Lead Story - 11/30/2025

2007 Awards Ballot (MVP, Defensive POY, Offensive ROY, and Defensive ROY)

Please click this link to vote for this season's MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Offensive Rookie of the Year, and Defensive Rookie of the Year awards. Please vote!!! Awards Ballot

11/28/2025

Playoffs

USFL Championship Game
Washington over Houston 14-9
In a rematch of last season's USFL Championship Game, the Washington Federals win a defensive struggle 14-9 over the Houston Gamblers. This is back-to-back Championships for Washington. Brian Westbrook wins the USFL Championship Game MVP award, scoring the only two touchdowns of the game.

Eastern Conference
Conference Championship Game
Washington over Birmingham 27-10

Divisional Round
Washington over Cleveland 20-7
Birmingham over Tennessee 13-12

Wild Card Round
Cleveland over Jacksonville 29-20
Tennessee over New York 26-7


Western Conference
Conference Championship Game
Houston over Los Angeles 30-23

Divisional Round
Houston over Oakland 30-24
Los Angeles over Michigan 27-24

Wild Card Round
Los Angeles over San Antonio 38-20
Oakland over Arizona 21-17

League Chat Box

11/30/2025

2007 Statistical Awards

Most Passing Yards – Carson Palmer (Wranglers)
Most Rushing Yards – Brian Westbrook (Federals)
Most Receiving Yards – Reggie Wayne (Gladiators)
Offensive Lineman – Chad Clifton (Rail Runners)
Most Sacks – DeMarcus Ware (Vipers)
Most Tackles – DeMarcus Ware (Vipers)
Most Interceptions – O.J. Atogwe (Stars)

All Pro - Eastern Conference
QB – Jay Cutler (Rail Runners)
RB – Brian Westbrook (Federals)
RB – Marshawn Lynch (Stars)
WR – Reggie Wayne (Gladiators)
WR – Braylon Edwards (Bandits)
WR – Nate Burleson (Hitmen)
TE – Jason Witten (Rail Runners)
OL – Chad Clifton (Rail Runners)
OL – Logan Mankins (Maulers)
OL – Jeff Saturday (Gladiators)
OL – Jammal Brown (Breakers)
OL – Mark Tauscher (Stars)
DT – La’Roi Glover (Bulls)
DT – Shaun Rogers (Generals)
DE – Will Smith (Stars)
DE – Jared Allen (Rail Runners)
LB – Elvis Dumervil (Rampage)
LB – David Harris (Maulers)
LB – Will Witherspoon (Gladiators)
LB – Terrell Suggs (Hitmen)
CB – Stanford Routt (Maulers)
CB – Marcus Trufant (Gladiators)
S – O.J. Atogwe (Stars)
S – Ken Hamlin (Rampage)
K – Matt Bryant (Federals)
KR – Leon Washington (Bandits)
P – Dirk Johnson (Rampage)
PR – Ed Reed (Federals)

All Pro - Western Conference
QB – Donovan McNabb (Gunslingers)
RB – Maurice Jones-Drew (Express)
RB – Frank Gore (Gunslingers)
WR – Chad Johnson (Express)
WR – Plaxico Burress (Panthers)
WR – Terrell Owens (Wrnglers)
TE – Antonio Gates (Showboats)
OL – Matt Light (Panthers)
OL – Jon Stinchcomb (Gold)
OL – Jammal Jackson (Gamblers)
OL – Deuce Lutui (Battlehawks)
OL – Khalif Barnes (Panthers)
DT – Darnell Dockett (Blitz)
DT – Albert Haynesworth (Panthers)
DE – Justin Tuck (Outlaws)
DE – Aaron Kampman (Gold)
LB – DeMarcus Ware (Vipers)
LB – Julian Peterson (Wranglers)
LB – Nick Barnett (Panthers)
LB – Shawne Merriman (Gunslingers)
CB – Sam Madison (Invaders)
CB – Leigh Bodden (Express)
S – Madieu Williams (Panthers)
S – Quintin Mikell (Battlehawks)
K – Martin Gramatica (Gamblers)
KR – Devin Hester (Vipers)
P – Shane Lechler (Gamblers)
PR – Glenn Martinez (Panthers)

All Rookie Team
QB – Jay Cutler (Rail Runners)
RB – Adrian Peterson (Battlehawks)
RB – Marshawn Lynch (Stars)
WR – Calvin Johnson (Gold)
WR – James Jones (Panthers)
WR – Brad Smith (Gladiators)
TE – Greg Olson (Sea Dragons)
OL – Arron Sears (Rail Runners)
OL – Joe Thomas (Battlehawks)
OL – Donald Penn (Rampage)
OL – Brad Butler (Sea Dragons)
OL – Tony Ugoh (Showboats)
DT – Amobi Okoye (Breakers)
DT – Rodrique Wright (Wranglers)
DE – Gaines Adams (Hitmen)
DE – Brian Robison (Breakers)
LB – David Harris (Maulers)
LB – John DiGiorgio (Battlehawks)
LB – Chad Greenway (Generals)
LB – Patrick Willis (Showboats)
DB – Von Hutchins (Hitmen)
DB – Michael Griffin (Gunslingers)
DB – Darrelle Revis (Renegades)
DB – Fred Bennett (Gamblers)
K – Nick Folk (Gladiators)
KR – Pierre Thomas (Thunder)
P – Michael Koenen (Outlaws)
PR – Glenn Martinez (Panthers)

11/30/2025

2008 Draft Order

1) Pittsburgh
2) Portland
3) Vegas
4) Seattle
5) New Jersey
6) Oklahoma
7) New Orleans
8) Boston
9) Georgia
10) Memphis
11) St. Louis (#1 and #3 to Oklahoma)
12) Orlando
13) Philadelphia
14) Denver
15) Chicago
16) Tampa Bay
17) San Antonio
18) New York
19) Arizona (#1 to New Jersey, #2 to Boston)
20) Jacksonville (#2 to New Orleans)
21) Cleveland
22) Tennessee
23) Oakland
24) Michigan
25) Los Angeles
26) Birmingham
27) Houston
28) Washington (#1 to Philadelphia, #2 and #3 to Cleveland)

8/27/2025

Traded draft pick log

(Picks 1-4 in the 2008 and 2009 Rookie Drafts can be traded.)

2008
Arizona #1 to New Jersey (with K. Watson for L. Tomlinson and D. Driver)
St. Louis #1 to Oklahoma (draft pick swap)
Washington #1 to Philadelphia (with S. Gregory and G. Wilson for M. Vrabel and P.Kerney)
Arizona #2 to Boston (with G. Lewis for T. Owens)
Jacksonville #2 to New Orleans (with S. Hurd and J.P. Losman for D. Anderson and K. Walter)
Washington #2 to Cleveland (with A. Smith for S. Rolle and T. Herremans)
St. Louis #3 to Oklahoma (draft pick swap)
Washington #3 to Cleveland (with A. Smith for S. Rolle and T. Herremans)

2009
Jacksonville #3 to New Orleans (with S. Hurd and J.P. Losman for D. Anderson and K. Walter)