This week was like a groundhog's day. The winners from last week didn't change at all. The only thing that did change, is how easily they won this time. Let's get into it. GRAZ GIANTS VS FEHERVAR ENTHRONERS (31:8) The Graz Giants seem to be back to their own serves after their first win last week. The practices are probably becoming harder and harder in anticipation of their game against the Vienna Vikings next week. As for the Enthroners, I’m honestly really disappointed.

Last week kept us on our toes with a 17 Point difference across all games. This week it was pure domination. Three out of four games ended with a blowout. Giants got their first win, Prague got their first loss. Another fascinating week in the most competitive Football league. DANUBE DRAGONS VS PRAGUE BLACK PANTHERS (24:0) The two undefeated teams came head to head this week and it turned out nothing like I expected. The Dragons secured an incredible 24:0 win against the Bl

1. Calanda Broncos (4-0) The Broncos are 4–0 going into their first bye week. They won their first big test against Basel and, while winning every game, some performances were too close for Calanda standards. The Bern Grizzlies seem to be their biggest contender as of now. 2. Bern Grizzlies (3-0) +1 Bern had a statement win against the Basel Gladiators! The explosive offense around new signal caller Aaron Ellis and receivers Nolan O‘Leary and Xavier Studer is fun to watch.

1. Wild Boars (2-0) The Wild Boars put on one of the most complete and high-energy performances of Week 2, showing from the second half that they meant business. QB Isaiah Green looked comfortable and in control throughout the game, leading a very sharp passing offense. His connection with WR Bogdan Šundović stood out in particular, as the two linked up multiple times for touchdowns. You could clearly see the chemistry between them, with precise timing and good decision-ma

1. Guelfi Firenze Guelfi Firenze's journey toward a back-to-back title continues in Ferrara with yet another strong performance from Coach Fabrizio Bocci's team. The Tuscans defeated Aquile Ferrara on the road 40-12, putting their purple Ferrari in fourth gear as they race toward the Italian Bowl and, perhaps, something more important. Meanwhile, four wins in as many games allow the Florentines to once again achieve their playoff goal and dream of another title that would c

1. Budapest Wolves (2-0) The Budapest Wolves didn’t start fast, but once they found their spark, they took full control and never looked back. That turning point came on special teams, where WR Pfisztner Máté Oszkár electrified the game with a punt return touchdown. From there, momentum swung heavily in Budapest’s favor, and the Wolves capitalized in every phase. QB Tóth Levente led the offense with confidence and efficiency, throwing three touchdown passes. His connection