Lead Story - 12/6/2025

2007 Awards Ballot Voting Results

18 votes received.

MVP - Tom Brady (Express) 9/18
Defensive POY - DeMarcus Ware (Vipers) 9/18
Offensive ROY - Adrian Peterson (Battlehawks) 7/18
Defensive POY- David Harris (Maulers) 9/18

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)