Lead Story - 9/8/2026

Rest of offseason

The live draft has concluded. Here is the rest of the off season schedule:

1 round supp draft Wednesday at 9:00 a.m.
2 round supp draft Thursday at 9:00 a.m.
Drops turned on after that draft. Everyone needs to get to 45 player limit by 9:00 a.m. Friday.
I will turn off drops at that time.
5 round draft Saturday at 9:00 a.. for those under 45 players
Just like the NFL, we will kick off the season on Sunday morning.

Marlon Mack rumbles over defenders in close win for Browns

Mack rushed for 122 yards on 23 carries in the win over Cincinnati. | Box

A.J. Green a target monster in close win for Steelers

Green caught 11 passes for 56 yards in the win over New Orleans. | Box

Patrick Mahomes is a scoring machine in Rams blowout over Cardinals

Mahomes abuses Arizona, scoring 4 touchdowns in the 41-20 victory for the Rams | Box

DeAndre Hopkins hauls in double-digit catches, but Panthers still lose

Hopkins of the Panthers caught 15 balls for 117 yards in a loss to Atlanta. | Box

Matt Ryan is a scoring machine in Chiefs blowout over Seahawks

Ryan abuses Seattle, scoring 3 touchdowns in the 44-30 victory for the Chiefs | Box

9/8/2026

2017 TMFL Awards

League MVP

Kareem Hunt - Falcons

DPOY

Ryan Kerrigan - Dolphins

Bunz6 ROY

Kareem Hunt - Falcons

Super Bowl MVP

Robby Anderson WR - Giants

Johnny Unitas Award (QB)

Alex Smith - Panthers

Jim Brown Award (RB)

Kareem Hunt - Falcons

Don Hutson Award (WR)

Larry Fitzgerald - Cowboys

Forrest Gregg Award (OL)

David Bakhtiari - Titans

Deacon Jones Award (DL)

Cameron Wake - Eagles

Chuck Bednarik Award (LB)

Ryan Kerrigan - Dolphins

Dick Lane Award (DB)

Darius Slay - Texans

Ray Guy Bacci Award (K/P)

Stephen Gostkowski - Dolphins

WallerCrawler Memorial Award (KR/PR)

Jamal Agnew - Texans

Division Winners
AFC
EAST- Dolphins
NORTH- Bengals (repeat)
SOUTH - Texans (repeat)
WEST- Chargers (repeat)

NFC
EAST- Giants (repeat)
NORTH- Vikings (repeat)
SOUTH- Falcons (repeat)
WEST- Rams

SB: Giants 23 over Dolphins 6

7/20/2026

TMFL Super Bowl History

Super Bowl Wins
1. Atlanta Falcons (Snowman33) - 6 - (81,82,88,93,94,96)
2. Cincinnati Bengals (glory) - 3 - (83,97,98)
2. Cleveland Browns (cacheesehead)(Glory) - 3 - (87,89)(07)
2. Kansas City Chiefs (royalsblues) - 3 - (84,95,03)
5. Baltimore Ravens (cacheesehead) - 2 - (99,01)
5. New York Jets (colt45s)(hunterzarkowsky) - 2 - (86)(08)
5. San Diego Chargers (mcvn4/TJMoss) - 2 - (80, 12)
5. Buffalo Bills (Cambayana) - 2 - (2011, 2014, 2016)
5 New York Giants (bobknightrules) - 2 - (04, 15)
9. Carolina Panthers (Potholes) - 1 - (06)
9. Dallas Cowboys (Mav54) - 1 - (09)
9. Green Bay Packers (leej) - 1 - (90)
9. Miami Dolphins (firesalt) - 1 - (92)
9. Minnesota Vikings (FollowTheSon) - 1 - (91)
9. New England Patriots (alddavidson) - 1 - (05)
9. Pittsburgh Steelers (wallercrawler) - 1 - (10)
9. Seattle Seahawks (sledwards) - 1 - (02)
9. St. Louis Rams (dgtedford) - 1 - (00)
9. Washington Redskins (bhicks42) - 1 - (85)
9. Oakland Raiders (dalbpho8) 1 - (2013)

2016 Buffalo Bills 29, GB Packers 14 (MVP: Dan Bailey - K )
2015 NY Giants 27, NY Jets 14 (MVP: Michael Crabtree WR )
2014 Buffalo Bills 35, Green Bay Packers 14(MVP: Justin Forsett RB )
2013 Oakland Raiders (MVP: )
2012 San Diego 31, TB 20 (MVP: RGIII )
2011 Buffalo Bills 24, Green Bay Packers 19 (MVP: )
2010 Pittsburgh Steelers 26, Carolina Panthers 14 (MVP: Mario Williams )
2009 Dallas Cowboys 27, Buffalo Bills 26 (MVP: RB Ahmad Bradshaw)
2008 New York Jets 37, Green Bay Packers 9 (MVP: CB Charles Woodson)
2007 Cleveland Browns 19, New Orleans Saints 14 (MVP: K Robbie Gould)
2006 Carolina Panthers 27, Cleveland Browns 17 (MVP: WR Steve Smith)
2005 New England Patriots 23, New York Giants 18 (MVP: DE Kevin Carter)
2004 New York Giants 28, Kansas City Chiefs 21 (MVP: RB Rudi Johnson)
2003 Kansas City Chiefs 17, Atlanta Falcons 10 (MVP: RB Priest Holmes)
2002 Seattle Seahawks 17, Miami Dolphins 14 (MVP: RB Ricky Williams)
2001 Baltimore Ravens 16, Green Bay Packers 10 (MVP: QB Brett Favre)
2000 St. Louis Rams 23, Miami Dolphins 17 (MVP: PR Hank Poteat)
1999 Baltimore Ravens 24, St. Louis Rams 9 (MVP: RB Marshal Faulk)
1998 Cincinnati Bengals 29, Green Bay Packers 3 (MVP: RB Jamaal Anderson)
1997 Cincinnati Bengals 27, Dallas Cowboys 14 (MVP: PR Brian Mitchell)
1996 Atlanta Falcons 23, Cincinnati Bengals 11 (MVP: WR Carl Pickens)
1995 Kansas City Chiefs 38, Detroit Lions 13 (MVP: QB Troy Aikman)
1994 Atlanta Falcons 22, Houston Oilers 10 (MVP: QB Stan Humphries)
1993 Atlanta Falcons 27, Denver Broncos 23 (MVP: RB Emmitt Smith)
1992 Miami Dolphins 20, Atlanta Falcons 14 (MVP: QB Dan Marino)
1991 Minnesota Vikings 29, San Diego Chargers 10 (MVP: RB Thurman Thomas)
1990 Green Bay Packers 16, Miami Dolphins 6 (MVP: RB Marion Butts)
1989 Cleveland Browns(cacheesehead) 24, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21 (MVP: QB Steve Beuerlein)
1988 Atlanta Falcons 9, Seattle Seahawks 6 (MVP: LB John Rade)
1987 Cleveland Browns(cacheesehead) 37, Green Bay Packers 15 (MVP: S Keith Bostic)
1986 New York Jets 13, Green Bay Packers 7 (MVP: QB Jim Kelly)
1985 Washington Redskins 31, Kansas City Chiefs 17 (MVP: QB Mark Malone)
1984 Kansas City Chiefs 13, Washington Redskins 9 (MVP: CB Gary Green)
1983 Cincinnati Bengals 12, Washington Redskins 10 (MVP: RB James Wilder)
1982 Atlanta Falcons 24, Pittsburgh Steelers 14 (MVP: RB William Andrews)
1981 Atlanta Falcons 23, New York Jets 6 (MVP: K Efren Herrera)
1980 San Diego Chargers 22, Dallas Cowboys 20 (MVP: QB Dan Fouts)