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WEEK 4 · 2026

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Week 4
Four weeks in and the Dana Burger Dynasty League has its chaos fully unlocked. We've got two undefeated teams — Ja'Marrch of the Penguins and Miller Time — sitting atop the standings, while the league's highest raw scorer, Kyler Scullen, is somehow 2-2 because the schedule is merciless. The trade market has already been active: Slam-I-Am fleeced Todd in Week 1 for Kyren Williams, Mr Slippyfist gave up a haul of 2027 picks to grab Carson Wentz (still processing that one), and Substation Squad acquired Drew Lock in a deal that had Todd walking away with a 2028 second. At the bottom, both 0-4 squads — Q A-Johnston and Takes Juwan to know Juwan — have young cores worth watching, but the clock is ticking on their playoff hopes. Buckle up: with records this volatile and PF spreads this wild, anyone in the 2-2 tier could find themselves right back in the mix — or firmly on the outside — by the time Week 6 rolls around.

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01
@Slam-I-Am-69was #1

The only undefeated team AND the league's highest scorer at 624.68 PF — Slam-I-Am is doing everything right. The Wk1 trade of Coker and Gadsden for Kyren Williams is already looking like a heist, and when Ja'Marr Chase, CeeDee Lamb, and Jonathan Taylor are all cooking, this roster is genuinely terrifying.

Receipt · Week 3

“The only undefeated team with the best point differential in the league at +140, and they did it without breaking a sweat — 3-0 with wins over Critical Gase Theory, Q A-Johnston, and a nail-biter 127.”

02
@lmillz89was #3

Also 4-0 and riding a three-week scoring surge — 129, 156, 159 — with a trend sitting nearly 6 points above season average. The Burrow-Tee Higgins connection is a beautiful thing, and Bhayshul Tuten has quietly become a weekly difference-maker out of Jacksonville.

Receipt · Week 3

“Miller Time is heating up at exactly the right moment — a 156-point Week 3 blowout of Substation Squad is the best single-week output of any undefeated team not named Penguins, and the schedule to start the year…”

03
@MrSlippyFist_was #2

Still 4-0, but that Wk4 squeaker — a 101.3-97.9 win over Harvey — is a little yellow flag, especially with a negative trend of -5.55 points off his season average. Gibbs and Amon-Ra are a top-three positional duo in the league, but the Carson Wentz acquisition tells you the QB room needs some love.

Receipt · Week 3

“Three-and-oh with the most consistent scoring in the league — 154, 153, and 141 over the last three weeks is a metronome, and that 153.”

04
@fatherofbenwas #6

Dropped two in a row before exploding for 176.6 in Wk4 — the highest single-week score of the season — and Josh Allen at 9,998 KTC is the most valuable player in this league by any measure. The roster is loaded at QB (Allen, Stroud, Young, Mendoza) and has the highest raw PF in the league at 627.38 despite a 2-2 record, so the schedule has not been kind.

Receipt · Week 3

“The Week 1 explosion of 198. 5 points has masked some regression — Kyler Scullen has followed that up with 150 and 101 the last two weeks, and a 1-2 record is not where you want to be with this roster's ceiling.”

05
@ajaxecleswas #4

AJ is managing the heck out of his team — 3-1 record, but the second-lowest starter KTC value of any playoff-contending squad at 39,328. Purdy and Mahomes at QB is a nice luxury, but when your top non-QB weapons are Olave, Garrett Wilson, and Cam Skattebo, you're one bad week from the house collapsing.

Receipt · Week 3

“AJ is managing the heck out of his team — 3-0 and cranking 139, 160, and 145 week over week, all while running two QBs in Mahomes and Purdy as his top KTC assets and Cam Skattebo as his best RB option.”

06
@dougmwongwas #5

I'm going to put myself sixth and I fully expect to hear about it. Yes, I'm 2-2 and I lost to Kyler Scullen by 26 points in Wk4, but my trend is +8.41 over my last three weeks and JSN-Brock Bowers-Malik Nabers is a genuinely ridiculous core. The RB room (Etienne, Braelon Allen) is the soft underbelly, but I'm not ranked in the bottom half of this league and that's my hill to die on.

Receipt · Week 3

“Yes, this is me, and yes, I'm putting myself fifth despite being 2-1 — the only loss was a Week 1 beat-down at the hands of the best team in the league, and wins over Justinian Dynasty (150.”

07
@aaron4realwas #7

Aaron is 2-2 with three straight weeks in the 124-128 range — consistent, but consistently just enough, and his trend has dipped 4.73 below season average. Lamar Jackson anchors the squad, but a WR room that starts Stefon Diggs and leans on Saquon Barkley at RB suggests the window here might be tighter than the record implies.

Receipt · Week 3

“Aaron has 398 points for the season — top five in the league — and somehow sits at 1-2, which is the cruelest kind of dynasty misfortune.”

08
@Teeeeeeeeeeeemwas #9

Teem is 2-2 but trending in the right direction — up 4.21 points over his last three weeks — and Bijan Robinson plus a young WR core of Luther Burden and Carnell Tate gives this roster real upside in a year or two. The Wk2 trade sending future picks to Todd for Drew Lock is... a choice, but Jordan Love is still the day-to-day starter and this team has ceiling.

Receipt · Week 3

“Bijan Robinson and Omarion Hampton are a fun young RB duo, and Luther Burden and Carnell Tate give this team a real receiver developmental core to build around — but 325 points for on a 1-2 record tells you the starters…”

09
@arougeotwas #10

The Wk4 win — a 110.9-109.2 nail-biter over Todd — kept Justinian Dynasty at .500 and the right side of the bubble. That said, the underlying numbers aren't pretty: lowest starter KTC of any above-.500 team at 35,034, and De'Von Achane and Breece Hall are both sitting on the bench while Jaylen Warren starts. The trade sending three 2027 picks to Mr Slippyfist for Carson Wentz is a gutsy bet on getting healthy fast.

Receipt · Week 3

“Credit where it's due: the Week 3 win over Kyler Scullen (119.”

10
@jvcnnllwas #11

Harvey is 1-3 and has averaged just under 97 points over his last three weeks — a trend that's cratered 10 points below his season average. The roster has genuine talent in Puka Nacua, Caleb Williams, Trey McBride, and Drake London, but this squad has lost three straight and the schedule hasn't been uniquely brutal, so something isn't clicking.

Receipt · Week 3

“After a promising 137-point Week 1, Harvey has put up 91 and 101 the last two weeks and dropped both — including a gut-punch loss to eddiemac0 in Week 3 (101.”

11
@eddiemac0was #12

Eddie is 1-3 with the second-worst point differential in the league at -108.5, and the roster KTC of 52,701 is the lowest in the league — McCaffrey is 30 years old, Hurts is 28, and the depth chart behind them is shaky. The good news is scores have ticked up three weeks in a row (95, 108, 115), so maybe there's a pulse here.

Receipt · Week 3

“A 1-2 team that somehow looks worse than their record — 308 total points is bottom three in the league, and the wins have come against Harvey and Coke(r) Fiends, not exactly murderers' row.”

12
@BertReynoldswas #8

Bert is 0-4 and has been outscored by a league-worst 184.1 points on the season — getting stomped 187.9-79.4 by Penguins in Wk2 didn't help. The bones are good — Drake Maye, Ashton Jeanty, Parker Washington, Ladd McConkey is a legitimately exciting young core — but right now this team is just getting punched in the mouth every single week.

Receipt · Week 3

“The dynasty bones on this team are legitimately good — Ashton Jeanty, Drake Maye, Ladd McConkey, and Parker Washington is a young core that should age well — but the 0-3 record with a -172 point differential is the…”

13
@Todddddddwas #13

Todd is 1-3 and somehow lost to Justinian Dynasty by 1.7 points in Wk4 — that's the kind of loss that haunts you in February. The starter KTC of 28,128 is the lowest in the league by a significant margin, and trading away picks to acquire Jalen Coker and Oronde Gadsden while starting Cam Ward and Tre Tucker is a vibe that I respect but cannot endorse.

Receipt · Week 3

“Todd, buddy, the trades you've made this season — getting Kyren Williams' salary dump back, flipping picks back to Substation — have netted you Jalen Coker, Oronde Gadsden, and a 2027 R2, which is somehow both the most…”

14
@dpiperwas #14

Juwan is 0-4, last in PF at 393.22, and has been outscored 166.78 points on the year — the second-worst differential in the league. Scores are at least moving in the right direction (80, 93, 111), but a starting lineup that relies on D'Andre Swift, Rhamondre Stevenson, and DK Metcalf doesn't exactly scream 'turnaround imminent.'

Receipt · Week 3

“Dead last at 0-3 with the second-fewest points in the league (281), and the Week 3 loss to House of Cards (93.”