TOO Easy needed a complete performance to stay alive… but the offense never caught fire. A few bright spots couldn’t overcome the lack of finishing punches, and this one quickly turned into a lost cause. Still, the growth this season shows that Easy isn’t far from returning to contender status.

Invisible Juice continues to look downright extraterrestrial. The offense erupted, the defense swarmed, and the entire team played like it was possessed by a championship aura. With five straight dominant performances, Juice enters the postseason looking like the final boss of RML. This team is terrifying.

Dandy Men ended the season on a high note, delivering one of his strongest showings of the year with Sanders, Cousins, and his IDPs playing with real fire. It’s been a season full of tough breaks, but Dandy walks into Cancun with a smile and momentum heading into 2026.

LET ME SEE YOUR TDs got enough from Gibbs and Bowers to stay competitive, but the rest of the lineup sputtered, nearly costing him a playoff berth. Despite the loss, TDs sneaks into the postseason — but the team will need a big bounce-back to make another title run.

! Zo might not be in contention, but he absolutely came to ruin someone’s day — and he succeeded. Stafford and A.J. Brown showed up like wrecking balls, and the defense played with chaotic energy that fit the spoiler role perfectly. Zo sends a playoff hopeful packing with one last season-breaking punch.

The Big D fought hard but couldn’t overcome the avalanche. Burrow and Taylor kept the team in the fight, but too many pieces fell flat, leading to a heart-breaking elimination. After a season of highs and lows, Big D now heads to Cancun wondering what could have been.

Bama BlackOut picked the perfect moment to snap back to life. Lamar Jackson steadied the ship, the defense played with back-against-the-wall toughness, and Bama muscled out a massive upset over one of the AFC giants. With the win, Bama punches his playoff ticket.

Zeke’s Supreme Team had built a season-long reputation as the squad to beat, but Mahomes stumbled and the supporting cast followed, producing a rare flat performance. Even so, Zeke is playoff bound and still very capable of tearing the house down when it matters.

The Goonz closed the season by reminding everyone why the defending champ still has bite. Jordan Love and Christian Watson tore through the scoreboard, while the defense played with real grit and attitude. It wasn’t a playoff year, but Goonz grabbed his ticket to Cancun with a smile — and a win.

Double Trouble sleepwalked through the matchup as his lineup delivered a rare, full-team no-show. Herbert sputtered, the supporting cast never found rhythm, and the late-season momentum fizzled instead of roaring. Still, DT is playoff bound — though this loss leaves a weird taste heading into the dance.

King Jaffe Joffer took a tough blow as Daniel Jones suffered a season-ending injury, leaving the king without his trusted field general heading into the playoffs. Even so, Derrick Henry and Davante Adams kept swinging, adding some royal firepower. Jaffe secures the NFC bye, but now faces strange new questions at the worst possible time.

Sport of Kings did everything he could — Hurts battled, the defense flashed, and the effort was there — but he needed help elsewhere to sneak into the playoffs. Falling short leaves Kings missing the postseason by inches, a gritty, frustrating end for a team that pushed hard through the final month.