Recap: Bud Fox never strayed from the top of the North Division, and when he looked vulnerable, he won $1,000 in Week 17 to win not only the division, but the Overall Regular Season Title. Recap: Babe showed signs of life at times in the second half of the year, but his sluggish performance in the first two months was too difficult to overcome. This can only mean one thing: his inevitable meltdown is coming. Recap: The only franchise not to use his wild card bet took a conservative, smooth road in the second half to get to the postseason. Recap: T-Ferg dipped around midseason and then never put it together in the second half of the year. His consistency makes him a franchise to be feared in the playoffs. Recap: Bateman made a late charge at Boss Hardigan for the East Division crown, but came up just short. Recap: The Juice edged close to playoff relevancy for most of the second half of the year, but then took the road less traveled in Week 17, losing his wild card bet. Wild Card Bet: Week 17 – Cleveland – Lost 500, his money management could use some work. Though his winning percentage landed right at. Recap: A losing wild card bet ultimately doomed Mr. Wild Card Bet: Week 13 – Kansas City – Lost

He was consistent but never sparked to make a playoff run. In the second half, his highs were never too high and his lows were never too low. Recap: Fitting that the Judge ends the season at even money.

Recap: Another solid year from CBC, who had a few tough weeks in the second half but his winning wild card bet always kept him in playoff position. Wild Card Bet: Week 11 – Pittsburgh – Won He’s a franchise that might be due in the postseason. He still won the East, but fell short of the overall prize.

Recap: The Boss stumbled a bit in December after he enjoyed a sizable lead on the rest of the league for the first three months of the season. The views, opinions, and observations that follow are those of the Executive Director and are completely subjective. Here’s a breakdown of how the league did as a whole each week:ĭisclaimer: The following is a completely biased report of the 2020 FMFL season. There were some severe dips in leaguewide performance in the second half of the season, but in the final week a handful of winning wild card bets put the overall league total back into positive dollars. Gentlemen – In a regular season that was like no other, the FMFL ended up finishing right around where it usually does, with the final playoff spot at $1,100.

Football odds 2020