NJFFL Power Rankings — Week 2

1. Florida Finatics (Joe Borell) — 2-0, 309 PF · 155 PPG · all-play 73% (up 3)

   Sitting pretty at 2-0 with an elite 73% all-play win rate and a rock-solid ±4 weekly swing, the Finatics are cruising toward a projected 167-point explosion.

2. Tampa Sea Captains (Mike and Ron Klepacky) — 2-0, 293 PF · 147 PPG · all-play 55% (up 3)

   The Klepackys have steered Tampa to a clean 2-0 start with a steady 147 PPG and a projected 169-point output on the horizon.

3. West Hartford Wolverines (Pat Gabriele) — 1-1, 335 PF · 168 PPG · all-play 73% (up 5)

   Despite sitting at 1-1, Pat Gabriele leads the league with 335 total points and vaulted five spots behind a league-best 171 projected score.

4. Jersey City Crop Dusters (Mike Donnelly) — 1-1, 315 PF · 158 PPG · all-play 64% (up 6)

   Donnelly vaulted up six spots by pairing a 191-point week with a high-flying 167-point projection to overcome a wild ±34-point swing.

5. Alaska Lookouts (Mike Gabes) — 1-1, 319 PF · 160 PPG · all-play 64% (up 2)

   Mike Gabes bounced back from a 128-point dud to post 191, pushing his season scoring average to a robust 160 PPG.

6. Montclair Heights Moonwalkers (John J. Perez) — 2-0, 285 PF · 143 PPG · all-play 55% (down 4)

   An unblemished 2-0 record cannot disguise a chaotic ±55-point swing that saw John J. Perez crater to 88 points right after hanging 197.

7. Louisville Lightning (Dominic DiYanni) — 1-1, 309 PF · 155 PPG · all-play 64% (down 4)

   DiYanni slid four spots thanks to a volatile ±41 weekly swing, though his co-league-leading 171 projected points hint at an immediate rebound.

8. Chicago Icemen (Bryan Perez) — 1-1, 299 PF · 150 PPG · all-play 55% (down 7)

   Bryan Perez plummeted seven spots after tumbling from a league-high 216 points down to a frigid 83.

9. Philadelphia Phreaks (Joe Christiano) — 1-1, 246 PF · 123 PPG · all-play 36% (down 3)

   Christiano's 1-1 record is living on borrowed time with an anemic 123 PPG and a grim 36% all-play win percentage.

10. Newark Immigrants (John Pappa Perez) — 0-2, 247 PF · 124 PPG · all-play 41% (down 1)

Pappa Perez remains stuck in the cellar at 0-2 while averaging a paltry 124 PPG, and a projected 137 offers little hope of a quick rescue. 11. Boston Alliance (Justin Callow) — 0-2, 204 PF · 102 PPG · all-play 23% (even)

Justin Callow stays stranded at 0-2 courtesy of a dreadful 23% all-play win rate and an offense barely wheezing past triple digits at 102 PPG. 12. Maine Machine (Jared Luciani) — 0-2, 129 PF · 65 PPG · all-play 0% (even)

Jared Luciani has been impressively consistent with an airtight ±1 weekly swing, but a nonexistent 0% all-play rate and 65 PPG make this Machine look completely unplugged.

How the rankings are built

Each team is scored against the league on six weighted factors: record (30%), all-play win percentage (22%), season points per game (18%), last-three-week scoring (15%), projected starting-lineup strength (8%) and weekly consistency (7%). That's why a team can rank ahead of a club with a better record.