Average weekly point total of playoff teams (2010-2015): 144.87 (1,883.31 season total)
Manager Rankings & Head-to-Head Records
The manager rankings include every OIL manager. We may be three conferences, but we are one league. Click the image below to view the OIL Managers spreadsheet. On the bottom left, you can toggle between overall manager rankings (which you can sort by wins, losses, ties, winning percentage, winning seasons, 10-win seasons, playoff appearances, championship game appearances, and championships) and head-to-head records for each conference.
Spreadsheet Instructions
Wins and Losses
Regular Season
Most Wins (Regular Season): Most Wins (Regular Season + Playoffs): Best Winning Pct. (Regular Season): Best Winning Pct. (Regular Season + Playoffs): Most Wins (Career): Most Winning Seasons: Longest Winning Streak: Longest Winning Streak to Begin Season: |
12, Arrogant Americans (2010)^© Lucky Enuf (2016) 14, Arrogant Americans (2010)^© 92.3, Arrogant Americans (2010)^© Lucky Enuf (2016) 93.3, Arrogant Americans (2010)^© 99, Arrogant Americans (2006-present)^ 9, Arrogant Americans (2006-present) 11, Hard Targets (2015) 7, Reapers (2012); Lucky Enuf (2016) |
Most Losses While Playing Entire Season: Least Losses (Regular Season + Playoffs): Most Losses (Career): Longest Losing Streak: Longest Losing Streak to Begin Season: |
11, Cocks (2015); Hangovers (2015); Whackers (2015); Hillier (2016) 1, Arrogant Americans (2010)^© 83, Whackers (2006-present)^ 9, DominationStation (2015) 8, Cocks (2015) |
Playoffs
Most Playoff Appearances: Most Playoff Games: Most First-Round Byes: Most Consecutive First-Round Byes: Most Playoff Wins: Most Consecutive Playoff Appearances: Longest Active Playoff Appearance Streak: |
6, Arrogant Americans 13, Arrogant Americans 4, Arrogant Americans√ 3, Arrogant Americans (2008-2010); Hard Targets (2013-2015) 8, Arrogant Americans 4, DominationStation (2009-2012) Hard Targets (2013-2016)♦ 4, Hard Targets (2013-2016)♦ |
Longest Losing Streak to Begin Season While Making Playoffs: Longest Losing Streak to Begin Season While Making Championship Game: Most Wins to Start Season While Missing Playoffs: |
3, Cocks (2006); Purdue¤ (2008); Rebel Alliance (2015)º 3, Rebel Alliance (2015)º 3, Pyle's cousin‡ (2007); Dead Again (2010) |
Championships
Most Championship Games: Most Consecutive Championship Games: Most Championship Game Losses: Most Championships: Most Consecutive Championships: |
4, Arrogant Americans (2009; 2010; 2012; 2013) 2, Whackers (2006-07); Arrogant Americans (2009-10; 2012-2013); DominationStation (2011-12); War Pony (2014-15) 2, Arrogant Americans (2009; 2013); DominationStation (2011-12) 3, SoonerJack (2008; 2011; 2015) 2, War Pony (2014-15) |
Margin of Victory/Defeat
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Margin of Victory, Largest
Single Week: Single Week, Playoffs: Single Week, Championship: Season Average: Margin of Victory, Smallest Single Week: Season Average: Margin of Defeat, Largest Single Week, All-time: Single Week, Playoffs: Single Week, Championship: Season Average: Margin of Defeat, Smallest Single Week: Season Average: |
132.30, DominationStation vs. Norman Nobodies (2014) 97.70, DominationStation vs. Reapers (2012) 74.25, Arrogant Americans vs. DominationStation (2012) 59.45, DARC NARCS (2013) 0.10, Hangovers vs. Lucky Enuf (2009); Reapers vs. DARC NARCS (2012); Vandals vs. Boomtown Brawlers (2015) 7.59, Hangovers (2009) 132.30, Norman Nobodies vs. DominationStation (2014) 97.70, Reapers vs. DominationStation (2012) 74.25, DominationStation vs. Arrogant Americans (2012) 55.99, Dead Again (2010) 0.10, Lucky Enuf vs. Hangovers (2009); DARC NARCS vs. Reapers (2012); Boomtown Brawlers vs. Vandals (2015) 6.99, DominationStation (2011) |
Strength of Schedule*
Team Points - Most*
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Single Week, All Time:
Season (Average), All Time: Most Points in Championship Game: Most Points Over Course of Playoffs: Most Points While Missing Playoffs*: Most Points in a Losing Effort: |
236.10, DARC NARCS vs. Hard Targets (Week 15, 2015)
2,197.15 (169.01), Redlegs (2016)© 216.50, Arrogant Americans (2012)© 520.30, Arrogant Americans (2013)º 2,008.65 (154.51), DARC NARCS (2013) 203.25, Arrogant Americansº vs. Dogs of War©, (2013) |
Team Points - Least*
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Single Week, All Time:
Season, (Average)ƒ: Least Points While Making Playoffs: |
51.30, Nightmares vs. Blue Falcons (2015)
1,385.35 (106.56), Cocks (2015) 1,385.35 (106.56), Hillier (2016) 1,635.35 (125.79), Reapers (2012) |
Roster Transactions
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Most Roster Transactions:
Most Trades: Least Transactions†: |
OIL Record Holders, Players*
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QB, Most Wins (career):
QB, Most Championships (career): RB, Most Championships (career): WR, Most Championships (career): TE, Most Championships (career): QB, Most Points (season): WR, Most Points (season): RB, Most Points (season): TE, Most Points (season): D/ST, Most Points (season): K, Most Points (season): QB, Most Points (single game): WR, Most Points (single game): RB, Most Points (single game): TE, Most Points (single game): D/ST, Most Points (single game): K, Most Points (single game): |
98, Eli Manning (98-85, covering 2006-2015)
4, Peyton Manning (2006; 2012; 2013; 2014) 4, Steven Jackson (2007; 2008; 2009; 2011) 3, Anquan Boldin (2008; 2014; 2015); Andre Johnson (2008; 2010; 2013) 2, Antonio Gates (2008; 2014) 2, Jimmy Graham (2010; 2012) 574.75 (35.92 ppg), Peyton Manning, Dogs of War© (2013) 405.05 (25.32 ppg), Antonio Brown, War Pony©, Arrogant Americans (2014) 495.80 (30.98 ppg), LaDainian Tomlinson, Arrogant Americans (2006) 331.45 (20.71 ppg), Rob Gronkowski, Whackers (2011) 240 (15.00 ppg), Baltimore, Hard Targets (2006) 192.70▼ (12.04 ppg), David Akers, Dead Again (2011) 63.35, Drew Brees, Hard Targets, FDC Chiefs, Redlegs (2015) 53.00, Brandon Marshall, Dead Again (2009) 55.40**, Chris Johnson, Norman Nobodiesº (2009) 41.90, Rob Gronkowski, Doughboys, Dirty Hippies (2014) 43.00, Seattle, Lucky Enuf (2012) 29.00, Rob Bironas, Street Soldiers‡ (2007) |
OIL Record Holders in Action
Legend
^ Including playoffs
√ Includes seasons where team was a top-two seed but the OIL did not award byes
♦ Still in progress
¤ Left the OIL after 2008 season
‡ Only competed for 2007 season before the OIL went back to military-only membership
º Lost championship game
* 2010 — present (The current OIL scoring system began with the 2010 season)
** Jamaal Charles scored 59.5 points in week 15 of 2013 (the "Jamaalocaust" game), but Dead Again was not in the playoffs when that occurred and, thus, did not reap the benefits of that performance
ƒ While playing entire season
† While still making playoffs
© Championship team
▼ Includes a passing touchdown
£ The Hangovers' 2,100 points-against directly led to another OIL record: Most Losses (11)
√ Includes seasons where team was a top-two seed but the OIL did not award byes
♦ Still in progress
¤ Left the OIL after 2008 season
‡ Only competed for 2007 season before the OIL went back to military-only membership
º Lost championship game
* 2010 — present (The current OIL scoring system began with the 2010 season)
** Jamaal Charles scored 59.5 points in week 15 of 2013 (the "Jamaalocaust" game), but Dead Again was not in the playoffs when that occurred and, thus, did not reap the benefits of that performance
ƒ While playing entire season
† While still making playoffs
© Championship team
▼ Includes a passing touchdown
£ The Hangovers' 2,100 points-against directly led to another OIL record: Most Losses (11)
2006: Original Champion
Lucky Enuf
Pyle's Lucky Enuf squad won the first OIL Bowl against Morgan's Whackers. Pyle drafted Peyton Manning and later picked up rookie Maurice Jones-Drew en route to the inaugural OIL Bowl. Click here to read the story of that first season, including a comprehensive history of the Iraq tour that gave rise to the OIL.
2007: Redemption
Whackers
One year after losing in the OIL Bowl, Morgan won it all. But his 2007 season is still a source of controversy. He did not make an add/drop the entire season, but he rode a very strong draft to an OIL Bowl matchup against his archrival and Baghdad roommate, Leal. You can read the full story of that 2007 season here.
2008: Two "One True Champions"
SoonerJack
SoonerJack manager Jack Bruesch spent the 2008 season in Ramadi, Iraq. In week one of the season, Bruesch lost first-round pick Tom Brady to a torn ACL. He went on to win the championship with 12th-round pick Aaron Rodgers at QB.
Lucky Enuf
The 2008 OIL Bowl ended in an 85-85 tie. Bruesch's SoonerJack was awarded the victory over Pyle's Lucky Enuf due to the default Yahoo! tiebreaker: most passing yards (since changed to winning percentage against opponent in regular season and then playoff seed). In 2012, a re-calculation (using fractional scoring) showed Pyle would have won if fractional scoring was used in 2008 (fractional scoring began in 2009). As a result, both managers are credited with the 2008 OIL championship. The 2008 chapter of the Book of OIL is available here.
2009: Upset
ThroatPunchers
Cliburn's longtime friend and Air Force veteran Josh Hastings won the 2009 season against Cliburn's Arrogant Americans. Cliburn was the favorite heading into the week 17 OIL Bowl, but the 8-7 ThroatPunchers upset the 'Mericans. You may read the full story of that season here.
2010: Dominance
2010: Arrogant Americans
2010 saw a rematch between Cliburn and his longtime friend and fantasy nemesis, Hastings. This time, however, Cliburn broke through and capped a record 12-1 regular season with an OIL Bowl championship, finishing 14-1 for the season. The Book of OIL chapter on that historic season is available here.
2011: Perseverance
2011: SoonerJack
Bruesch won the 2011 OIL Bowl, and this time there would be no asterisk. He beat Jessen's DominationStation to win his second championship after losing Jamaal Charles to an ACL injury in week two. Follow Bruesch's 2011 season here.
2012: Return to Dominance
2012: Arrogant Americans
Cliburn broke through again in 2012, showing that 2010 was no fluke. He beat Jessen, whose DominationStation made it two OIL Bowl losses in a row. Explore the 2012 season here.
2013: Breaking Through
2013: Dogs of War
Cliburn made it to his second-straight OIL Bowl in 2013, but he lost to Cobb's Dogs of War, who rode a record-setting season from Peyton Manning to his first championship. Read about the 2013 season here.
2014: New Blood
AFC: War Pony
The inaugural season of the AFC was won by Venable's War Pony, who beat Hillier for the first Thunder Bowl championship.
NFC: Dirty Hippies
Trovillo's Dirty Hippies beat Finch's Hard Targets for the 2014 championship. It was both franchises' first trip to the OIL Bowl. Read about the expanded 2014 season here.
2015: Building Legacies
AFC: War Pony
Venable became the first OILer to win two consecutive championships when he won the 2015 Thunder Bowl against Roe's Rebel Alliance.
NFC: SoonerJack
Bruesch became the first OILer to win three championships when he beat Henderson's DARC NARCS for the 2015 NFC championship.
PFC: Boomtown Brawlers
The inaugural PFC championship came down to Brake's Boomtown Brawlers and Pennington's FDC Chiefs. Brake beat the upstart Chiefs to win the Landrum Memorial Trophy. Read about the 10th OIL season here.
2016: Worst to First
AFC: Redlegs
Redlegs manager Lance Zerger set a new OIL record for most points in a season before winning the Thunder Bowl at 12-3.
NFC: Dirty Hippies
Dirty Hippies manager Chris Trovillo weathered the loss of RB Adrian Peterson in week two. After entering week 10 at 4-5, he rattled off four-straight wins to finish 8-5 and claim the final playoff slot. The Hippies then knocked off the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd seeds (all former champions) on the way to winning their second championship.
PFC: Dirty Dogs
The biggest story of 2016 was Dirty Dogs manager Scott Buehre's ascent from worst to first. Buehre finished in last place in his first year in the OIL and vowed to do better in 2016. But his season didn't begin so well, starting the year 3-4. The Dirty Dogs then won six-straight to finish 9-4 and secure a first-round bye. Buehre capped off his fairy tale with a win over defending champion Brake in the Patriot Bowl.
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Retired players in italics; Hall of Fame players in bold
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Notable active players without a championship: Tom Brady; Andrew Luck; Cam Newton; Philip Rivers; Matt Ryan; Matthew Stafford; Russell Wilson
Notable retired players without a championship: Brett Favre; Tony Romo
Notable retired players without a championship: Brett Favre; Tony Romo
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Retired players in italics; Hall of Fame players in bold
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Notable active players without a championship: Jamaal Charles; Matt Forte; Frank Gore; Eddie Lacy; Adrian Peterson; Danny Woodhead
Notable retired players without a championship: LaDainian Tomlinson; Brian Westbrook
Notable retired players without a championship: LaDainian Tomlinson; Brian Westbrook
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Retired players in italics; Hall of Fame players in bold
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Notable active players without a championship: Miles Austin; Dez Bryant; Marques Colston; A.J. Green; Vincent Jackson; Greg Jennings; Emmanuel Sanders
Notable retired players without a championship: Marvin Harrison
Notable retired players without a championship: Marvin Harrison
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Retired players in italics; Hall of Fame players in bold
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Notable active players without a championship: Vernon Davis; Julius Thomas
Notable retired players without a championship: Tony Gonzalez
Notable retired players without a championship: Tony Gonzalez
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