Santee Comes to Town With the Crown

Week 6 — Fancy Football X

A decisive win for Colin

Congratulations to Colin Santee, whose 176.04 points secured the Week 6 crown by a comfortable 13.22-point margin and established a new personal best.

Colin landed the slate’s only drafted Christian McCaffrey, and the 31.70-point performance anchored a lineup loaded with strong returns. Germie Bernard added 25.70 points at a $4,000 salary, while Matthew Golden scored 25.40 and Isaiah Likely delivered 23.90. The Titans D/ST supplied another 21 points at $2,300.

Zachary Wand finished second with 162.82 behind 31.50 points from Malik Nabers, 26.70 from Tre Tucker, and 23.00 from D’Andre Swift. Steven Thomas rounded out the podium at 152.74, joining Colin in benefiting from the Titans D/ST while also getting 24.30 from James Cook III and 16.50 from lightly drafted Michael Mayer.

The right chalk delivered

Two of the week’s most popular selections justified their 37.8% draft rates. Matthew Golden scored 25.40 points and appeared in four of the top six lineups, while Isaiah Likely posted 23.90 and helped six contestants finish inside the paying positions.

The more selective difference-makers were even better. Germie Bernard returned 25.70 points at $4,000 for six drafters, including Colin and fifth-place Bob Wand. Tre Tucker scored 26.70 for four contestants, and Kyle Pitts Sr. rewarded just two drafters with 23.00 points at $3,700.

Thirty cents decides the cut

With 37 entries, 19th place earned the final win—and Connor Buxton claimed it by the narrowest of margins. Connor scored 126.94, finishing only 0.30 points ahead of Lars Rikardsen.

Connor needed 30.90 points from Kenneth Walker III and 23.90 from Isaiah Likely to survive a one-point result from MarShawn Lloyd. Lars also rostered Isaiah Likely, along with Matthew Golden, but came up just short at 126.64.

Two skids end, one streak snaps

Charlie Weller and CJ O’Neil each entered the week on five-contest losing streaks with no wins this season. Both finally broke through: Charlie finished seventh with 142.00, powered by 28.40 from Jaxon Smith-Njigba and 23.90 from Isaiah Likely, while CJ placed 10th at 136.66 behind Germie Bernard.

The reversal went the other way for former standings leader Ben Maier. His five-week winning streak ended with a 35th-place finish and a season-low 107.70 points, as Rhamondre Stevenson managed only 3.60.