Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends

For the final installment of the CFFL Story, let’s be honest – I’m phoning it in. All the other installments were heavy on the narrative but this one will be a couple of lists and some trivia. I figure in…

By and large, the CFFL scoring rules have been pretty straightforward. From the beginning I didn’t want a QB-heavy league so TD passes were 4 points, and I didn’t want a point-per-reception (PPR) league because I felt that put too…

The CFFL has had its share of controversies over the years, but most of them were minor enough that I don’t really remember them. One time in the early years an owner submitted his keepers after the deadline had passed…

As covered in the previous chapters, the first two years of the CFFL proper (2000-01) was the Schizo era, and the next two years (2002-03) was the Mayhem/Maulers era. But those “eras” were short-lived compared to the one true CFFL…

The 2002 draft was very good for both Mayhem and Maulers. Maulers picked third and drafted Priest Holmes, Isaac Bruce and Tiki Barber to go along with keepers Terrell Owens, Kevin Johnson and a returning-from-IR Jamal Lewis. Mayhem picked sixth…

Going into the 2001 CFFL draft, the only ownership change was Carl taking over TNT and re-naming them Sons of Liberty. The biggest rule change was that we became a keeper league in 2001 and adopted the draft pick value…