Stats & Information Directory

All-Time Records

Wins
1. Adam Spinella - 111
2. Austin Hill - 102
3. Kyle Russ - 91
4. Craig Davis - 86
5. Carter Bennett - 78
6. Taylor Snow - 63
7. Ryan Hill - 46
8. Tommy Poitras - 31
9. Russell Bloom - 25
10. Justin Worth - 18
11. Andrew Tolbert - 14
12. Adam Lipowicz - 9
13. Erik Michaud - 8
14. Allen Khayat - 6
15. Ryan Varney - 5
16. Eddie Berke - 3

Winning Percentage
1. Adam Spinella - .642
2. Craig Davis - .609
3. Russell Bloom - .595
4. Austin Hill - .586
5. Tom Poitras - .554
6. Kyle Russ - .523
7. Carter Bennett - .448
8. Taylor Snow - .447
9. Ryan Hill - .389
10. Justin Worth - .383
11. Ryan Varney - .357
12. Allen Khayat - .353
13. Andrew Tolbert - .333
14. Adam Lipowicz - .310
15. Erik Michaud - .242
16. Eddie Berke - .188

Championships
1. Adam Spinella - 3
Austin Hill - 3
3. Kyle Russ - 2
4. Craig Davis - 1
    Ryan Hill - 1
    Tommy Poitras - 1

Playoff Appearances
1. Adam Spinella - 9
    Kyle Russ - 9
3. Austin Hill - 8
4. Craig Davis - 6
5. Carter Bennett - 5
6. Russell Bloom - 2
    Taylor Snow - 2
8. Justin Worth - 1
    Ryan Hill - 1
    Tommy Poitras - 1

Ryan Hill: Ownership Profile

TEAM SMALL MOUNTAIN

Ryan Hill

46-72 (.389) Overall Record

Season      Record       Finish        Postseason                         PF (rank)         PA (rank)
2019 -       3-11           10th           None                                  4472 (10th)      5432 (10th)
2018 -       5-9             t-6th           None                                 5286 (8th)        5648 (5th)
2017 -       5-9             t-6th           None                                 4436 (7th)       4856 (7th)
2016 -       5-9             6th             None                                  4928 (7th)       5389 (8th)
Re-Joined in 2016

2011 -       4-10           t-5th           None
2010 -       6-9             t-5th           None
2009 -       5-11           t-6th           None
2008 -       13-4           1st              Won Championship




Keepers History:

2019 - QB Dak Prescott, TE Travis Kelce
2018 - RB Ezekiel Elliott
2017 - WR Odell Beckham Jr.
2016 - QB Tom Brady
2011 - QB Matt Schaub, RB Adrian Peterson
2010 - QB Joe Flacco, RB Adrian Peterson
2009 - QB Kurt Warner, RB Adrian Peterson



Trivia:
-Won first championship in league history.
-Never lost a postseason game, only owner in the league to claim such an accomplishment.
-First owner to take a sabbatical then return to the league.


Trade History:
-None



Head-to-Head Records:
vs. Davis: 4-4
vs. Bennett: 4-4
vs. Poitras: 2-6
vs. Snow: 2-5
vs. Austin H: 3-4
vs. Spinella: 2-5
vs. Russ: 2-6
vs. Varney: 0-1
vs. Worth: 0-2



Abridged History:

Ryan won the first ever league championship with an improbable campaign. Ryan lost the first two weeks of the regular season, then ended up forgetting to check his lineup the rest of the season. In a cruel stroke of luck, his team didn't lose again until Week 16 and secured a championship that was decided by overall record, not by a playoff seeded structure. His squad, led by Adrian Peterson and flanked by the likes of Kurt Warner, Frank Gore and Larry Johnson, survived certainly the most improbable season ever.

But Ryan hasn't seen a playoff berth since. He finished 5-11 in 2009, the year with three quarterback starters. Injuries to Clinton Portis and Steve Smith didn't help, nor did a 220-point loss to Team Spinella as he made a final possible playoff push. 2010 saw a small improvement, going 6-9, but poor quarterback play plagued a roster chocked full of solid backs and receivers. 2011 was the worst campaign yet, and the poor roster fortune of having to keep Matt Schaub served as a precursor for what was yet to come.

Distraught over three-straight terrible campaigns, Ryan withdrew from the league and into isolation for several years. He trained, both physically and mentally, to ensure his performance never returned to such a low, knowing all along he'd one day make a glorious return to the league.

That return finally came in 2016, where Ryan inherited a team with the perfect keeper: Tom Brady. 2016 was a crazy year, with only 4 games separating the last-placed team with the first-placed team. Ryan found himself on the bottom-end of those standings, missing the playoffs once again and spoiling what he hoped would be a Bruce Wayne-esque return a la Batman Begins. Brady finished 14th in overall QB points, while his only top-30 running backs were Jay Ajyai and Devonta Freeman. But Hill's team was solid: he found a steal in Dak Prescott, and had three wide receivers and two tight ends finish in the top-ten in points at their position. The future could've been bright for Hill.

However, he made a giant blunder with his keepers in 2017, selecting Odell Beckham Jr. over the likes of Freeman, Brady or Ajyai. Beckham played in four contests that year, while Brady was a top-three QB once again. Between injuries to Beckham, constant in-and-out of the lineup performance from Ezekiel Elliott, and selecting Bilal Powell as his second running back, Ryan once again faltered in the regular season. He was able to secure two wins over his brother and rival, Austin Hill, while also ending in a controversial tie with Team Spinella, a contest whose controversy led to a rule change the following season.

Tommy Poitras: Ownership Profile

TEAM POITRAS

Tommy Poitras

31-25 (.554) Overall Record

Season      Record       Finish        Postseason                         PF (rank)         PA (rank)
2019 -       11-3           1st              Won Championship        5588 (2nd)      4922 (2nd)
2018 -       7-7             5th             None                                  5374 (7th)       5689 (6th)
2017 -       5-9             t-6th           None                                 4433 (8th)        4770 (5th)
2016 -       8-6             2nd            Lost in Championship       5075 (3rd)       4916 (3rd)
Joined in 2016



Keepers History:

2019 - QB Deshaun Watson, RB Saquon Barkley
2018 - RB Dalvin Cook
2017 - QB Derek Carr
2016 - WR Antonio Brown


Trivia:
-Made Championship in first ever season for third time in league history.
-Won Championship in 2019
-Career 3-1 postseason record


Trade History:

-October 3, 2017 - Tommy Poitras trades RB DeMarco Murray and QB Jared Goff to Adam Spinella for RB Mark Ingram, RB LeGarrette Blount and QB Sam Bradford
-November 16, 2016 - Tommy Poitras trades WR Stefon Diggs to Adam Spinella for RB Ryan Mathews.



Head-to-Head Records:
vs. Spinella: 6-2 (1-0 postseason)
vs. Ryan H: 6-2
vs. Snow: 5-2
vs. Russ: 4-5 (1-0 postseason)
vs. Bennett: 3-5
vs. Davis: 4-4
vs. Austin: 4-6 (1-1 postseason)
vs. Worth: 1-0
vs. Varney: 1-0


Abridged History:

Tommy Poitras entered the league in 2016 after several years of resisting overtures to join his childhood best friends. Despite being the best football player of the group in high school and making the New Hampshire-Vermont All-Star Game, he knew his mental acuity regarding the game would cause him great embarrassment should he ever join the fantasy football league.

Poitras made his first blunder with keepers, selecting WR Antonio Brown as a keeper. Poitras wasn't left with much here, but took Brown while owning the first overall pick in the draft. With that glorious pick he selected LeSean McCoy, the lifeblood of his team. Poitras found great value from his quarterback play, getting good boosts from Derek Carr and Tyrod Taylor. He made the postseason in his inaugural season and knocked Team Spinella out in a major first-round upset before falling to Austin Chill in the championship.

Tommy looked to build on a fantastic start to his ownership in 2017. He kept Derek Carr, a promising young quarterback, and showed a lot of gained knowledge from his past mistakes. Poitras was unlucky to receive an early blow with a season-ending injury to RB Dalvin Cook (who would serve as his 2018 keeper) but had some solid pick-ups, including Alvin Kamara and Mark Ingram, a two-headed monster duo from New Orleans. Tommy finished the season 5-9 in a three-way tie for last place, scoring 600 fewer points than the season prior.