Season 7 Postseason
Road to the FFLA Championship
Six teams. Two conferences. Four division winners. Two wildcards. One champion — and one League Loser.
East #1 Seed · Bye
Diesels
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West #1 Seed · Bye
Beavers
0-0
East Wildcard
Rumps
0-0
West Wildcard
Disciples
0-0
How the FFLA Playoffs Work▾
- 6 teams qualify — 3 per conference.
- Each conference sends both division winners plus one wildcard.
- Better division winner = #1 seed with a first-round bye; other = #2.
- Wildcard = #3. The #2 seed plays the #3 seed.
- That winner meets #1 in the Conference Championship.
- East Champion plays West Champion for the FFLA Championship.
Tiebreakers — Division: overall record, then Points For. Wildcard: record, conference record, division record, head-to-head, then Points For.
West Conference
#2 vs #3 → winner meets #1 in the Conference Championship
Beavers—First-Round Bye
Cobras—Disciples—Beavers—East Conference
#2 vs #3 → winner meets #1 in the Conference Championship
Diesels—First-Round Bye
Jack'o'Lanterns—Rumps—Diesels—FFLA Championship
East Champion vs West Champion
FFLA Champion
Champion Pending
Worst Record · #1 Bye
Frogs
0-0
Second Worst · #2 Bye
Luchadores
0-0
Toilet Bowl Field
6 teams
Advancement
Losers advance
How the Toilet Bowl Works▾
- The 6 non-playoff teams fall into the Toilet Bowl.
- The 2 worst overall records league-wide get first-round byes.
- Conference and division don't matter for byes.
- Losers advance — winning keeps you safe.
- The final loser is crowned the FFLA League Loser.
Shame seeding — worst overall record first, then lower Points For.
Losers Advance
The two worst records get byes. Lose and you sink deeper — the final loser becomes the FFLA League Loser.
Round 1
Frogs—Bye · Skips Round 1
Luchadores—Bye · Skips Round 1
Sharks—
Pirates—
Orcas—
Piranhas—Shame Semifinal
League Loser Final
The Final Indignity
FFLA League Loser
League Loser Pending