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Team Name: Soon 2 B Champ

Owner: Jason Lavine

Height: 6' 1"  |  Weight: 185 |  Age: 39  |  College: Northeastern University

Franchise Player: RB Jonathan Taylor - Drafted 3rd Round, #24 Overall

Seasons Played:
All-Time Record:
Winning Seasons:
Losing Seasons:
Regular-Season Titles:

21

118-163 (.420)

7

14

2011, 2024

Scoring Titles:
Division Titles:
Playoff Appearances:
Playoff Record:
Championships:

2011, 2024, 2025

2011, 2024

8

13-5 (.722)

2011, 2015, 2025

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Soon 2 B Champ may have made up for five years of futility with one magical season in 2011. After posting the worst regular-season record in league history and never breaking through to the postseason, Soon 2 B Champ did it all in 2011. An 11-0 start set records for the longest in-season winning streak and the best start to a season in league history. That run continued in the playoffs as Soon 2 B Champ won the 2011 championship by 3.40 points over defending champion FORTYS.  

The firsts for Soon 2 B Champ in 2011 included first winning season, first division title, first regular-season title, first scoring title, first playoff appearance, first playoff win, and first championship. While it hasn't enjoyed much regular-season success, Soon 2 B Champ has established itself as the best postseason franchise in league history​. In 2015, it got into the playoffs with just its second winning season in franchise history, and became the second team since realignment to win three playoff games on its way to its second championship.

Its 2024 season matched its dominance from 2011, posting double-digit wins for just the second time in franchise history, winning its second scoring, division, and regular-season titles, but it fell to rival FORTYS in the finals for its first championship game loss. It followed that success the following season, but this time it finished the job and became the fourth franchise to win at least three championships. The best stat to describe its playoff success: It's won at least one game in every postseason it's qualified for and it owns the best postseason record in league history.

 

More team history...

All-time division record: 58-78

All-time non-division record: 46-44

All-time record vs.:

Alex: 15-25

Jamie A.: 11-13

Jamie C.: 14-15

David: 12-21

Joe: 19-11

Keane: 4-6

Kevin: 10-14

Pat: 18-26

Scott: 11-11

Year-by-year results:

2005: 5-9, missed playoffs

2006: 1-13, missed playoffs

2007: 2-11, missed playoffs

2008: 6-8, missed playoffs

2009: 3-10, missed playoffs

2010: 6-7, missed playoffs

2011: 11-2, won championship

2012: 5-8, lost in semifinals

2013: 3-10, missed playoffs

2014: 6-7, missed playoffs

2015: 7-6, won championship

2016: 7-6, lost in semifinals

2017: 2-11, missed playoffs

2018: 5-8, missed playoffs

2019: 5-8, missed playoffs

2020: 5-8, missed playoffs

2021: 8-6, lost in semifinals

2022: 4-10, missed playoffs

2023: 7-7, lost in semifinals

2024: 10-4, lost championship

2025: 10-4, won championship

Team Breakdown

3. Jonathan Taylor

4. Kyren Williams

6. Caleb Williams

9. Chimere Dike

10. Kenneth Gainwell

10. Jayden Reed

14. Matthew Stafford

15. Jake Ferguson

17. Blake Corum

  • Number next to name signifies draft round

Keeper Roster

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