Week 14/Year End Notes

[Nittany Dodgers]

The Black Watch Royal Highlanders finished their best season ever at 5-9. Joseph Addai's 30.85 points was the 7th highest RB score in team history. Washington's 10 points was the 3rd highest D score in team history. The Highlanders lost their 20th career game, dropping to 8-20 lifetime. Neil Rackers passed Josh Brown to become the Highlanders all time leading kicker with 94 points in 14 games.

Indianapolis' 22 points was the 6th highest D score in Parkwood Predators history. The Predators fell to 7-5 lifetime against the Opihi. The Predators have lost more times to the Opihi than they have against any other team in the Frenzy. Antonio Gates' 176.5 points was the 3rd highest single season TE total in Frenzy history. Gates has the top three single season TE performances in league history. Gates passed Marcus Pollard to become the Predators all time leading tight end with his 176.5 points this season. Kellen Winslow's season total of 159.8 points tied the 7th highest TE total in Frenzy history.

The Philadelphia Freedom have finished their best season ever at 9-5, having never previously finished above 7-7. The Freedom have won four games in a row for the first time in franchise history. Their 153.75 points was the 3rd highest total in team history. Brandon Marshall's 29.75 points was the 4th highest WR score in team history. The Freeom's total of 1717.3 points was the 20th highest single season total in Frenzy history.


The Royal Hawaiian Opihi have finished their best season ever at 12-2, improving on their previous personal best of 11-3. The Opihi are only the second team in Frenzy history to win 12 games in a season joining the 2001 Parkwood Predators. Their 163 points was the 7th highest total in team history. Jason Witten's 26.3 points was the highest TE score in Opihi history, surpassing Jeremy Shockey's previous team record of 25.7 points scored in week 12 of the 2005 season. It also was the 10th highest TE score in Frenzy history. Witten's season total of 176.5 points was the 4th highest single season TE total in Frenzy history. The Opihi's season total of 1886.25 points was the 4th highest total in Frenzy history, and the highest total in the league since the Liquid Swords scored 1907.55 points in 2004.

The Soap Box Derby Cars tied their best record ever at 8-6, done also last season. LaDanian Tomlinson's 38.3 points was the 6th highest RB score in team history.


The Amish Rake Fighters finished their worst season at 3-11. Their 93.5 points was the 8th lowest score in team history. Peyton Manning's 30.6 points was the 5th highest QB score in team history. The Rake Fighters lost their 20th career game, falling to 8-20 lifetime.

Randy Moss of the Valencia Absolut passed Marvin Harrison to move into 3rd place all time among wide receivers in Frenzy history, with 1272.85 points in 87 games for a 14.6 career average. Moss' yearly total of 281.4 points was the highest single season WR total in franchise history, breaking his own Frenzy record of 262.55 points in 2003. Tom Brady's yearly total of 429.3 points was the 2nd highest single season QB total in Frenzy history, behind only Peyton Manning's 430.35 points in 2004. The Absolut's total of 1852.95 points was the 8th highest total in Frenzy history.

Shayne Graham's 15.6 points was the 7th highest K score in Wonder Mutts history. Graham's 120.3 points was the 8th highest single season K performance in Frenzy history. Minnesota's 22 points on defense tied the 4th highest D score in team history. Tony Romo's yearly total of 384.25 points was the 5th highest single season QB total in Frenzy history. Terrell Owens' yearly total of 248.75 points was the 5th highest single season WR total in Frenzy history.

The Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects completed their worst season ever at 3-11, having previously finished no worse that 5-9. The Insects lost 6 games in a row for the first time ever. Their 82.1 points was the 10th lowest score in team history. Matt Hasselbeck's 34.75 points was the 6th highest QB score in team history. The Insects fell to 5-7 lifetime against the Dodgers. The Insects have lost more times to the Dodgers than they have against any team in the Frenzy. Matt Hasselbeck became the 8th QB in Frenzy history to score 1000+ career points, with 1000.6 points in 44 games for a 22.7 career average.

Marion Barber's 35.15 points was the 7th highest RB score in Nittany Dodger history. The Nittany Dodgers improved to 7-5 against the Insects. The Dodgers have defeated the Insecs more times than they have any other team in the Frenzy. Tony Gonzalez' season total of 164.9 points was the 5th highest single season TE performance in league history. Robbie Gould's 122.8 points was the 5th highest single season K performance in Frenzy history.

The San Deigo Defesive total of 151 points for the St. Paul Popes and Royal Hawaiian Opihi was the 10th highest single season defensive total in Frenzy history.

[Amish]

Thanks for the work every week. I like reading the stats and look to next year to improve that nasty overall record - GROSS!

[Urza's Ragers]

No love for me?

[Royal Hawaiian Opihi]

Originally Posted by Nittany Dodgers

TThe Predators fell to 7-5 lifetime against the Opihi. The Predators have lost more times to the Opihi than they have against any other team in the Frenzy.

That second sentence just made my year. Seriously. Now, to go 2-0 vs. Mike next season, and pull this rivalry into a tie! muhaha!!!!

[Popes]

Originally Posted by Nittany Dodgers

The San Deigo Defesive total of 151 points for the St. Paul Popes and Royal Hawaiian Opihi was the 10th highest single season defensive total in Frenzy history.

Brian, since I have so little to hang my hat on this year, can you add in the missed FG return TD that the site never gave my defense credit for back in Week 9 (when SD returned Minnesota's missed FG)? I brought it up in a thread at the time and you agreed that it should count (I searched in vain and can't find that thread).

That should add 6 points to the season Popes total and SD D's season total.

[Popes]

I thought it would be cool to pull out all the new Top 10 performances and put them together. Yeah, I am grasping at the only straw I have for team pride this year (and yes, it's my post, so I'll bold what I want to bold).

New entrants to Top 10 yearly performances:

QB:
#2: T. Brady (Absolut): 429.3 points
#5: T. Romo (Mutts): 384.25 points

WR:
#1: R. Moss (Absolut): 281.4 points
#5: T. Owens (Mutts/Popes): 248.75 points

TE:
#3: A. Gates (Preds): 176.5 points
#3: J. Witten (Opihi): 176.5 points
#5: T. Gonzalez (Dodgers): 164.9 points
#7: K. Winslow (Preds): 159.8 points

K:
#5: R. Gould (Dodgers): 122.8 points
#8: S. Graham (Mutts): 120.3 points

Def:
#10: San Diego (Popes/Opihi): 151 points

[Preds]

Originally Posted by Royal Hawaiian Opihi

That second sentence just made my year. Seriously. Now, to go 2-0 vs. Mike next season, and pull this rivalry into a tie! muhaha!!!!

[Philadelphia Freedom]

Thanks for the work every week. I like reading the stats and look to next year to improve that nasty overall record - GROSS!

If it makes you feel better 8-20 (.286) is probably just about the same winning percentage that I have in my seven year here.

Edited to add: I just checked and my hot streak at the end of the year seems to have pushed me out of the cellar here. My whooping 35-63 record is a winning percentage of .357. Of course 16 of those 35 wins have come in the past two seasons as my record through my first five years was 19-51 which is .271.

[Nittany Dodgers]

Originally Posted by Popes

Brian, since I have so little to hang my hat on this year, can you add in the missed FG return TD that the site never gave my defense credit for back in Week 9 (when SD returned Minnesota's missed FG)? I brought it up in a thread at the time and you agreed that it should count (I searched in vain and can't find that thread).

That should add 6 points to the season Popes total and SD D's season total.

I believe I already added that into my records, but I'll double check.

[Flaxwless]

Thanks for the hard work.

Hopefully next year I can avoid the #1 pick.