D1 against closer competition, and not Div C. Fast forward to today, and they are slotted in Div C with a higher cap than what they are used to, and to keep the integrity of their team intact (Mondesir, Dobbs-Garnett, Peacock, the Weir bros), they didn’t reach out (or they did but weren’t able) to add anyone. They are now, as I mentioned winless, but it’s not because Weir is turning the ball over; he’s only thrown 4 picks on the season. It is the lack of scoring. 14 TDs thrown in 5 games (2.8 TDs a game) for 17.6 points a game is simply not going to cut it. Weir may have started to get the hang of Div C, as his last game against the Silent Ticklers was his best, getting back to his usual self, completing 79% of his passes for 172, 5 TDs, 1 INT and a 122 QBR with a 19 yard scramble. Yet, the Ballz Deep defence could not get enough stops and gave up 40 to the Silent Ticklers.

The aforementioned Ballz Deep “core” players are putting up decent numbers on offence, with 4 receivers with 134 yards or more, of which, Richie Mondesir and Ryan Dobbs-Garnett are the TD leaders with 5 each. The thing is, it starts and ends there. There are no other receivers to go to whereas the better teams have an extra 1 or 2 depth receivers guys. This has led to Ballz Deep with the least passing yards in the division with 727, the 2nd least first down (24), and the 14 offensive TDs are the lowest for all teams in Div C.

I am actually surprised that Ballz Deep don’t have a few more turnovers forced, as their core players are big bodies that are usually well positioned on D. Only Richie Mondesir has an interception on the team, and only has 1. I know the opposing offenses are really good, but Ballz Deep do have the game breakers on defense to get a turnover here and there, or at least 1 per game. They do have 14 PDs, so maybe they are dropping balls that prolong their opponents drives, that would otherwise give their offense more opportunities to score. The thing is, they are usually getting beat by 2 or 3 scores (with the exception of last game) so they would actually need 2 turnovers a game to be able to get back into games, at the rhythm they are operating at.

In the end though, the offense has to score at a better clip, as currently, they are only scoring on 42% of their possessions and are in the bottom 3 teams in 3rd down conversion and dead last on 4th down conversion.

Sort of like EZW… hard to find a Ballz Deep GIF that’s appropriate to post on this article…

Les Centaures (1-3-1): F

Aw man, I had such high hopes for Les Centaures after watching them last Fall Cup, and seeing the addition of Carmine Pollice on the roster, and catching a clutch final drive of a thrilling Week 1 victory over Mangoose where they put up 47 points. Such high hopes that I predicted them finishing the season with a 7-3 record. I did expect them to be in competitive games throughout the season, but figured they would come out on top in most weeks. I wasn’t wrong about the first part though, as all their games have been 1 score games, with the exception of their game against The Infantry, which, The Infantry have blown out exactly all of their opponents. In fact, Les Centaure’s 18 points against The Infantry were the most The Infantry have allowed to an opponent, so if there’s a silver lining for Les Centaures, it’s that fact.

At the QB position, Jordan Rossie has seen better offensive seasons, but by no means is he the sole reason why they are struggling with a 1-3-1 record, although someone could make a case that while he isn’t losing them games, he isn’t winning them games either. Averaging 173 passing yards and 4 TDs a game can definitely lead to winning games behind a strong defense. However, we know that FPF is a league that caters to the offenses, and in a division as strong as C is this year, you almost need a great-to-outstanding caliber defense to win if you are only putting up 3 or 4 scores per game. On the other side of the argument, no other team has more first downs than Les Centaures, with 44. That stat line could be misleading though, but either way, it is telling us something. Either the offense is clicking and driving the field, but are struggling in the redzone with the lack of scoring, or Rossie’s 8 INTs, which are 3rd highest in the division, means that he is turning the ball over on his side of the field, leading to quick scores for opponents, leading to more offensive drives and more first downs. Like I said, either way, it points towards something that Rossie needs to work on: Redzone efficiency or lessening the number of picks he’s throwing. His 37 plays per game are also the highest in the division, but from what I recall, whether by design or not, he’s almost always in the hurry-up offense, so that could explain that stat line.

As for the receivers, I’m puzzled at how they haven’t scored more than 29 points per game as the mix of athleticism, height, speed, experience, and game-breaking ability are all there. Hugo Allamanno and Armand Balla are leading the way in TDs with 7 each, and the ageless wonder, Carmine Pollice is leading in receiving yards with 234. Also, when your snapper catches 80% of the passes thrown his way, you’ve got a nice security blanket in Chris Brockwell. Also a nice little stat line is that all 7 receivers have caught a touchdown, so the TD distribution has gone through all the receivers hands.

Defensively is where Les Centaures need to tighten up. They are allowing 36 points a game and only 3 other teams have intercepted the ball less than Les Centaures, who have a total of 5 picks on the season. There are also only 2 teams that have less sacks than them, as Les Centaures have only racked up 3 sacks on the season. In particular, Brockwell had Lefort beat him (and the rest of the defense) for 2 rushing TDs in their Week 5 tie.

I see Les Centaures finishing the season 3-6-1, question now is, will that be enough to finish as a top-10 seed?

I must have an affinity for teams in red/orange jerseys, cuz in reviewing my article I so happened to have posted those colored team pics

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Power Rankings – Top 8 (Note: Team records shown are from the conclusion of Week 5)

1. The Infantry (5-0): (This week: #1, Last week: #2): The Infantry are the first team to push Blessed down from the #1 Power Ranking spot after having very similar number of points scored for but there’s a large margin between the 2 teams in terms of Points Against.
2. Blessed (5-0) (This week: #2, Last week: #1): Nothing that Blessed did wrong, just that The Infantry look like studs defensively. I cannot stress enough how much I want to see Week 10 live, Sunday 9pm in Lachine’s field #1: The Infantry vs. Blessed.
3. BBALLERS (4-1) (This week: #3, Last week: #4): After dropping to #4, BBALLERS reclaim their #3 Power Ranking spot with a 10-point victory over Top Sauce in Week 5 where they put up another whopping 46 points, their 3rd highest point total on the season.. wow.
4. South Harmon Institute of Technology (3-1) (This week: #4, Last week: #6): Same as last week, sort of: Watch out! SHIT has strung together 3 wins in a row and Jake Applebaum is still no joke. Like Moe said on Calling The Audible, Adam Rockman is an extremely under-rated player who has now racked up a very nice stat line in 4 games: 19/221/3. They are slowly becoming a contender for a surprise team to make the finals.
5. Blue Dreamers: (3-2) (This week: #5, Last week: #3): I’m dropping Blue Dreamers 2 spots for losing to EZW. There is a weakness with this team, and it’s to get them riled up emotionally. That can go both ways, of course, as it can drive them forward, but last week, when the emotions boiled over internally, it spiraled them downwards.
6. Sheeeesh (2-1) (This week: #6, Last week: #5): It’s strange to see Sheeeesh “struggling” with a .500 record, and with only 3 INTs with the defensive studs they have, and Justin Frankel with only 1 sack. They drop a spot for those reasons. Still a playoff team though, don’t mistaken that.
7. Top Sauce (2-2) (This week: #7, Last week: #7): Look, last week I said I was a bit worried to put up 40 points against teams like BBALLERS, and they while they didn’t, they were able to get 36 on the board against a solid team. The issue with not scoring 40 is that I said that because I knew the other side would be scoring 40 or more… and? BBALLERS put up 46. No worries on that front, but Patrick Jazon will need to put up more offensive games like that one, with 1 or 2 less picks.
8. Les Centaures (1-3-1) (This week: #8, Last week: #8): Gahhh, Les Centaures are barely hanging onto that last Power Ranking spot, going 0-1-1 in the double header. If they don’t figure out things on defense quick enough, they will drop out of the Top 8.

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Week 6 Game Picks – All Analysts

HOME	AWAY	Peeze Pick	Moe Pick	Iggy Pick	Alexi Pick	Brent Pick	Frank Pick
BBALLERS	Mangoose	BBALLERS	BBALLERS	BBALLERS	BBALLERS	BBALLERS	BBALLERS
Silent Ticklers	Blessed	Blessed	Blessed	Blessed	Blessed	Blessed	Blessed
Les Gros Coqs	Top Sauce	Top Sauce	Les Gros Coqs	Top Sauce	Top Sauce	Top Sauce	Top Sauce
Ballz Deep	EZW	EZW	EZW	EZW	EZW	Ballz Deep	EZW
South Harmon Institute	Sheeeesh	Sheeeesh	Sheeeesh	Sheeeesh	South Harmon Institute	South Harmon Institute	Sheeeesh
Blue Dreamers	The Infantry	The Infantry	Blue Dreamers	The Infantry	The Infantry	The Infantry	The Infantry

Check out how we did last week, and so far on the season with our Game Picks!

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Well that does it for this week’s article, the Part 1 of the Mid-season report card for Div C. If your team wasn’t talked about this week, you will be part of the Part 2 Mid-season report.

Remember to catch the weekly FPF Podcast, Calling The Audible. Episode 5 was released on Wednesday so catch up with Moe, Peeze and Eagle as they deep dive into the week that was! Also, if you haven’t seen Chris Rivest’s latest masterpiece, you are missing out, as he included the Drone Cam view in the highlights and it looks SICKKKKKKK. Don’t forget too, while on the sidelines, to pull out your phone and catch a video of the stellar league play and tag @flagplus in all your on-field Instagram videos! It could end up on Calling The Audible, on Rivest’s Game of the Week highlight package, or on the official FPF instagram story feed. The league is huge, and we need the help of the community more than ever to be our eyes and ears to display all the incredible talent and jaw-dropping moments.

Here’s the same Eagle GIF as last week for you:

Cheers,

Iggy