🏈 CFFL Week 13 Recap
One week left in the CFFL regular season!
All divisions except the North have crowned their champions. The North, however, is absolute chaos with three teams tied at 8–5 and everything on the line. Before diving into playoff math, here’s a quick look at what went down last week:
WEEK 13 RECAP
Ferrets 32 – Wrecking Crew 16
Ferrets cruise behind a 20-point outing from Prescott and Aubrey, while the Crew continue limping to the finish line.
Chislers’ win creates a three-way tie in the North. Josh Allen returns with 10 much-needed points.
Warbirds 29 – Killer Bees 23
Warbirds clinch the South. Burrow tosses 2 TDs in his return from injury to seal it.
Dominators 37 – Dragons 3
Dominators win again without QB help. Seahawks defense drops 12. Dragons deliver a completely lifeless performance.
Sinistars 60 – Cocktails 36
Statement win. Mahomes posts 16 while Harvey and Adams both score twice. Sinistars look like the team to beat.
Krauts 30 – Juggernauts 22
Veterans McCaffrey and Henry carry the Krauts, who lock up a wild card and look ready to defend their title.
Killers stay alive thanks to kicker Borregales erupting for 15 points.
Whales 34 – Legion 19
Hurts and A.J. Brown connect for a pair of 10-pointers early as the Whales control this one throughout.
DIVISION OUTLOOK
North Division – Three-Way Tie (8–5)
Animals, Ferrets, Chislers — all still alive.
Animals win the North (even if Chislers also finish 9–5, Animals win on division record after a H2H split).
If Ferrets beat the Animals AND Chislers win →
Ferrets and Chislers split H2H and would have identical division records.
Tiebreak goes to points scored, where Ferrets currently lead by 4 points.
– If Chislers outscore Ferrets by 5+, the Chislers win the North.
– Otherwise, Ferrets take the crown.
Other Divisions
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South Champion: Warbirds
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East Champion: Sinistars
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West Champion: Whales
WILD CARD PICTURE (Seeds 5–7)
Three of these four North teams will be wild cards: Chislers, Ferrets, Animals, Krauts.
Krauts are locked in thanks to a massive cushion in points scored over potential 8–6 threats (Killers, Juggs).
Animals could drop as far as the 8th seed if they lose and the Juggernauts win based on total points.
FINAL PLAYOFF SPOT SCENARIOS
Juggernauts
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Clinch with a win.
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Hold a 21-point lead over Killers and a 14-point lead over Animals.
Killers
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Get in with a win + Juggernaut loss.
Killer Bees
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Sneak in with a win AND losses by both Juggs and Killers.
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Bees currently have a 20-point edge over Juggs and 41-point edge over Killers.
Dominators and Legion
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Eliminated. Even at 7–7, their 317 and 323 total points respectively, puts them too far behind.
🏆 CFFL Power Rankings — Week 13
1. Sinistars (10–3)
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| Taylor for the Sinistars leads all RBs with 104 pts and hasn't scored in 3 weeks! |
2. Whales (9–4)
Locked up the West and trending upward. Hurts-to-A.J. Brown is a weekly cheat code, and JSN has emerged as a star. Dangerous team with a high floor.
3. Warbirds (8–5)
South champs and playing consistent football. Burrow’s return stabilizes the offense, and the RB depth is outrageous. This team’s built for January.
4. Krauts (8–5)
Here they come… again. Stafford, McCaffrey, and Henry are rolling, and the defending champs look every bit like a team ready for a title defense.
5. Chislers (8–5)
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| Allen again leads league in scoring with a 14 point lead over second place |
6. Ferrets (8–5)
They’re streaky, but when they hit, they hit big. Prescott and Gibbs give them a scoring ceiling few teams can match. Massive showdown with the Animals coming.
7. Animals (8–5)
They’ve stumbled the last few weeks, but still control their North title destiny. Lamar must get back on track — the offense is too inconsistent right now.
8. Juggernauts (7–6)
Tough loss, but still holding the inside track on the final playoff spot. Mac Jones is erratic, but the roster has just enough juice to hang on.
9. Killers (7–6)
Hanging on by a thread and fighting hard. The QB issues limit their ceiling, but this team finds ways to scrap. Must win + Juggs loss gets them in.
10. Killer Bees (6–7)
Still alive — barely. They need help, but the talent is there to score 35+ any given week. Caleb Williams at least gives them hope.
11. Dominators (6–7)
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| Adams is the leading WR with 84, 30 more points than the next WR! |
Somehow respectable despite literally never scoring with their QB. Defense has carried them, but the playoff door is effectively shut.
12. Legion (6–7)
Too inconsistent. The offense can look explosive or comatose. Now needing a miracle to get into the dance.
13. Lunatics (3–10)
Lots of effort, lots of close losses, lots of field goals from Butker. Unfortunately, not much else.
14. Dragons (5–8)
Falling apart at the wrong time. Three points last week? Absolutely brutal.
15. Wrecking Crew (3–10)
A rare bright spot with their best scoring output of the year a week ago — but too little, too late. A proud franchise limping toward the finish line.
16. Cocktails (2–11)
Two months ago, they were talking “second-half run.” Now they’re looking at the draft board. Injuries wrecked any hope they had.
