The YFFL Draft is nearly here, and Steve is back to predict how the first round will unfold. A consensus No. 1 pick leads this year’s class, but with rebuilding teams searching for cornerstones and contenders looking for the final piece, expect the draft to get unpredictable fast.
| Pick | Pos | Player | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-1 | RB | Jeremiyah Love | Dragons |
| 1-2 | RB | Jadarian Price | Poop |
| 1-3 | WR | Carnell Tate | Thugs (via Eaters) |
| 1-4 | WR | KC Concepcion | Thugs |
| 1-5 | WR | Jordyn Tyson | Beans |
| 1-6 | WR | Makai Lemon | Chickens |
| 1-7 | WR | De'Zhaun Stribling | Boys |
| 1-8 | WR | Germie Bernard | White Guys |
| 1-9 | QB | Fernando Mendoza | Refugees |
| 1-10 | RB | Jonah Coleman | Llamas |
| 1-11 | WR | Denzel Boston | Eaters (via Mallards) |
| 1-12 | WR | Omar Cooper Jr. | Orangutangs |
| 1-13 | RB | Mike Washington | Mallards (via Brothers, Eaters) |
| 1-14 | WR | Ja'Kobi Lane | Buddies |
| 1-15 | TE | Kenyon Sadiq | Huskers |
| 1-16 | TE | Eli Stowers | Poop (via Merry Men) |
Brock Purdy saved his best football for when it mattered most. With a historic postseason run capped by a dominant Sunday night performance, Purdy powered the Merry Men to a second straight YFFL championship in Super Bowl XXXIII, cementing both his place in league history and the franchise’s elite status as a four-time champion.
Super Bowl XXXIII features a marquee showdown between two of the league's most exciting young running backs. Bijan Robinson has been the steady engine behind the Merry Men's title defense, while Ashton Jeanty's explosiveness has powered the Huskers' stunning worst-to-first run. With a championship on the line, the battle in the backfield could decide who lifts the trophy in a match-up of 1999 expansion teams and rematch of Super Bowl X.