Week 8 is complete. Gary’s Week 9 rankings are in.
1. Josh — A 151.46–111.36 win ends Jack’s five-game streak and moves Josh to 7–1. League-leading 1,113.30 points and a 55–17 all-play record make this the clearest spot on the board.
2. Grant — Four straight wins and four straight scores above 130. A 144.18–135.74 win over Angel moves Grant to 6–2. Consistent recent production earns the jump over Jack.
3. Jack — The 40.10-point loss to Josh ends a five-game winning streak. His previous five scores all exceeded 133, and 1,041.82 season points keep the drop to one spot.
4. Ryan — A 147.40–112.60 win brings Ryan back to .500. Second-highest scoring this week, two straight wins and a 41–31 all-play record earn fourth despite the middling standings position.
5. Angel — ANGEL IS COLLAPSING: three straight losses turn 3–0 into 4–4. But 135.74 was fourth highest this week, and 1,048.64 season points plus a 45–27 all-play record keep the slide in perspective.
6. Diego — A 123.18–80.86 win moves Diego to 5–3, but this was only the seventh-highest score of the week. Seventh in season scoring with 996.70 points, he remains behind Ryan and Angel on production.
7. Jackson — Escapes Zandy 129.18–127.50 by 1.68. The 3–5 record understates 1,002.66 season points, sixth in the league. Competitive recent scoring keeps him close to Diego.
8. Zandy — Loses by 1.68 with zero at starting quarterback while Kyler Murray’s 23.90 stays on the bench. A 127.50-point showing is competitive, but costly lineup execution and uneven scoring leave him eighth.
9. Argentto — Another loss, 147.40–112.60, leaves Argentto 1–7. But 914.14 season points exceed Joshua by 60.04. The scoring case earns ninth even with the worse record.
10. Joshua — A league-low 80.86 against Diego leaves Joshua 2–6. His 854.10 season points and 19–53 all-play record are both last. The extra win over Argentto does not outweigh the production gap.
THE COMMISSIONER IS SEPARATING HIMSELF 7–1. Five straight wins. A league-best 1,113.30 points and a 55–17 all-play record—10 wins clear of the next-best team. Jack’s five-game streak ends with a 40-point reality check.
GRANT IS NEXT IN LINE Four straight wins. Four straight scores above 130. Grant beats Angel and moves past Jack into Gary’s No. 2 spot.
A ZERO THAT COST EVERYTHING Zandy loses by 1.68 with zero points at quarterback. Kyler Murray’s 23.90 sits on the bench. Jackson escapes with the win.
THE CHAMP IS BACK IN THE FIGHT Ryan drops 147.40, gets back to .500 and climbs two spots. Next up: Jack. Time to see if the comeback has legs.
ANGEL IS COLLAPSING Three straight losses. From 3–0 to 4–4. Still second in season scoring, but the wins have stopped showing up. Gary is requesting a wellness check.
Movement compares with Gary’s published Week 8 board. All Week 8 scores are final.
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