Standings

East Division	W	L	T	PF	PA
Boston	3	1	0	118	81
Philadelphia	2	2	0	78	54
New Jersey	1	3	0	90	118
Washington	0	4	0	71	124
Central Division	W	L	T	PF	PA
Chicago	4	0	0	130	61
Michigan	4	0	0	115	62
Tampa Bay	2	2	0	84	83
Birmingham	1	3	0	39	77
West Division	W	L	T	PF	PA
Los Angeles	3	1	0	105	83
Oakland	2	2	0	88	93
Denver	1	3	0	64	86
Arizona	1	3	0	44	102

Players of the Week

Offense: Harry Sydney, RB, Denver Gold. Sydney amassed over 200 yards of total offense, including 181 yards rushing and scored three touchdowns to help lead the Denver Gold to their first win of the season.

Defense: John Corker, OLB, Michigan Panthers. Corker recorded 13 tackles and 3 sacks in a game that saw Michigan keep their spotless record against the Washington Federals, 27-23.

Special Teams: Thomas Lott, KE, New Jersey Generals. Lott was one of the few bright spots in an otherwise forgettable game for the Generals. He returned 9 kicks for a total of 150 yards.

Standings after Week 2

East Division	W	L	T	PF	PA
New Jersey	1	1	0	50	51
Philadelphia	1	1	0	44	37
Boston	1	1	0	36	43
Washington	0	2	0	30	55
Central Division	W	L	T	PF	PA
Chicago	2	0	0	61	13
Michigan	2	0	0	53	26
Tampa Bay	1	1	0	50	35
Birmingham	0	2	0	19	55
West Division	W	L	T	PF	PA
Los Angeles	2	0	0	61	36
Oakland	2	0	0	58	27
Denver	0	2	0	19	33
Arizona	0	2	0	14	72

Players of the Week

Offense: Greg Landry, QB, Chicago Blitz. Landry led the charge as the Blitz blew out the Arizona Wranglers 38-0 to establish themselves as early season favorites for the title. Landry went 20-32 for 256 yards and the 4 touchdowns.

Defense: Ray Bentley, ILB, Michigan Panthers. The Panthers defeated Tampa Bay in a close one and Bentley did his part. He recorded 12 tackles, two passes defended, and an interception in the win.

Special Teams: Tim Mazetti, K, Boston Breakers. Mazetti got a week 2 high with 11 points on 3-4 field goals with a long of 43 and 2-2 on extra points. His 11 points also accounted for nearly 50% of Boston’s 23 points in their 23-13 win over the Denver Gold.

Standings after Week 1

East Division	W	L	T	PF	PA
Philadelphia	1	0	0	20	6
New Jersey	0	1	0	19	27
Washington	0	1	0	13	23
Boston	0	1	1	13	30
Central Division	W	L	T	PF	PA
Tampa Bay	1	0	0	30	13
Michigan	1	0	0	31	6
Chicago	1	0	0	23	13
Birmingham	0	1	0	6	31
West Division	W	L	T	PF	PA
Oakland	1	0	0	34	14
Los Angeles	1	0	0	27	19
Denver	0	1	0	6	20
Arizona	0	1	0	14	34

Players of the Week

Offense: Arthur Whittington, RB, Oakland Invaders. Whittington put the Invaders on his back, carrying them to a 34-14 victory over their division rivals Arizona Wranglers. He scored three times on the ground to set the tone for the blowout.

Offense: Herschel Walker, RB, New Jersey Generals. Walker wasted no time in proving himself as one of the most exciting and dynamic players in the league. He gained over 200 yards total offense and caught two scores.

Defense: Marcus Marek, ILB, Boston Breakers. While the Breakers lost their opening game in a big way, they can’t blame Marek. He was a one man wrecking crew, getting 18 tackles and intercepting a pass.

Special Teams: Woodrow Wilson, KR, Boston Breakers. The Breakers shined on special teams this week, too. Wilson combined for over 200 yards on punt and kick returns. Don’t be surprised if he breaks one sooner rather than later.

Early Lines for Week 2