LOC On The Clock - Week 12 2025

2025 - CoPilot TM Week 11 Power Rankings

“The standings tell one story. The rosters tell another.”

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🥇 Tier 1 — Championship-Ready

Elite cores, depth, and matchup-proof flexibility.

1. Forge Flyers (Chris) — 5-5, 1066.5 pts

• Why #1: Highest points scored in the league. Mahomes + Bijan + Etienne + AJ Brown + Diggs is a nightmare core. Depth with Javonte and Stevenson means he can absorb injuries.

• Outlook: Record is deceiving — this is the most complete team on paper. Built for December.

2. Great Scott (Geoff) — 10-0, 996.5 pts

• Why #2: Undefeated, anchored by Herbert + CMC + Nacua + Marvin Harrison Jr. + Odunze. Kamara and Kittle add veteran depth.

• Outlook: Slightly less explosive than Chris’s roster, but consistency and balance keep him dominant.

3. Gridiron Gang (Naithan) — 5-5, 1011.0 pts

• Why #3: Lamar Jackson is surging, Gibbs is ascending, Cook is steady, and TreVeyon Henderson adds explosive upside. WRs (Tucker, Wan’Dale) are matchup-dependent, but Jefferson’s return will elevate the roster.

• Outlook: Dangerous playoff team once healthy. Depth makes this roster flexible and resilient.

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🥈 Tier 2 — Playoff Locks with Cracks

Strong builds with room to grow or trade into Tier 1.

4. Buccing the Trend (Michael) — 6-4, 1059.0 pts

• Why #4: Chase heating up, Jacobs is a volume monster, Pickens is a sneaky WR2. Prescott is steady.

• Outlook: High floor, but ceiling capped unless he adds another elite piece.

5. Tom’s Tyrants (Tom) — 6-4, 965.9 pts

• Why #5: Barkley + Achane is explosive, Allen + Godwin provide WR stability, Metcalf adds depth.

• Outlook: Needs QB consistency to push higher, but roster is playoff-ready.

6. The Dream Team (Vivek) — 5-5, 937.3 pts

• Why #6: Hurts + Adams is a strong core, RBs (White, Spears, Charbonnet) are young and ascending.

• Outlook: Needs WR consistency to climb, but dangerous if rookies pop.

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🥉 Tier 3 — High Variance

Capable of big wins, but vulnerable to volatility.

7. I KNOW SOMETHING (Ben) — 5-5, 973.3 pts

• Why #7: Taylor + Kyren is strong, Addison is emerging, DJ Moore is volatile.

• Impact: Burrow’s season-ending injury is a huge blow — QB streaming caps ceiling.

• Outlook: Still competitive, but no longer Tier 2 without a stable QB.

8. Patistan (Patrick) — 4-6, 974.4 pts

• Why #8: Amon-Ra + Olave are elite WRs, Jeanty is promising.

• Impact: Skattebo’s season-ending injury gutted RB depth.

• Outlook: Needs a waiver miracle or trade to stay alive.

9. Stokes Bay Stackers (Ross) — 5-5, 864.6 pts

• Why #9: Allen + Kelce give positional advantage, Flowers is flashing WR1 upside, Henry still dangerous.

• Outlook: Middling supporting cast keeps him volatile week to week.

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🚨 Tier 4 — Rebuild / Salvage Mission

Short on balance or depth; need aggressive moves or lucky pickups.

10. Bear Necessities (Dave) — 2-8, 877.2 pts

• Why #10: Deebo + Worthy are fun, but RBs are thin and QB volatile.

• Outlook: Needs trades to salvage; otherwise spoiler role.

11. Oakland Golden Bears (Freddy) — 2-8, 836.6 pts

• Why #11: Hall + Walker + Pacheco is solid RB trio, but WRs unreliable and Nix risky.

• Outlook: Needs WR1 to climb.

12. Make Kitchens Great Again (Ollie) — 5-5, 749.2 pts

• Why #12: Despite record, points scored are lowest. WRs (Waddle, Lamb) are strong, but RB/QB holes limit upside.

• Outlook: Needs bold trade to stay relevant.

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🧠 Final Thoughts

• Top tier (Chris, Geoff, Naithan) are built for December.

• Middle tier (Michael, Tom, Vivek) are playoff locks but need one more move.

• Ben & Patrick took major hits with Burrow and Skattebo out — they’re now volatile wildcards.

• Bottom tier needs trades or waiver miracles.

LOC On The Clock - Week 10 2025

2025 - The CoPilot TM Week 10 Power Rankings

Tier 1 — Championship-ready

These teams combine elite weekly floors with top-end ceilings and the depth to survive byes/injuries.

1. Great Scott (Geoff) — 9‑0, 903.8 pts

Why #1: The single best starting five in the league — Herbert + CMC + Nacua + MHJ + Odunze. That starting lineup wins weeks on its own; bench veterans (Kamara, Kittle) preserve upside and trade currency. Risk: minimal; upside to finish first seed.

2. Forge Flyers (Chris) — 5‑4, 970.36 pts

Why #2: Highest points for in the entire pool. Mahomes + two elite RBs/WRs = sustained scoring. Slightly lower seed because record/bye timing has been rough, but roster construction is arguably the most complete.

3. Gridiron Gang (Naithan) — 5‑4, 909.02 pts

Why #3: High-upside, flexible roster. Lamar gives weekly boom potential; Gibbs + Cook + TreVeyon form a strong RB group with complementary roles. Bench depth and movable pieces (Dobbins/Pollard/Aiyuk) make this a dangerous playoff team once matchups are optimized.

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Tier 2 — Top contenders who need a push

One or two gaps separate these squads from elite status — still very playable.

1. Buccing The Trend (Michael) — 6‑3, 975.96 pts

Why #4: Extremely high season scoring and consistent floor. If Michael adds a single high‑ceiling RB or WR, this team becomes a title favorite.

2. I KNOW SOMETHING (Ben) — 4‑5, 861.28 pts (after Burrow update)

Why #5: RB group and WR depth remain strong, but losing Burrow to a long absence is a real ceiling capper. With competent streaming QBs and smart waiver moves he’s still dangerous, but volatility increases.

3. Tom’s Tyrants (Tom) — 5‑4, 862.44 pts

Why #6: Strong WR room and an explosive RB. A QB upgrade or a timely breakout from bench pieces would vault Tom upward; current construction leaves him just shy of Tier 1.

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Tier 3 — High variance / hungry for balance

Can beat anyone — can also cough up ugly weeks. Needs healthier balance.

1. The Dream Team (Vivek) — 4‑5, 821.32 pts

Why #7: Good QB/WR/return assets. Needs steadier RB production to reduce week‑to‑week volatility.

2. Patistan (Patrick) — 3‑6, 852.34 pts (after Skattebo season‑ending)

Why #8: Amon‑Ra and Olave provide high ceilings, but losing Skattebo cost the RB depth and forced Patrick into a riskier weekly setup. Trade or waiver RB is the immediate priority.

3. Plymouth Pa… / Cardiff Sheep (Ross) — 5‑4, 797.06 pts

Why #9: Strong positional advantages (top QB or TE pairing in many weeks), but middling supporting cast. If Ross stabilizes a second reliable RB or bench WR, he’s a solid sleeper.

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Tier 4 — Rebuild / salvage mission

Short on balance or depth; need aggressive moves or lucky pickups.

1. Bear Necessities (Dave) — 2‑7, 793.68 pts

Why #10: Some nice pieces but roster construction has left the team RB‑thin and inconsistent. Needs targeted trades for immediate impact.

2. Oakland Goldminers (Freddy) — 2‑7, 758.08 pts

Why #11: Scoring has been middling; roster needs WR stability and fewer high‑variance weekly decisions to climb.

3. Make Kitchen Great Again (Ollie) — 4‑5, 667.46 pts

Why #12: Despite a respectable record, total points show a capped ceiling. WRs may be solid, but RB & QB holes limit playoff upside without a major transaction.