PKFCFFL

Welcome to the home of THE fantasy football league. The one you’re thinking about during mock drafts and telling your coworkers about. This league is built upon friendships but more importantly on rivalries. It’s seen questionable trades with even more questionable trade offers (Broncos D), decisions that years later you’re still trying to justify (there’s no way Joe Mixon was the best option in the second round), and championships- some worth celebrating, some Mickey Mouse and some just Cam again. Through the arguments about whether or not waiver day changed, complete mental breakdowns with threats of 6 foot poles, the immediate injuries that fuck your whole season, one thing is consistent: this is a real good league. Here’s to another year of hoping your number one pick doesn’t blow his ACL week one, you get the draft pick you want and most importantly that Cam doesn’t win again. Happy draft day.

Welcome back everyone. We’ve been playing for a dozen years now and it’s time to check back in on the Legacy Points leaderboard and historical rankings. Let’s re-visit how Legacy Points (LPs) are calculated and review the standings going into the 2026 season.

Legacy Points are calculated to reward those who have left their mark on the league. They are weighted heavily to reward winning the belt, but there are other ways for Real Good GMs to scrape up some LPs of their own. The calculation is simple:

Championship = 6 Points
2nd Place = 3 Points
3rd Place = 2 Points
4th Place = 1 Point
Most Points Scored = 1 Point

A couple notes before we start. In 12 years of the PKFC, there are only 12 GMs that have earned at least one Legacy Point. Just goes to show it ain’t easy to make your mark on a Real Good League. Also, NFL.com Fantasy has been shut down and league history has been transferred to ESPN. We can no longer go back and view old rosters, drafts, and matchups. It’s devastating to a guy like me, but what can you do. Anyway, let’s get started:

#12 Dave Manning

Who could forget the run Dave Manning went on in 2014? Most points scored and fourth place put him on the leaderboard with 2 total LPs. Yes, it was during the Obama administration, but that almost makes it more impressive. He also had a league-high 11 wins that season, but couldn’t replicate the success in 2015 or 2016 and eventually left the league. Nonetheless, he remains on the Legacy Points Leaderboard and there are plenty of GMs that can’t say that.

#11 Isaac

It almost brings a tear to your eye. I remember when he was just a young rookie, full of hope and excitement. In just his sophomore season, Joe Mixon led him to a 3rd place finish and a tie with Dave at 2 Legacy Points (the tie-breaker here being playing in the league in the last 10 years). His all-time record is 20-24, but that shouldn’t take anything away from the legacy of a Real Good GM and we know he’s far from finished.

#10 Bosch

What an absolute stud GM this guy is. 9 years of experience in the league and 5 LPs put Taco Corp in the top 10. That championship loss against Mickey is an all-time matchup lost to time now that NFL.com has decided to ruin our lives, but his valiant effort still lives on in our hearts. It is pretty crazy to think about how different the PKFC would be if Alvin Kamara only scored 5 TDs that night. Just heartbreaking. He’ll be back though.

#9 Pat

This is actually hard to believe. Yes, you read that right: after 12 years and a CHAMPIONSHIP, Pat is in NINTH place with 8 Legacy Points. It just seems impossible, but it’s true. Credit where it’s due to a founding member and half of the YOLO rivalry – Pat had the highest points scored in both playoff weeks in 2024 and put his name on the belt with the greats.

#8 Pato

Jake is in 8th place, putting together a very respectable 9 Legacy Points in his tenure in the PKFC. He is one of five GMs with multiple second-place finishes, a pretty interesting stat considering the life of the league. There are five GMs with multiple second-place finishes and only two with a single second-place finish. I guess that’s why they call it a Real Good League. We miss you Jake.

#7 Cobb

Allow me to be the first to say that Cobb’s 9 LPs are extremely impressive in such a relatively short time. Even more impressive is winning a chip in his first year in the league, especially with a playoff path of that went through Cam and John. Jayden Reed’s iconic 2 TD performance was an instant classic in PKFC lore. The loss to Cam in last year’s championship was disappointing, but inevitable – not often a GM gets a chip before their “welcome to the league” moment.

#6 Justin

Mickey Mouse himself. The COVID championship was life-changing for this GM and got his name into some pretty lofty conversations… cripes, I remember some GMs at the time saying he was “only 2 chips behind Cam.” The real story here: Justin’s 1 LP in 2025 was his first since the championship in 2020. The drought is over, but we will soon see if that materializes into a run at a real championship.

#5 Alec

Do you know how many heartbreaking losses you need to have in the playoffs to have this many Legacy Points without a championship? 14 is kind of a lot of LPs. I mean, that ranks above 3 GMs that have won titles. It’s depressing. At least I’ve scraped together 3 more Legacy Points in the last couple years, because prior to that I hadn’t earned any since 2019. At this rate, I’m going to be saying “this is my year” until I die.

#4 Lucas

Back to back Cherry Street on the LP leaderboard shouldn’t come as a surprise to any PKFCFFL fan worth their salt. 4th place (15 LPs) is an impressive feat, considering the least tenured GM ahead of him joined in 2015, 3 years before him. Still, Lucas has been in the league for 8 years now and probably feels like a founding member to some of the newcomers. This is the start of the tier where I need to ask the question: who is going to contend for #1?

#3 Bork

What an absolute stud alert this GM is. A championship, multiple second-place finishes, and multiple scoring titles go to show how active he has been throughout the years. The only concern here is whether he still has the drive to chase down the greats, because they’re the only GMs left ahead of him now. His scoring title in 2025 was his first LP activity since 2021 and I wonder if it’s a sign of things to come or a blip on the radar. (17 LPs)

#2 John

Mr. Unliiiiimited Jr. himself is still in second place with 20 Legacy Points even after leaving the league prior to the start of the 2024 season. His resume checks a lot of boxes: first ever champ, multiple championships, and even beating Cam himself in the 2021 title match. The only question here is when he will come back to the PKFC to chase down Cam for the top spot in the rankings.

#1 Cam

In first place, with FOURTY-THREE Legacy Points, it’s the man who needs no introduction. After winning his fifth title in 2025, it is truly starting to feel like an impossible task to catch Cam on the leaderboard. Surely at this point he is going for style points, trying to win a championship drafting guys in alphabetical order or some shit.

Closing Thoughts

Thanks for checking in for this year’s Legacy Points update. I will now be stepping aside once again to allow the committee to generate their rankings and with the new site, they shouldn’t even need as much help distributing them. Throughout the season, I encourage everyone to create content and submit it using the Submit a Post button. Feel free to start your own weekly/monthly/whatever discussions, rankings, etc. Let’s have another great season.