Bethel BollegeBantasy Bootball

Twelve seasons of receipts, straight from ESPN. Every game, every draft pick, and every point anyone ever left sitting on a bench.

11 seasons played1,156 games28 managers11 titles, 8 winners2,224 draft picks

Draft night

Round one order for 2026. Gabe Johnson defends the title, and picks first. A star is a title. The live board follows every pick as it lands, with each manager's history next to it.

Open the live board
  1. 1Gabe Johnson★★A$AP DAD
  2. 2Cody CapeKC Long Dicks
  3. 3Broderick Stohs★★Ladd and Boujee
  4. 4Chase BanisterWhat The Buc
  5. 5Connick RoeDefinitelyNotACop
  6. 6Taylor HagemanLamb Is Silent No More
  7. 7Connor MickensHurtin for a Squirtin
  8. 8Jenson KingsleyBig Ben's Bad Boyz
  9. 9Sam MorganTropicThunder69
  10. 10Grant Bellar★Fluffy Biscuits
  11. 11Grant Walker★..
  12. 12Trey SleepPat Me Down
  13. 13Shawn Bontrager★ALL BALLS NO PENIX
  14. 14Evan SkeltonSaquon Deez Nuts
  15. 15jacoby robinson★★The Robbing Sons
  16. 16Ryan La Combe★Barkley's Big Saq

How each of you drafts

Every draft on record, 2015 to 2025. Round 1 is the position taken first most often, and how often. The next four columns are the average round each position first comes off the board.

ManagerDraftsRound 1 First QBFirst RBFirst WR First TEPts per pick Best pick everWorst pick, rounds 1 to 3
Gabe Johnson★★11RB 73%5.81.62.17.699.1Jonathan Taylor R1 ’21361Adrian Peterson R1 ’163
Cody Cape6RB 67%6.71.52.25.5133.2Cooper Kupp R3 ’21413Kyle Pitts Sr. R3 ’2276
Broderick Stohs★★11RB 55%6.91.81.87.090.8Kyler Murray R5 ’20375Saquon Barkley R1 ’2015
Chase Banister9WR 56%4.91.91.87.082.1Davante Adams R1 ’21333Devonta Freeman R2 ’189
Connick Roe10RB 50%3.91.72.87.3125.8Patrick Mahomes R4 ’22402DeAngelo Williams R3 ’1656
Taylor Hageman6RB 67%7.51.52.35.5130.1Jayden Daniels R8 ’24350Cam Akers R2 ’2223
Connor Mickens9RB 67%6.11.62.27.1103.9Christian McCaffrey R1 ’25357Jordy Nelson R2 ’1769
Jenson Kingsley7WR 57%6.02.01.65.4116.9Tom Brady R4 ’21350DJ Chark Jr. R3 ’2024
Sam Morgan2WR 50%————107.7Justin Herbert R7 ’25285Garrett Wilson R3 ’2582
Grant Bellar★11RB 64%4.21.52.38.196.6Lamar Jackson R5 ’19416Odell Beckham Jr. R1 ’1743
Grant Walker★5RB 60%5.01.62.46.8105.6Josh Allen R4 ’22374Isiah Pacheco R3 ’2555
Trey Sleep6RB 50%4.51.51.84.5107.8Lamar Jackson R4 ’24405Chris Carson R2 ’2148
Shawn Bontrager★8RB 50%4.52.02.25.2121.4Alvin Kamara R1 ’20378Damien Williams R3 ’1918
Evan Skelton1WR 100%————133.1Bo Nix R6 ’25294George Kittle R3 ’2523
jacoby robinson★★11RB 82%6.41.52.58.1102.9Ja'Marr Chase R1 ’24377Jeremy Hill R2 ’1521
Ryan La Combe★11WR 36%3.92.52.24.5105.4Patrick Mahomes R1 ’20374Doug Martin R3 ’169

Trophy case

Winner of the championship game, with the regular-season head-to-head record and playoff seed. A margin in red means it was decided by under eight points.

YearChampionFinal Runner-upMargin
2025Gabe JohnsonA$AP DAD · 10–4 H2H · 1st seed96.88–84.48Trey SleepPat Me Down12.4
2024Grant WalkerPurdy Cute · 12–2 · 1st seed135.68–128.62Jenson KingsleyTeam Kingsley7.1
2023Ryan La CombeKelce Deez Nutz · 9–5 · 3rd seed96.06–84.68Broderick StohsTeam Name Pending 11.4
2022Broderick StohsTeam Name Pending · 9–5 · 3rd seed105.56–81.22Connick RoeCarolina LEO24.3
2021Shawn BontragerHerbert Them Apples · 8–6 · 4th seed142.38–84.16Ryan La CombeKelce Deez Nutz58.2
2020jacoby robinsonI Have A Dream · 8–5 · 4th seed127.8–101.02Ryan La CombeThe Mahomeboys26.8
2019Grant BellarCabin on the Hill · 10–3 · 2nd seed92.42–91.86Jenson KingsleyTeam Kingsley0.6
2018Zach ShimaLuck of the Draw · 12–1 · 3rd seed107.38–100.9Broderick StohsFrosty Fellas6.5
2017Gabe JohnsonNatty Light Naturals · 7–6 · 4th seed199.0–151.0Connor MickensMeat Saucers48.0
2016Broderick StohsBrady Bunch · 11–2 · 1st seed182.0–157.0Ryan La CombeMorning Woodhead25.0
2015jacoby robinsonI Have A Dream · 7–5–1 · 2nd seed196.0–129.0Calen RuppLynch Mob67.0

Things worth knowing

Drafted in every one of the eleven drafts: Aaron Rodgers, Mike Evans, Keenan Allen, Travis Kelce, Matthew Stafford.

All-time standings

Head-to-head results only, so every era counts the same. A tie counts as half a win. Playoffs is the winners bracket alone; the consolation rounds are not in it. Managers with 30 or more games.

ManagerSeasonsW LWin %Pts per game Playoffs
1Broderick Stohs★★1111659.662111.39–8
2Zach Shima★21913.59481.53–0
3Calen Rupp32720.575103.21–1
4Connor Mickens98265.557104.92–7
5Grant Bellar★119578.548107.22–5
6jacoby robinson★★119680.545106.06–6
7Shawn Bontrager★87162.534107.14–4
8Grant Walker★54540.529106.33–1
9Ryan La Combe★119282.528100.17–5
10Trey Sleep65348.525109.84–5
11Cody Cape65249.515107.21–4
12Taylor Hageman65051.495109.62–3
13Gabe Johnson★★118791.489106.06–3
14Jenson Kingsley75561.474106.15–3
15Logan Price21217.41785.70–0
16Sam Morgan21320.39483.70–0
17Jordan Singh21220.37574.80–1
18Chase Banister95493.36894.81–1
19Connick Roe1058104.35994.93–2
20Marquese Burnley2623.21790.20–0

Still ringless after 30 or more games: Calen Rupp, Chase Banister, Cody Cape, Connick Roe, Connor Mickens, Jenson Kingsley, Jordan Singh, Logan Price, Marquese Burnley, Sam Morgan, Taylor Hageman, Trey Sleep.

Where everyone finished

Playoff appearances, first-round byes and championship games, then ESPN's final standing averaged across seasons. Tops is the weeks a manager had the highest score in the league; bottoms the lowest. All-play is his record had he faced every team every week, and luck is the wins the schedule gave him beyond that.

ManagerSeasonsPlayoffs ByesFinalsLast Avg finishTopsBottoms All-playLuck
Broderick Stohs★★111024–4.2265.621+5.8
Zach Shima★210117.514.476+3.8
Calen Rupp3101–5.752.575-0.4
Connor Mickens9701–6.1137.524+4.5
Grant Bellar★11611–6.61910.578-5.5
jacoby robinson★★11802–5.5248.541-0.9
Shawn Bontrager★850117.2134.551-2.9
Grant Walker★5201–9.845.474+4.8
Ryan La Combe★11614–5.7712.479+8.4
Trey Sleep6501–5.863.521+0.7
Cody Cape6400–7.8510.461+5.6
Taylor Hageman630017.5118.503-0.5
Gabe Johnson★★11502–7.11510.558-11.9
Jenson Kingsley730218.0510.506-3.9
Logan Price200018.017.350+1.7
Sam Morgan2000–11.514.375+0.8
Jordan Singh2100–9.506.353+0.8
Chase Banister9100–10.2719.380-1.4
Connick Roe1020159.6925.416-8.1
Marquese Burnley200017.525.340-3.8

Scoring by season

League average points per team per game.

PPR on961009386851121121081121149820152016201720182019202020212022202320242025

The record book

Highest weeks

Best single-week score ever put up.

  1. 2016 wk 15Grant Bellar237.0
  2. 2017 wk 14Connor Mickens229.0
  3. 2017 wk 14Gabe Johnson218.0
  4. 2016 wk 14Ryan La Combe210.0
  5. 2016 wk 15jacoby robinson210.0
  6. 2021 wk 5Shawn Bontrager209.1

Lowest weeks

The other end of that list.

  1. 2018 wk 16Connick Roe22.1
  2. 2019 wk 5Chase Banister29.2
  3. 2017 wk 3Chase Sparks31.0
  4. 2021 wk 14Trey Sleep34.7
  5. 2019 wk 6Zach Shima35.1
  6. 2018 wk 15Connick Roe35.4

Biggest blowouts

Margin of victory.

  1. 2015 wk 3Broderick Stohsby 109.0
  2. 2019 wk 3Gabe Johnsonby 101.0
  3. 2021 wk 16jacoby robinsonby 93.0
  4. 2022 wk 17Cody Capeby 92.5
  5. 2024 wk 7Broderick Stohsby 92.3
  6. 2018 wk 12Dylan Mieraby 92.3

Closest calls

Narrowest wins on record.

  1. 2019 wk 13Broderick Stohsby 0.16
  2. 2022 wk 13Taylor Hagemanby 0.18
  3. 2022 wk 15Chase Banisterby 0.18
  4. 2024 wk 1Trey Sleepby 0.18
  5. 2023 wk 10Trey Sleepby 0.22
  6. 2024 wk 15Connor Mickensby 0.26

Robbed

Highest scores that still lost.

  1. 2016 wk 15jacoby robinson210.0
  2. 2015 wk 14Broderick Stohs190.0
  3. 2017 wk 14jacoby robinson184.0
  4. 2016 wk 14Grant Bellar182.0
  5. 2017 wk 15Broderick Stohs180.0
  6. 2017 wk 14Ryan La Combe179.0

Stole one

Lowest scores that somehow won.

  1. 2018 wk 15Nolan Schrader42.3
  2. 2015 wk 10Broderick Stohs50.0
  3. 2018 wk 14Richard Southern50.3
  4. 2016 wk 11Logan Price52.0
  5. 2019 wk 11Connor Mickens52.2
  6. 2017 wk 7Ryan La Combe53.0

First-round busts

Round-one picks by what they scored for the team that drafted them.

  1. 2018 1.02Le'Veon BellNolan Schrader0.0
  2. 2016 1.02Adrian PetersonGabe Johnson3.0+
  3. 2017 1.02David JohnsonGabe Johnson6.0+
  4. 2020 1.04Saquon BarkleyBroderick Stohs15.4
  5. 2023 1.13Nick ChubbChase Banister23.1
  6. 2024 1.01Christian McCaffreyTaylor Hageman39.1
  7. 2017 1.05Odell Beckham Jr.Grant Bellar43.0+
  8. 2025 1.09Malik NabersChase Banister48.1

Late-round steals

Round seven or later.

  1. 2018 R8Patrick MahomesDylan Miera399.7
  2. 2020 R9Josh Allenjacoby robinson376.8
  3. 2024 R8Jayden DanielsTaylor Hageman349.6
  4. 2024 R14Baker MayfieldTaylor Hageman344.2
  5. 2025 R8Drake MayeCody Cape333.7
  6. 2025 R9Matthew StaffordGrant Bellar323.7
  7. 2021 R9Joe Burrowjacoby robinson314.2
  8. 2025 R7Dak PrescottChase Banister313.1

Left on the bench

The best lineup the roster allowed, minus the one that was started, added up over a career. 2018 onward, the years with bench data.

  1. Connick Roe18.4 a week, started 84.0% of the best lineup2,451
  2. Broderick Stohs15.6 a week, started 87.8% of the best lineup2,070
  3. Gabe Johnson15.1 a week, started 87.8% of the best lineup2,005
  4. Chase Banister14.8 a week, started 86.7% of the best lineup1,963
  5. jacoby robinson13.9 a week, started 88.4% of the best lineup1,855
  6. Ryan La Combe13.9 a week, started 88.0% of the best lineup1,852
  7. Grant Bellar13.6 a week, started 88.9% of the best lineup1,809
  8. Jenson Kingsley15.2 a week, started 87.5% of the best lineup1,778

Worst lineup calls

The single weeks with the most points sitting.

  1. 2018 wk 11Connick Roestarted 50.7, best lineup 118.067.3
  2. 2020 wk 14Connick Roestarted 76.1, best lineup 139.763.6
  3. 2021 wk 8Broderick Stohsstarted 105.4, best lineup 167.361.9
  4. 2020 wk 15Cody Capestarted 58.2, best lineup 116.758.5
  5. 2022 wk 16Jenson Kingsleystarted 68.3, best lineup 126.057.7
  6. 2024 wk 7Trey Sleepstarted 67.3, best lineup 122.955.6

Should have won

Losses where the bench alone would have flipped the result.

  1. 2018 wk 11Connick Roelost 50.7–95.7 to Zach Shima; the best lineup had 118.067.3
  2. 2020 wk 14Connick Roelost 76.1–117.8 to Chase Banister; the best lineup had 139.763.6
  3. 2021 wk 8Broderick Stohslost 105.4–147.1 to jacoby robinson; the best lineup had 167.361.9
  4. 2020 wk 15Cody Capelost 58.2–110.9 to Chase Banister; the best lineup had 116.758.5
  5. 2022 wk 16Jenson Kingsleylost 68.3–113.4 to Ryan La Combe; the best lineup had 126.057.7
  6. 2024 wk 7Trey Sleeplost 67.3–102.8 to Cody Cape; the best lineup had 122.955.6

Beat by the bench

How many of those losses each manager has.

  1. Chase Banister37
  2. Connick Roe34
  3. Gabe Johnson28
  4. Shawn Bontrager23
  5. Connor Mickens23
  6. Ryan La Combe22
  7. Jenson Kingsley22
  8. jacoby robinson21

Best seasons

Regular-season points, by team.

  1. 2021Shawn BontragerHerbert Them Apples, went 8–61823
  2. 2024Grant WalkerPurdy Cute, went 12–21742
  3. 2023Cody CapeKC Long Dicks, went 10–41737
  4. 2021Gabe JohnsonNot Happy Bob, went 8–61708
  5. 2024Grant BellarFluffy Biscuits, went 8–61686
  6. 2024Gabe JohnsonA$AP DAD, went 6–81675

Worst seasons

The other end of that list.

  1. 2017Chase SparksHigh Life heros, went 5–8872
  2. 2019Zach ShimaLuck of the Draw, went 4–9890
  3. 2019Chase BanisterWhat The Buc, went 4–9891
  4. 2019Sam MorganKC Test Eagles, went 3–10914
  5. 2015Brian VancurenBrian Football, went 4–9919
  6. 2017Chase BanisterWhat The Buc, went 3–9923

Top of the week

Weeks with the highest score in the league.

  1. Broderick Stohs26
  2. jacoby robinson24
  3. Grant Bellar19
  4. Gabe Johnson15
  5. Connor Mickens13
  6. Shawn Bontrager13
  7. Taylor Hageman11
  8. Connick Roe9

Bottom of the week

Weeks with the lowest.

  1. Connick Roe25
  2. Chase Banister19
  3. Ryan La Combe12
  4. Gabe Johnson10
  5. Grant Bellar10
  6. Jenson Kingsley10
  7. Cody Cape10
  8. jacoby robinson8

Luckiest seasons

Wins beyond what the scores deserved.

  1. 2018Zach Shima+4.3
  2. 2024Grant Walker+3.7
  3. 2023Ryan La Combe+3.5
  4. 2024Cody Cape+3.2
  5. 2021Taylor Hageman+2.6
  6. 2016Logan Price+2.3

Unluckiest seasons

Wins the schedule took away.

  1. 2018Gabe Johnson-4.2
  2. 2015Marquese Burnley-3.6
  3. 2019Gabe Johnson-2.8
  4. 2022Taylor Hageman-2.7
  5. 2023Grant Bellar-2.6
  6. 2023Connick Roe-2.2

Waiver wire

Career pickups, 2015 to 2025.

  1. Broderick Stohs36 a season, 404 drops, 9 trades401
  2. Gabe Johnson26 a season, 285 drops, 5 trades285
  3. Trey Sleep43 a season, 257 drops, 7 trades256
  4. Grant Bellar22 a season, 249 drops, 10 trades245
  5. Connor Mickens24 a season, 219 drops, 3 trades218
  6. jacoby robinson18 a season, 204 drops, 4 trades204
  7. Chase Banister21 a season, 183 drops, 11 trades185
  8. Jenson Kingsley21 a season, 152 drops, 3 trades147

Trades made

Accepted trades, same span.

  1. Chase Banister11
  2. Grant Bellar10
  3. Broderick Stohs9
  4. Trey Sleep7
  5. Grant Walker6
  6. Taylor Hageman6
  7. Gabe Johnson5
  8. jacoby robinson4

Autodrafted

Picks the computer made because nobody was there.

  1. jacoby robinson16 of them in 202475
  2. Connor Mickens12 of them in 202031
  3. Jenson Kingsley7 of them in 202219
  4. Jordan Singh16 of them in 201916
  5. Chase Banister9 of them in 202016
  6. Zach Shima12 of them in 201912
  7. Shawn Bontrager5 of them in 202012
  8. Grant Walker6 of them in 202212

Head to head

The row's record against the column. Green is a winning record, red a losing one. Managers with 60 or more games.

BROSTCONMIGRABEJACROSHABOGRAWARYACOTRESLCODCATAYHAGABJOJENKICHABACONRO
BROST6–58–77–86–25–28–85–34–45–612–55–39–110–2
CONMI5–65–75–54–73–29–26–23–52–57–84–57–17–4
GRABE7–87–58–114–64–310–51–44–52–38–66–38–49–3
JACRO8–75–511–88–52–410–63–44–33–46–85–37–46–7
SHABO2–67–46–45–82–47–43–46–33–43–55–57–16–4
GRAWA2–52–33–44–24–23–43–44–23–23–42–36–16–3
RYACO8–82–95–106–104–74–36–22–35–28–47–36–411–6
TRESL3–52–64–14–34–34–32–63–35–54–45–45–35–2
CODCA4–45–35–43–43–62–43–23–35–24–47–23–44–3
TAYHA6–55–23–24–34–32–32–55–52–51–52–56–35–4
GABJO5–128–76–88–65–34–34–84–44–45–15–48–810–5
JENKI3–55–43–63–55–53–23–74–52–75–24–54–34–3
CHABA1–91–74–84–71–71–64–63–54–33–68–83–48–5
CONRO2–104–73–97–64–63–66–112–53–44–55–103–45–8

Every pick ever

2,224 selections, 2015 to 2025, with what each player scored that season.

YearPickPlayerManager Pts that year