League Headquarters · Founded 2013 · 14 Seasons · 10 Managers

Cujo's The Permanent Record

Yahoo keeps the rosters and wipes the slate every September. This does not. Champions, brackets, every postseason meeting between us, and an exact running total of how long Jeff has been saying it is his year.

Justin is 6–0 all-time in the postseason Jeff has declared it his year 10 times 2024 Erick reached the final as the 7 seed 223.22 Dak Attack, 2025 quarterfinal — highest on record 5.97 points between Jeff and third place, 2024 Last-place punishment proposed since 2021, still not agreed
Justin Robinson holding the league championship belt in front of the draft board

Reigning champion

Justin Robinson

Mama said Nacua · 2025

Beat Bucky Charms 118.39 to 104.98 in the final, one week after putting 212.53 on Dak Attack in the semi. He keeps the belt until somebody takes it off him.

The Board

The 2026 draft as it happened, on the wall. Ten columns, fifteen rounds, and every pick in the two sections below was read off this photograph.

The completed 2026 draft board: ten manager columns and fifteen rounds of picks
Keepers were written on before the draft started, which is why the top of several columns was already full.

The Roast

Ten drafts, fifteen rounds each, reviewed without sympathy. Josh is up first because he picked first. Pick a name for the rest.

The Jeff Clock

Thirteen completed seasons are now on the record. Jeffrey Burton has won none of them — though he has reached the final twice and lost both. He has, over that same stretch, announced 10 separate times that it was going to be his year, and those are only the ones said after the group chat started in 2017, so the real number is higher.

since the league’s first season, September 2013 — and counting

The Declarations

Every one verbatim, with the date sent. Nothing paraphrased. The chat only goes back to September 2017, so seasons one through four are lost to history — along with whatever he said during them.

    He lost the 2013 final by 79 points and the 2014 final by 29, and has not been back since.

    Keepers

    Two each, and the draft has settled them. The round beside a name is what he cost to keep.

    This Year’s Rosters

    Every roster as it came out of the 2026 draft, against the round each man was taken in. Keepers are marked. Pick a name.

    Every Champion

    All thirteen completed seasons, newest first, straight off Yahoo. 2015 is the one gap — that season’s winner kept a private profile, so the team is on the record and the person is not.

    The Trophy Case

    Championships per manager. Yahoo's league history currently reaches back to 2024, so this counts the seasons it can prove — and in both of them, the same person won.

    The Belt

    There is a belt, and there is a banner, and one of them has nothing on it. Everything here was made or posted by somebody in this league.

    The Brackets

    All 104 postseason games in league history, every score read off Yahoo’s own bracket pages. Margins under ten points are marked. The two most recent seasons are open; the rest expand.

    Head to Head

    Pick a manager for their full history, then pick who you want to see them against. Postseason games go back to 2013 and are listed individually; regular-season results are folded into the record for the four seasons captured so far (2021, 2022, 2023, 2025). Yahoo rate-limits the scrape, so the rest arrive a season at a time.

    The Record Book

    Thirteen seasons of postseason football, at its extremes.

    Postseason Ledger

    Every manager who has ever played a postseason game here, back to 2013. Rows marked * are former members.

    ManagerTitlesW–L SeasonsPoints for AgainstBest

    The Pecking Order

    Weighted by what actually matters: a title counts most, reaching the final counts next, and simply getting there counts a little. Thirteen seasons of evidence, and the drought beside each name.

    The Ten

    The 2026 league. Message counts are actual totals from the group's own export.

    ManagerTitlesPostseasonMessages

    Things we’ve shared over the years

    0 of them, 2018 to now. One at a time, a new one every fifteen minutes — everybody looking at this page in the same quarter-hour gets the same one.

    Photos

    Draft nights, trophies, whatever needs to be on the record.