The first ever IFL contest for Best Team Name was as hard fought as a full-fledged fantasy season. 

Still the most surprising thing to me about the presidential election was just how poorly the polls accounted for America's true vote.

8 days to go, boys. If you haven't started mocking yet, what are you doing with your life?

Sweet, sweet August. The Fantasy Prep Month is here at last. 

In the immortal words of Dr Disrespect, the IFL is "on another level".

Though there much drama in between, the IFL's annual preseason favorite finally wins it all.

BSC Champ Andrew Gustin had only posted less than 95 pts once this entire season, but in a crazy turn of events gets two gooseeggs from Robby Anderson and Hunter Henry and two other players scored less than one point, Jeremy Hill and T.J. Yeldon. If not for Kirk Cousins' 30 point game, this would have never been in question, but by the start of the afternoon games, it was apparent what was going to happen.

Could not have asked for a more nerve-wracking Semifinal round, and I don't think I'm just saying that because I was a participant. Both games finished within 4 pts of each other, and were not ultimately decided until the clock read 00:00 in Monday Night Football.
 

With crazy weather affecting several games, it was the 4th lowest scoring week in IFL history, which is ironic considering Le'Veon Bell's IFL record setting performance of 51.8 points happened Sunday.

Wow. What a finish to an incredibly close year in fantasy. This league just get keeps more and more competitive.

Last year heading into the final week of the regular season, three of the divisions were already decided, and there were only five teams left vying for the remaining three playoff spots.

This year, only one of the divisions has been decided, and nine teams are scrambling to claim one of the remaining five playoff spots.

That's crazy.