15 19 It was yet another scare for D.C. (12-0), but the undefeated squad kept their streak alive with a tight one over Pittsburgh (7-5). The Dinos now have the third best undefeated streak of all time. Neither team moved in playoff position.	14 30 Arkdale (7-5) shut down the Josh Allen, then blasted off with 30 points to take sole possession of first in the West. Harrison Butker lead all scorers with 15. Missouri (6-6) now sits on the outside looking in, but aren't out of it.	37 35 The shootout was as billed, going down to the wire before Orlando (7-5) got a Brock Purdy TD pass late to secure the victory. The Oracles have clinched the Central. Miami (4-8) gave a valiant effort, but fell short and are eliminated.
21 12 Flint (6-6) has now won six of 8 and by way of their victory over the defending Super Bowl Champs, the Wheelers have leapfrogged Missouri and sit in the final playoff spot with 2 games left. Chicago (5-7) now has a 1% chance of getting in.	22 18 In what became a de facto elimination game, South Bend (5-7) grew their dim playoff hopes a little brighter while snuffing out those of Ann Arbor (4-8). Rookie Cam Ward scored two TDs, including one on the ground, in the victory.	27 12 New York (6-6) got a stellar day from Jalen Hurts to remain in the hunt; his 3 touchdowns (1 pass, 2 rush) led all scorers. The Lynx are still out of the top 5 and will need to win out with help. Canton (3-9) inches closer to the No. 1 pick.

EAST D.C. Pittsburgh New York Canton 12- 0 7- 5 6- 6 3- 9 CENTRAL Orlando South Bend Miami Ann Arbor 7- 5 5- 7 4- 8 4- 8 WEST Arkdale Flint Missouri Chicago 7- 5 6- 6 6- 6 5- 7 Current 2025 Regular Season MFL Statistics 2025 MFL Primer - Most Recent Edition 11/25/25 Wheelers end series losing streak The Flint Wheelers finally knocked off the Chicago Ravens after a half-decade of futility. The win not only keeps Flint alive in the playoff race, but it gives them their first win in the series since their second meeting of 2020. Their nine straight losses to Chicago is only bested by their MFL-record 14-game losing streak at the hands of Miami from 2006 to 2018. 11/17/25 Allen ties MFL single-game scoring record Two-time MFL MVP Josh Allen tied his own MFL record by scoring 27 points at Orlando on Sunday in leading Missouri to the win. Allen also scored 27 points last season in the same way, 3 passing and 3 rushing scores. The record has been tied a total of 5 times, including three times by Peregrines. Shaun Alexander was the first to hit 27 with a 4 rush, 1 rec effort in 2005. Sixteen years later, Miami's Jonathan Taylor did it again. The following year, Joe Mixon ran for 4 TDs and caught another for Canton. 10/21/25 D's up, (Lynx) mowed down The D.C. Dinosaurs dominated and devastated rival New York by scoring 65 points, the second-most all time. Only Chicago's 75-24 win vs. Missouri in 2015 topped it. The win keeps them high above the rest of the MFL, which is in parity-mode currently. Meanwhile, the Lynx are seemingly in freefall, losing a league-leading 4 in a row, putting them perilously close to irrelevance only halfway through the season. 9/30/25 Flint: The Mafia curse continues In their Week Four game against Miami, the Flint Wheelers appeared well on their way to getting the monkeys off their backs. But, after Bo Nix and R.J. Harvey combined for multiple scores late, Miami pulled out the one-point win, taking their 20th win in 21 meetings with Flint, including their sixth in a row. We'll see how the 22nd meeting in 2026 goes... 9/16/25 St. Brown ties Flint receiving mark Despite falling at home to Chicago, Flint WR Amon-Ra St. Brown snagged 3 touchdown passes en route to tying the Wheelers franchise record for receiving TDs in a game. It's only the third time in franchise history that a player was able to pull off the feat and the first time since 2017. Michael Crabtree achieved the mark twice Flint. 9/11/25 Varks win 8th straight season opener; Chicago, Missouri end streaks Week One of the MFL season is in the books and the Aardvarks have an unlikely streak that continues into 2026. Arkdale has now won eight consecutive opening games, last losing in 2017. The streak is the second-longest in MFL history behind Pittsburgh, who won 10 straight from 2003 to 2012. Meanwhile, Missouri finally ended their season-opening futility, winning in Week One for the first time since 2019. On the other side, Chicago, who lost to Missouri, dropped their first opener since 2020; in addition, they had started 2-0 in each of the last four years. 8/10/25 Phase II closes with a flurry of activity, big cuts The end of Phase II has been relatively quiet in recent years. Not in 2025. A couple of trades took place on the last day, with the Mafia involved in both. Miami got Trey Benson and sent Jaylen Warren packing, scoring a 2026 pick from Canton while giving up their rights to No. 20 to Pittsburgh next Sunday. But the biggest news came from South Bend and Arkdale. Both teams elected to hit the reset button on their clubs and work toward a new-look roster this season. While Arkdale cut the most players, South Bend cleared the most cap space prior to the draft. Pink slips went to several big names: QB Joe Burrow, WR Marvin Harrison Jr., QB Tua Tagovailoa, WR Jaylen Waddle, WR Adam Thielen, and WR Khalil Shakir, among others. It's expected that all will have little trouble finding new addresses next weekend. 8/9/25 Details of Arkdale-Missouri deal As Draft Day approaches, the Arkdale Aardvarks decided that getting multiple players and multiple picks was worth dealing away the top selection and the potential rights to Ashton Jeanty. The Missouri Peregrines will now have the No. 1 overall pick for the second time by sending QB Jared Goff, WR D.K. Metcalf, the No. 3 pick, and the No. 15 pick. While a high price to pay, the Peregrines were in search of a top-tier running back after years of despiration. Meanwhile, the Varks shore up a shaky receiver corps and snag a possible starter at QB, all while suffering a very low payroll impact and maintaining a Top 3 pick.

Week 1 September 4-8 Canton 17, New York 41 D.C. 23, Pittsburgh 14 Orlando 23, Ann Arbor 21 Miami 31, South Bend 18 Flint 13, Arkdale 15 Missouri 40, Chicago 33 Week 8 October 23-27 Missouri 42, Canton 25 D.C. 53, Arkdale 13 Orlando 29, Pittsburgh 30 (OT) South Bend 31, Flint 35 Ann Arbor 14, New York 28 Chicago 12, Miami 32 Byes: Detroit, Las Vegas, LA Rams, Arizona, Seattle, Jacksonville Week 2 September 11-15 South Bend 17, D.C. 46 Canton 30, Miami 21 Pittsburgh 10, Ann Arbor 25 New York 30, Orlando 32 Chicago 31, Flint 27 Arkdale 29, Missouri 11 Week 9 October 30-November 3 Canton 22, South Bend 30 Pittsburgh 13, Missouri 22 D.C. 13, Flint 12 (OT) Miami 30, New York 36 Arkdale 20, Orlando 36 Ann Arbor 27, Chicago 36 Byes: Cleveland, NY Jets, Tampa Bay, Philadelphia Week 3 September 18-22 D.C. 36, Missouri 15 South Bend 20, Orlando 44 Arkdale 16, New York 30 Flint 10, Pittsburgh 32 Chicago 28, Canton 13 Ann Arbor 18, Miami 38 Week 10 November 6-10 Missouri 28, Miami 24 South Bend 23, Pittsburgh 28 New York 42, Chicago 8 Ann Arbor 19, D.C. 39 Flint 13, Orlando 41 Canton 20, Arkdale 24 Byes: Cincinnati, Kansas City, Dallas, Tennessee Week 4 September 25-29 Ann Arbor 17, South Bend 7 Arkdale 38, Chicago 12 Orlando 27, D.C. 38 Canton 22, Pittsburgh 37 Miami 37, Flint 36 Missouri 41, New York 34 Week 11 November 13-17 Chicago 4, D.C. 31 Missouri 44, Orlando 16 New York 29, South Bend 36 Miami 12, Pittsburgh 17 Flint 37, Canton 35 Arkdale 16, Ann Arbor 19 Byes: New Orleans, Indianapolis Week 5 October 2-6 Ann Arbor 29, Missouri 21 New York 23, Flint 30, Pittsburgh 13, Arkdale 29 Orlando 26, Canton 38 D.C. 45, Miami 23 Chicago 32, South Bend 10 Byes: Atlanta, Green Bay, Chicago, Pittsburgh Week 12 November 20-24 Flint 21, Chicago 12 Missouri 14, Arkdale 30 Orlando 37, Miami 35 South Bend 22, Ann Arbor 18 Pittsburgh 15, D.C. 19 New York 27, Canton 12 Byes: Denver, LA Chargers, Miami, Washington Week 6 October 9-13 Orlando 18, Chicago 21 D.C. 33, Canton 25 South Bend 29, Missouri 21 Miami 14, Arkdale 24 Pittsburgh 51, New York 20 Flint 21, Ann Arbor 14 Byes: Houston, Minnesota Week 13 November 27-December 1 Arkdale at Flint Chicago at Missouri Ann Arbor at Orlando Pittsburgh at Canton South Bend at Miami D.C. at New York Week 7 October 16-20 New York 22, D.C. 65 Canton 38, Ann Arbor 16 Pittsburgh 23, Chicago 14 Miami 30, Orlando 39 Arkdale 13, South Bend 18 Missouri 13, Flint 25 Byes: Buffalo, Baltimore Week 14 December 4-8 Chicago at Arkdale Flint at Missouri New York at Pittsburgh Miami at Ann Arbor Orlando at South Bend Canton at D.C. Byes: New England, NY Giants, Carolina, San Francisco Week 15 December 11-15 MFL Play-In Game Wild Card No. 2 at Wild Card No. 1 (The best second-place team earns the #1 spot. The second-best second-place team earns the #2 spot.) Week 16 December 18-22 MFL Divisional Playoffs No. 3 Seed* at Second-Best Division Champion No. 4 Seed* at Best Division Champion *The team with the better regular-season record between the Play-In Winner and the worst Division Champ earns the #3 Seed. Week 17 December 25-29 SUPER BOWL XXVIII at Atwood Stadium, Flint, MI Divisional Playoff Winner vs. Divisional Playoff Winner Pre-Season SUNDAY, AUGUST 3- SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 Phase II of Player Releases Owners may release players to make more cap room or to make roster spots, including players who retired. SUNDAY, AUGUST 17 2025 MFL Draft at Scoobies, Mishawaka, Indiana. Start Time: 2:00pm WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27 Salary & Roster Deadline (Cut Day) Teams must keep payroll at or under $20 million and roster size at 19 players or under. Players cut after the deadline will still count against the cap. Deadline: 9:59pm. Regular and Post-Season THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 MFL Kickoff Weekend Weekly starters must submitted via the MFL on ESPN before each respective player's kickoff time. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15 MFL Trade Deadline No trades allowed after 9:59pm until the end of the season. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29 MFL Free Agent & Waiving Deadline and IR Reclamation Deadline No further player movement after 9:59pm until the end of the season. (Injury replacement signings not included) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4- MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 Week Fourteen, the final week of the regular season. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28 SUPER BOWL XXVIII at Flint, MI MONDAY, DECEMBER 29- SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 2026 Phase I of Player Releases begins immediately following conclusion of the Super Bowl. Player salaries increase by 20% (30% for Super Bowl Champs) requiring clubs to commence player cuts during Phase I in order to keep team salaries under $20 million. Deadline for all cuts is 9:59pm ET.