We had a very close loss to Chicago this past week, and we're hoping to have a win against Utah this week. Let's see how it goes.

Well guys, gals, and nonbinary pals, we have our first doink of the season. It came down to the tiebreaker between IDM and QCS. The Scarecrows scored 166.45 points, and IDM guessed 166.9 points would be the highest score, while QCS guessed 165. That means that QCS has been eliminated. Thank you so much for playing!


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Another tough loss puts the Steelheads right back at sea level, and worse, we have to face a team that is surprisingly hot despite their logo featuring literal fire. The Vulcans come into Seattle at 4-0 as one of the league's top teams, though they'll be without the services of 4th overall pick Devin Witherspoon for this game, which might be able to give us an edge. Either we'll hand them their first loss as a league-owned team, or we'll be in the same position as last year at 2-3 through five weeks. That sounds bad, but we made it to the Alt Bowl last season, so maybe it's not quite as bad as it sounds. Whatever the case may be, we'll need new starting QB Jordan Love to continue the type of play that won him the job.

Another week, another come-from-behind win for the Cyclones. After a Monday night that saw LB Bobby Wagner stop the Nightriders clear in their tracks, Chicago rebounds from an 0-2 start to 2-2 and fighting once again for Central Division supremacy. We go back on the road to take on the 1-3 Portland Grizzlies, who are looking to get their feet on the ground after a rough start to the year. Second-year RB Dameon Pierce has become the lead back since we traded away longtime starter Austin Ekeler, and has slowly going back into peak form from his OROY campaign, rushing for 81 yards and catching 27 yards as well. We'll be donning the standard road combo of white-white-red-white for a chance to grab another win. #StormWatch

It's Power Rank Time! Our biggest riser this week was Los Angeles, who decided to aggressively beat down the Scarecrows this week. Two teams dropped the most, as Dallas and Seattle each tumbled 3 spots with their losses.