Week 7 Notes

[Nittany Dodgers]

The Black Watch Royal Highlanders continue their best season ever at 3-4. Their 97.05 points was the 9th highest score in team history. Marshawn Lynch's 24.05 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Eric Johnson's 7.9 points was the 3rd highest TE score in team history. Washington's 17 points was the 2nd highest D score in team history.

Lavaranues Coles' 29.3 points tied the 7th highest WR score Parkwood Predators history. The Pittsburgh defense passed the Chicago defense to move into 4th place all time among defenses in Frenzy history with 602 points in 53 games for an 11.4 lifetime average.

Josh Brown's 20.4 points was the 2nd highest K score in Philadelphia Freedom history, behind Mike Vanderjagt's team record 21 points score in week 6 of the 2002 season. It also was the 5th highest K score in Frenzy history, and highest K score in the league since Neil Rackers scored the league record 24.6 points in week 4 of the 2005 season.

The Royal Hawaiian Opihi have started the season 6-1 for the first time ever. Their previous best start was 5-2, done in 2003-05. Their 149.95 points tied the 9th highest score in team history. Wes Welker's 30.3 points was the 6th highest WR score in team history. The NY Giants D score of 23 tied the 2nd highest D score in team history, behind only Buffalo's 29 points in week 14 of the 2004 season. The NY Giants passed the Denver defense to move into 7th place all time among defenses in Frenzy history with 437 points in 40 games for a 10.9 lifetime average. The Opihi improved to 6-0 lifetime against the Soap Box Derby Cars, which is the most victories by any one team against another without a loss. David Akers passed Mike Vanderjagt to move into 6th place all time among kickers in Frenzy history with 425.8 points in 51 games for an 8.4 lifetime average. The Opihi regained the lifetime lead in career points per game from the Predators by improving to 124.67 ppg, while the Predors dropped to 124.55 ppg.

The Soap Box Derby Cars are 5-2 for the second straight year, tying their best start. Dallas Clark's 14.6 points was the 8th highest TE score in team history. Clark passed Alge Crumpler to become the Derby Cars' all time leading tight end, with 182.1 points in 26 games for a 7.0 ppg career average. The Dallas D's 19 points was the 7th highest D score in team history.

The Amish Rake Fighters are off to their worst start at 1-7. Their 109.15 points was the 8th highest score in team history. Kevin Walter's 18.7 points was the 7th highest WR score in team history. Heath Miller's 19.5 points was the highest TE score in team history. Jeremy Shockey's 12.4 points tied the 2nd highest TE score in team history. Stephen Gostkowski passed John Carney to become the Rake Fighters all time leading kicker with 65.2 points in 7 games for a 9.3 average.

For the second straight week, Tom Brady of the Valencia Absolut scored 45.05 points, tying the 8th highest QB score in Frenzy history.

The Minnesota Defense passed the Baltimore Defense to become the Wonder Mutts' all time leading defense with 174 points in 16 games for a 10.9 average in 2006-07.

The Bay Area Blood Sucking Insects are off to their worst start ever at 2-5. Previously, they had not started worse than 3-4, which they had done in 2002, 2004, and 2006. The Insects have lost five games in a row for the first time in franchise history.

Adam Vinatieri of the St. Paul Popes passed John Carney to move into 4th place all time among kickers in Frenzy history with 446.85 points in 49 games for a 9.1 career average.

Ben Roethlisberger's 34.4 points was the 5th highest QB score in Nittany Dodger history, and highest for the Dodgers since Rich Gannon scored 38.85 points in week 10 of the 2002 season. Robbie Gould's 15.7 points was the 7th highest K score in team history.

[Royal Hawaiian Opihi]

You and your spreadsheet continue to amaze me at the info you possess. Mahalo!

[Urza's Ragers]

Who holds the highest QB score?

[Flaxwless]

rebuilding year it is!

[Nittany Dodgers]

Originally Posted by Urza's Ragers

Who holds the highest QB score?

Daunte Culpepper, week 5 of the 2004 season for the Liquid Swords:

36-50, 396 yards, 5 touchdowns, 6 rushes for 30 yards.