Whirled Football League
Beijing Red Stars (4-6) Beijing is better than their record, but not much. They are, basically, the definition of league average, and need more oomph on both sides of the ball to get where they want to go. The jury is…
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Annnnnnnnnnd … we’re off! Week 1 saw several All-Pro players go down with impactful injuries and a flurry of roster activity as teams settled into the season. We focus this week on the longer term injuries, but there is plenty…
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{Numbers in braces are Approximate Value, other stats are labeled as appropriate.} Beijing was, simply, the worst team in the WFL in Year I. It’s a long road out of the basement, but there is some hope in the offseason…
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Beijing Red Stars (3-7) Arguably the worst team in the league, But one without really glaring draft needs, so that’s weird. The 2nd worst passing attack combines with the worst running game in the league to create only 323 yards per…
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{The WFL has drafts after week 4 and week 8 where teams can pull high-quality players (with no guarantee of the year used) directly onto their active rosters to address either need or injuries. Preference is given to franchise-based players,…
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