ITFFL

ITFFL All-Time Record Book: Champions, Records, 2020-2025

Every ITFFL champion and their regular-season seed, best and worst seasons by record and by points, most titles, top-3 and bottom-3 finishes, and the small-sample records that are really just jokes with a number attached.

ITFFL All-Time Record Book: Champions, Records, 2020-2025 ITFFL

Key takeaways

  • The ITFFL all-time record book covers 2020-2025: six seasons, 72 team-seasons, 22 managers. Five different champions, one repeat winner, and seven managers who have never missed a year.
  • Every "finish" in this book is a regular-season standing, not a final playoff placement. Titles are tracked in a separate column, and the two columns disagree constantly.
  • Five of the six champions did not have the best regular-season record. The top seed has converted exactly once, in 2025. The 2020 title went to an 8-seed that finished 5-8.
  • End Of Story has the best average finish at 4.50 and zero championships, with four top-3 regular seasons in six years. ITFFLGOAT is third at 5.33 and has never once finished in the bottom three.
  • Roughly half of what follows is small-sample noise and we label it. A 1.00 career average finish built on a single season is a fun fact, not a record.

This is the ITFFL all-time record book, and it is the post you are supposed to bookmark and then link at somebody in the group chat in November when they claim they have never finished below sixth.

Everything below comes from six complete seasons of league data, 2020 through 2025, pulled straight from the league's own records. Before the first table, the one definition that decides how you read all of them: the ordinal next to a manager's name is their regular-season standing, ordered by record. It is not where they placed in the playoffs. Championships come out of the winners bracket and live in their own column. Those two things disagree so violently in this league that the disagreement is arguably the most important fact in the book.

Two more warnings. Six seasons of twelve teams is a small dataset, so some of what follows is a real record and some of it is one person having one season; we flag which is which as we go. And the 2020 regular season was 13 games while every year since has been 14, so raw win totals and raw point totals do not cross that line cleanly. Per-game columns exist wherever that matters.

One bookkeeping note. A manager who renamed their team partway through the league's history was previously showing up as two separate people in the raw export. Those two records have been merged into one here, which is why the league's all-time manager count is 22 rather than 23 and why ITFFLGOAT now shows six seasons instead of five. Every table below is built from the merged data.

Champions and their regular-season seed

Five different champions in six years. The seed column is the one that starts arguments.

SeasonChampionReg-season seedRecordPointsPoints rank
2020Football Enthusiasts85-81491.664th of 12
2021DVO92A648-61643.742nd of 12
2022Any Given Sontag77-71471.149th of 12
2023Fighting Armadillos210-41751.641st of 12
2024aal348-61658.642nd of 12
2025Any Given Sontag112-21801.881st of 12

Five of the six ITFFL champions did not have the league's best regular-season record. The average champion has come from the 4.33 seed. Only 2025 saw the top seed close it out. The 2020 winner was an 8-seed at 5-8 who happened to score the fourth-most points in the league that year, which is the polite way of saying they were better than their record and the bracket finally agreed. The 2022 winner was a 7-seed at 7-7 who scored ninth-most, which is not polite in any way.

Six ITFFL regular seasons have crowned six different top seeds. Exactly one of them was still standing at the end. If the regular season were a real filter, that number would not be one.

The season scoring leader has done marginally better than the top seed: highest scorer won the title twice, in 2023 and 2025. Two out of six is still not a filter. The longer version of that argument lives in why the ITFFL regular season is a lie.

Career leaderboard of the ITFFL all-time record book

All 22 managers, sorted by seasons played and then by average finish. Again: "avg finish" is the mean regular-season standing, not a playoff result. "Avg draft slot" is the mean draft position across their seasons.

ManagerSeasonsAvg finishBestWorstCareer W-LCareer pointsAvg draft slotTitles
End Of Story64.5031150-339300.147.70
Fighting Armadillos65.0021042-419593.124.81
ITFFLGOAT65.332943-409435.508.00
Any Given Sontag66.0011249-349343.345.02
Hollywood Home Team66.5011143-408934.607.20
purplepigs67.0031137-468954.205.80
Football Enthusiasts67.6711239-448988.225.31
aal357.0021233-377679.683.81
DVO92A657.2041033-377705.608.01
Athletic Supporters45.504830-256213.885.80
Howell's Pals37.0011220-224256.188.70
The Sixth Dimension26.5031014-143128.368.00
Brancho Country29.5081111-173067.288.50
jagmancctx11.001111-31606.088.00
Sherlock Mahomes12.002210-41573.825.00
One And Done16.00667-71552.667.00
c3pipes17.00776-71291.121.00
Just Win Maybe19.00995-81491.089.00
Autobots1110.0010105-81469.4411.00
CyBorg16111.0011114-101534.447.00
Korean Kamikazes112.0012123-101355.047.00
Blue112.0012123-111299.389.00

Best career average finish among managers with three or more seasons: End Of Story at 4.50. Fighting Armadillos are second at 5.00 and ITFFLGOAT third at 5.33. Worst in that same group is Football Enthusiasts at 7.67, who also own a championship and a top seed, which is the record book's way of telling you average finish is not the whole story. Among everyone with at least two seasons, Brancho Country's 9.50 is the low mark on n=2, so hold it loosely.

Fighting Armadillos lead career scoring with 9593.12 points, with ITFFLGOAT second at 9435.50 and Any Given Sontag third at 9343.34. That table is mostly a tenure table, though: everybody in the top seven has played all six seasons, and the per-game column in the career table is the fairer comparison.

Top-3 and bottom-3 finishes

Eighteen top-3 regular-season finishes and eighteen bottom-3 finishes have been handed out. Everyone with at least one of either is here.

ManagerSeasonsTop-3Bottom-3
End Of Story641
Any Given Sontag621
Fighting Armadillos621
Hollywood Home Team622
ITFFLGOAT610
aal3511
Howell's Pals311
The Sixth Dimension211
purplepigs612
Football Enthusiasts612
jagmancctx110
Sherlock Mahomes110
DVO92A6501
Brancho Country201
Autobots1101
CyBorg16101
Korean Kamikazes101
Blue101

End Of Story owns the top-3 record outright with four, and every single one of them was literally third place — 2020, 2021, 2023 and 2025. Add the 2022 fourth and you get five seasons of standing just outside the door, plus one 11th in 2024 that everyone has agreed to stop bringing up.

The most-bottom-3 mark is a three-way tie at two apiece: purplepigs (2020, 2021), Hollywood Home Team (2022, 2023) and Football Enthusiasts (2022, 2025). Hollywood Home Team are the only manager with two of each, a genuinely impressive commitment to volatility.

The quietest record in the book belongs to ITFFLGOAT: six seasons, zero bottom-3 finishes, and a worst-ever standing of 9th. No other manager who has played all six years has a floor better than 10th. Athletic Supporters have a better floor still — 4, 5, 8, 5, never top-3 and never bottom-3 — but over four seasons and not since 2023. Four managers have neither a top-3 nor a bottom-3 to their name: Athletic Supporters, c3pipes, Just Win Maybe and One And Done. Three of those are one-season sample sizes.

Best and worst single seasons

The extremes, by record and by points. Remember the era split: 2020 was 13 games, 2021 onward is 14.

RecordHolderSeasonMark
Best recordAny Given Sontag202013-0, the only undefeated regular season
Best record, 14-game eraHollywood Home Team; Any Given Sontag2021; 202512-2
Worst recordFighting Armadillos, purplepigs, Blue20213-11 (.214), three-way tie
Worst record, 13-game 2020Korean Kamikazes20203-10 (.231)
Most points, seasonHollywood Home Team20211828.76
Most points per gameAny Given Sontag2020131.84 (1713.94 over 13)
Fewest points, seasonpurplepigs20201256.40
Fewest points per gameBlue202192.81 (1299.38 over 14)
Most points by a last-place teamHowell's Pals20231397.58, and still 4-10
Most points by a bottom-3 teamFighting Armadillos20211585.32 while going 3-11
Fewest points by a top seedHowell's Pals20241388.80, 11th of 12 in scoring
Highest-scoring championAny Given Sontag20251801.88
Lowest-scoring championAny Given Sontag20221471.14, 9th of 12 in scoring
Lowest-seeded championFootball Enthusiasts20208 seed at 5-8

Two rows there deserve a second read. Fighting Armadillos went 3-11 in 2021 while scoring the fourth-most points in the league. That is the unluckiest season in the record book and it is not close. Three years later they won the title. Fantasy football is a cruel and stupid game and we all keep signing up.

The mirror image is Howell's Pals in 2024: a 10-4 top seed built on 1388.80 points, eleventh of twelve in scoring. Same league, same year, opposite luck — and the title went to the fourth seed.

Highest and lowest season point totals

Ten highest first. Every one of these is a real, comparable number within its own era; the per-game column is how you compare across 2020.

#PointsManagerSeasonRecordFinishPer game
11828.76Hollywood Home Team202112-21st130.63
21801.88Any Given Sontag202512-21st128.71
31751.64Fighting Armadillos202310-42nd125.12
41720.28The Sixth Dimension20248-63rd122.88
51713.94Any Given Sontag202013-01st131.84
61691.06aal320259-52nd120.79
71684.28End Of Story20239-53rd120.31
81658.64aal320248-64th118.47
91643.74DVO92A620218-64th117.41
101637.92ITFFLGOAT20229-52nd116.99

Hollywood Home Team's 1828.76 in 2021 is the all-time raw high and it did not win a title. On a per-game basis the leader is actually Any Given Sontag's undefeated 2020 at 131.84, because that was a 13-game season. That one did not win a title either.

Now the ten lowest.

#PointsManagerSeasonRecordFinishPer game
11256.40purplepigs20204-911th96.65
21291.12c3pipes20206-77th99.32
31299.38Blue20213-1112th92.81
41307.14Football Enthusiasts20254-1012th93.37
51330.62Hollywood Home Team20235-910th95.04
61347.68Any Given Sontag20244-1012th96.26
71355.04Korean Kamikazes20203-1012th104.23
81383.88aal320225-912th98.85
91386.28aal320235-99th99.02
101388.80Howell's Pals202410-41st99.20

purplepigs' 1256.40 in 2020 is the lowest raw total, but on a per-game basis Blue's 92.81 in 2021 is the true floor. And the strangest line in either table is Howell's Pals at number 10 on the lowest list — while going 10-4 and taking the top seed. That is the single loudest piece of evidence in this whole book that the regular-season standings measure schedule as much as roster.

Longest-tenured managers and one-season cameos

Seven managers have played all six seasons. Nine have played exactly one.

Seasons playedManagersCount
6 (every season)End Of Story, Fighting Armadillos, ITFFLGOAT, Any Given Sontag, Hollywood Home Team, purplepigs, Football Enthusiasts7
5aal3, DVO92A62
4Athletic Supporters1
3Howell's Pals1
2The Sixth Dimension, Brancho Country2
1jagmancctx, Sherlock Mahomes, One And Done, c3pipes, Just Win Maybe, Autobots1, CyBorg16, Korean Kamikazes, Blue9

The seven-manager core is the only group in this book whose numbers carry any weight, and even those are n=6. Everything attached to the nine one-season names is n=1, including the flattering entries. Here they are, ranked by their one and only finish.

ManagerSeasonFinishRecordPointsDraft slot
jagmancctx20221st11-31606.088
Sherlock Mahomes20212nd10-41573.825
One And Done20226th7-71552.667
c3pipes20207th6-71291.121
Just Win Maybe20209th5-81491.089
Autobots1202010th5-81469.4411
CyBorg16202311th4-101534.447
Korean Kamikazes202012th3-101355.047
Blue202112th3-111299.389

Read that table as trivia, not as a leaderboard. jagmancctx has the best career average finish in league history at 1.00 and it means nothing: one season, an 11-3 top seed, then gone. Sherlock Mahomes at 2.00 is the same story with a 10-4. c3pipes hold the lowest career average draft slot at 1.0, which is what happens when your only season starts with the first overall pick; they finished 7th. Draft slot is not destiny, a point the draft slot breakdown makes at length with n=6 per slot and a lot of hedging.

The biggest single conclusion in this book is that regular-season excellence and trophies have very little to do with each other in ITFFL. The two best average finishes among managers who have never left — End Of Story at 4.50 and ITFFLGOAT at 5.33 — belong to managers with zero titles between them across twelve combined seasons. Meanwhile Any Given Sontag owns two titles, the only 13-0 season and a 4-10 last place. That argument gets its own post: best manager vs. most trophies.

The pick'em angle: what a six-year record book is actually for

A record book is not nostalgia, it is calibration. And the calibration lesson here transfers straight to a pick'em pool.

Look at what six years of ITFFL actually establishes. The best regular-season team has won the title once in six tries. The highest scorer has won it twice in six. The average champion's seed is 4.33. Every one of those edges is smaller than your gut assumes. Your gut, watching a 13-0 team in 2020, would have taken that team to win it all. Your gut was wrong and this page is the receipt.

The pick'em version is identical: the team that looks best is favoured for a reason, but "favoured" and "lock" are separated by a number, and the number is usually smaller than the story. Survivor pools eat people alive on exactly this. So do brackets. So does taking the top seed to win your fantasy league.

The fix is the same in both places and it is boring: track actual hit rates instead of remembering the vivid ones. That is what the DaqsPickEm leaderboard is for, and it is why the statistics page sits right next to it.

Plenty of this can change in one season, which is the point of publishing it now. End Of Story is one title from turning the league's longest-running joke into a legacy. ITFFLGOAT is one from making "never worse than 9th" sound like a plan instead of an alibi. Any Given Sontag is one from putting real daylight between themselves and the field. Everything above gets rebuilt when the season ends — until then, go read what six years of draft data says about how this league builds teams, then get your board sorted. The record book does not fill itself in.

Frequently asked questions

Who has won the most ITFFL championships?
Any Given Sontag, with two titles in 2022 and 2025. Four other managers have one each: Football Enthusiasts in 2020, DVO92A6 in 2021, Fighting Armadillos in 2023 and aal3 in 2024. Six seasons have produced five different champions, so nobody has come close to running the league.
Who has the best average finish in ITFFL history?
End Of Story, at 4.50 across all six seasons, including four third-place regular-season finishes. Fighting Armadillos are next at 5.00 and ITFFLGOAT third at 5.33, also over six seasons. Note that average finish here means regular-season standing, not playoff placement. End Of Story have zero titles.
What is the highest-scoring season in ITFFL history?
Hollywood Home Team scored 1828.76 points in 2021, the all-time high. Any Given Sontag's 1801.88 in 2025 is second. On a per-game basis, though, Any Given Sontag's undefeated 2020 leads at 131.84 per game, because 2020 was a 13-game regular season and every year since has been 14.
Has the number one seed ever won the ITFFL title?
Once in six tries. Any Given Sontag took the top seed and the championship in 2025. The other five top seeds all lost in the bracket, including a 13-0 team in 2020. The average champion has come from the 4.33 seed, and one champion arrived from eighth place at 5-8.
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