League of Champions- Post Week Three Power Rankings
5 min readSep 23, 2025
Post Week Three Power Ranks
- Brewcrew (1): 2–1
Two straight wins. Most points scored: Mr Consistent stays atop the power rankings after an exciting week three. What can I say? This team just flat out balls every week. Brewcrew has been the most consistent fantasy player over the last few years, and it’s not even close. I don’t expect him to fall anytime soon given his plethora of talent from top to bottom. You deserve kudos, man. You’re the best of us. Keep riding with your two studs at running back and you will find yourself with the belt. - Kellie Lyons (3) (3–0)
The cellar dweller nickname is no more. For three consecutive weeks, Kellie finds herself in the top half of the league. Despite injuries to her quarterbacks, this team came through with a statement victory against another top three team. But, what is most surprising is they are performing in spite of their first round pick, Saquon Barkley, who has yet to perform like one. This team is one to watch moving forward. Watch out, when Barkley starts going, Kellie might not be stopped…. Well a baby might stop her. Shout out to the baby. - Mr. White (2): 2–1
Mr. White finds himself at number three after losing to Kellie this week. This doesn’t mean he’s a bad team, but are you really telling me you couldn’t beat a team that got a 9 point performance out of Saquon? In the words of Keshawn Johnson, “Come on man.” But, in all seriousness, putting up 108 points while enduring a goose egg from a top draft pick is pretty freaking sweet. Mr. White is set up for some long term success moving forward. Go get em young fella! - Mason (6) 2–1
After a bounce back win, Mason finds himself back in the top four. Despite a few so-so performances, he was able to win handily over one of the worst teams in the league. So far, none of his players have had the “OMG, I can’t believe that just happened,” kind of week. But, with the talent he has, Josh Jacobs, Jahmyr Bibbs, and Zay Flowers, that is bound to happen soon… And when that does, oh boy…. The league better watch out. - ZShag (5): 3–0
One of the laughing stocks of the league last year (and the draft this year). Mr. Autodraft does not find himself in the top four of the league. I have to give him what he has earned. “But he is undefeated? How can he be this low? His players must be dominating?” In reality, this is far from the truth. He won with a measly 85 points this week. He is the second lowest scoring team in the league. In other words, luck has found him. That isn’t going to continue. Good luck the rest of the way. You’ll soon find yourself much lower. - CoolEverett (9) 1–2
You lost, but I don’t see any reason to lower you (or raise you for that matter). You haven’t been a particularly explosive team through three weeks, but that could change any minute. I’ll give you this of the teams ranked 9–12, I could see this team being the one to make the most noise towards the end of the season. With Jackson Dart officially taking over as QB1 for the Giants, I only see Cam Skattebo’s role increasing. That could potentially lead to Everett jumping up the rankings in the weeks to come. - ZTaylor (10) 1–2
You won, but did you make the right decision holding onto King Henry for another week? Another poor performance has only lowered his stock. There are some positives about this team. You are exposed to the Lions high powered attack. You have the new definitive RB1 for the Chargers in Omarion Hampton. George Pickens is likely to see an increase in volume in the absence of Cee Dee Lamb. Is there upside with this team? Certainly? Will it come to fruition? That is million dollar question. - John Hanke (11) 2–1
Similar to ZShag, this record is not indicative of his players’ performances. This team is among the bottom teams in points scored. Luck has played a huge factor in his two victories. Relying on Jordan Mason for a few more weeks and Mr. Fumble himself, Rhamondre Stevenson is only going to take you so far. Looking at his roster, I don’t see much upside besides Justin Jefferson. His players have been disappointing to say the least…. Take these words as motivation, and prove me wrong. Prove to me that a 2–1 team should be ranked higher than eight. - ZStephen (4) 1–2
The league must be full of under performers if I’m putting ZStephan this high in the ranks. In any other year, his resume, and team makeup would scream bottom three. But, I can only rank what I have in front of me and for the 2025 Fantasy season, a team with three receivers averaging less than nine points per game finds themself this high up. - Errol (12) 0–3
I know I said you were the worst team in the league last week, but it’s early. I am a man who admits his mistakes, so I had to write this wrong. Errol, you’re not the worst team in the league, you’re the third worst team. Have fun riding with your bust of a draft pick in Ashton Jeanty because we all know you refuse to trade anyone. Have fun down here. It’s awfully cold at the bottom of the ranks. Ask your league mate, Kellie. She remembers it from last year. - TomZe (7) 0–3
TomZe, I have to apologize. I thought your team hit rock bottom, but man, I was wrong. I don’t see any upside moving forward with your team. You got your blow up week from the Bears offense and you couldn’t capitalize. DeAndre Swift with 10 fantasy points in a week where the Bears put up 31? Awful. Also, Chase Brown…… Enough said. - Mr. Strudel (9) 1–2
I didn’t think I would see a day this year where Errol wasn’t at the bottom of the rankings, but boy was I wrong. To think, I had this team at seven last week blows my mind. This team is absolutely garbage. If you think about the meme of the dumpster on fire, I think of this team. What was presumably a plethora of talent after week one, it has all gone down hill from there. I honestly don’t see this team winning a game in the next few weeks. Good luck scoring more than 85. You are the weakest link.
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