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  1. who has the most weeks over 150 points?
    Brett has racked up the most 150-plus point weeks by a wide margin, with 67 across his ETFL history. Joe is next at 53, followed by Scott with 51 and Josh with 49. After that it's Mike (46), Boyer (42), David (41), Will (38), Jordan (34), Chu (30), Ryan (13), Raj (5), and then Creason, Rickmond, and Studdert with just 1 apiece.
  2. who has the most championships?
    Jordan leads the way with 4 championships in the 10-team era (2006, 2010, 2014, and 2023), the most of anyone in the league. Right behind him with 3 titles apiece are Brett (2015, 2020, 2025) and Boyer (2012, 2016, 2017). Brett also has an additional championship from the 6-team era in 2004, so his full haul is 3 titles plus 1 from the 6-team era. Will and Joe each have 2 titles (Will in 2007, 2011, and 2019 — actually that's 3 for Will: 2007, 2011, 2019; Joe with 2013 and 2021). David, Chu, Scott, and Josh each have 1 championship in the 10-team era. Mike has 1 title in the 10-team era (2018) plus 1 from the 6-team era back in 2005. So by the official 10-team-era tally, Jordan sits alone at the top with 4 championships.
  3. what should the draft order be this year?
    Based on the final 2025 standings, the draft order (worst to first, reverse of final rank) should go: Scott, Mike, Jordan, Chu, Boyer, Joe, Josh, David, Will, and finally Brett picking last since he finished 1st.
  4. Who has dominated another manager head to head?
    The most lopsided head-to-head in ETFL history belongs to Brett over Studdert: 9 meetings, 9 wins for Brett, zero for Studdert. Jordan has a similar stranglehold on Studdert, going 7-0 in their matchups, and Brett has also completely owned Anthony at 5-0. Studdert stands out as the common victim in two of these total domination series.
  5. Who had the highest scoring QB roster accumulated all time?
    Mike leads the way with 6062.36 career points from his starting QBs, narrowly edging out Brett at 6033.73 and Will at 6002.78. Joe and Jordan round out the top five, both just short of 6000 with 5962.10 and 5960.08 respectively. It's a tight race at the top, with less than 60 points separating the top three all-time QB scorers.