Arowhon NFL Fantasy
6 seasons
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Power Rankings

Season2026
W5Week
Season2026
EditionAfter week 5
30% Record35% Scoring strength20% Recent form15% Schedule outlook
  1. 1— —
    (Najee) Harris is here to play
    oren · 5–0 · 745.3 PF
    Rec73
    Str67
    Form58
    ROS52
    64.8
    Power
    99% playoffs
    47% top seed
  2. 2— —
    What a Jeantile
    Josh · 3–2 · 819.8 PF
    Rec55
    Str71
    Form67
    ROS52
    62.6
    Power
    98% playoffs
    28% top seed
  3. 3— —
    Baby Back Gibbs
    adam · 4–1 · 721.2 PF
    Rec64
    Str64
    Form64
    ROS52
    62.0
    Power
    94% playoffs
    15% top seed
  4. 4↑2
    Nico Harrison 2.0
    jon · 3–2 · 685.2 PF
    Rec55
    Str52
    Form48
    ROS50
    51.8
    Power
    73% playoffs
    2% top seed
  5. 5— —
    Seth mcGODIN
    David · 3–2 · 692.3 PF
    Rec55
    Str48
    Form55
    ROS50
    51.7
    Power
    75% playoffs
    2% top seed
  6. 6↑1
    Nabers think I’m selling dope
    adam.arbess · 2–3 · 710.7 PF
    Rec45
    Str55
    Form52
    ROS51
    50.8
    Power
    63% playoffs
    1% top seed
  7. 7↓3
    TE Attack
    Brady · 3–2 · 688.6 PF
    Rec55
    Str46
    Form43
    ROS50
    48.7
    Power
    74% playoffs
    3% top seed
  8. 8↑1
    I MAYE KMS
    sam · 1–4 · 640.2 PF
    Rec36
    Str36
    Form48
    ROS48
    40.5
    Power
    13% playoffs
  9. 9↓1
    Daejon Loveland
    Jack · 1–4 · 629.2 PF
    Rec36
    Str35
    Form43
    ROS48
    39.1
    Power
    10% playoffs
  10. 10— —
    📈
    Ben · 0–5 · 590.2 PF
    Rec27
    Str24
    Form41
    ROS47
    31.7
    Power
    1% playoffs
How it works. Record (REC) is a Bayesian-shrunk win rate, so it needs more evidence than scoring. Scoring strength (STR) blends points scored with how often a team would have beaten everybody that week (all-play). Form is scoring over the last three weeks. ROS rates the remaining regular-season schedule (higher = easier). Playoff odds simulate the rest of the regular season 5,000 times; the top 6 make it. Power is a relative score, not a win probability.