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IronCity Mudslingers

Managed by Wayne A., 2007–present. Took over an existing franchise in 2005.
160-110-1 lifetime, .592, 1st of ten across nineteen seasons.
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10 playoff seasons / 19 played
29,965 points, all seasons
1,944 peak season, 2015
1,078 floor season, 2007
Best matchup Aaron it Out! 27–11
Worst Naberhood 15–14
The All Cool Pete Team
2007–2025 on this roster
Kyler Murray
2019–2022
Jonathan Taylor
2020–2025
Calvin Johnson
2007–2015
Rob Gronkowski
2013–2018
Nick Folk
2013–2024
Steelers
2018–2019
The year window is the only figure on these cards. PAR, starts and titles are in the table below.

The franchise

The best and the most infuriating franchise in the league, often in consecutive years. IronCity owns the three highest-scoring seasons ever recorded and lost the first of them in the final. In 2016 the same roster finished dead last. The recovery took one year.

What separates this franchise is one repeated move. The first overall pick has changed hands three times in the seventeen drafts whose order survives. IronCity acquired it twice, in 2018 and 2023, and won the championship both times: Saquon Barkley, then Bijan Robinson. Nobody else has traded up to 1.01 and won. The 2023 to 2025 three-peat is the only one in league history, and Barkley started for all three of those teams plus 2018. Four championship rosters, more than any other player, and all four of them this franchise.

The six titles are not a steady drip. They come in three clusters, 2008, 2017 and 2018, then 2023 to 2025, and the gaps between them are long and bad: four straight years outside the top four from 2019 to 2022, and a dead-last finish in 2016 twelve months before the second cluster started. Ten top-four finishes in nineteen seasons, and nine seasons of nothing at all.

The draft is the engine and it is not close. Plus 1,501 across 188 picks, thirteen hits and three busts, with a first round averaging plus 73, half again the next best. Jonathan Taylor second overall in 2020 became the spine of the three-peat; Hopkins in round two of 2013 returned 274 across eight kept seasons; Ja'Marr Chase and Saquon Barkley both arrived in Alligator slots. Calvin Johnson for nine seasons and A.J. Green for eight say the holding works too.

The one blemish is the door out, and it is expensive. Josh Allen was drafted here in 2019, started six times for minus twelve, and released. Reggie's took him in round four the next year and he has been worth 324 since. Todd Gurley arrived from Pete and left again. On the wire the ledger runs minus 281, so this is a franchise that wins in September and loses slowly through October.

Ownership
Wayne A., continuous since 2005, when he took over an existing franchise.
Name history
The Bus (2007–2016) · IronCity Mudslingers (2017–2020) · IronCity Mudslingers 0.12 (2021–)

The All Cool Pete Team

All six positions, in detail. The callout above is the glance.

Franchise scope, minimum eight starts
Every PAR figure here is franchise PAR: what the man did for IronCity Mudslingers, not what he was worth anywhere.
PosPlayerHereStartsTitles togetherFranchise PAR
QBKyler Murray2019–202240+67
RBJonathan Taylor2020–2025703+308
WRCalvin Johnson2007–20151221+377
TERob Gronkowski2013–2018732+214
KNick Folk2013–2024181+20
DEFSteelers2018–2019141+51
Franchise PAR: every start for IronCity Mudslingers. Career PAR differs and is shown on the standing below — Todd Gurley is +301 here and +334 career.

Player acquisition

IronCity Mudslingers
Player acquisition
the best drafting franchise, and it is not close
Drafted
192 picks · 14 hits 50+ · 3 busts
1703
Stint PAR
Kept98
Claimed off the wire292−281
Traded for31
Thirteen hits, three busts, and a first round averaging plus 73, twice anyone else's. Jonathan Taylor second overall in 2020 became the engine of three straight titles. Hopkins in round two of 2013 returned 274 across eight kept seasons. Ja'Marr Chase and Saquon Barkley both came out of Alligator slots. The one blemish is the door out: Josh Allen was drafted here in 2019, started six times, released, and has been worth 324 to Reggie's since.
SIGNATURE  Jonathan Taylor, 2020 R1, +308
WORST  Matthew Stafford, 2010 R9, −72
Kept and traded routes carry a count and no value. Those cells are empty, not zero.

Ring of Honor

Five places. Who, when, and compared to whom.

Calvin Johnson CALVIN JOHNSON WR · #81 · DETROIT LIONS +377 PAR
the salute
On the roster in 2007, the first documented seasonA supporting piece of 2008.
Jonathan Taylor JONATHAN TAYLOR RB · #28 · INDIANAPOLIS COLTS +308 PAR
the salute
Drafted 1.02 in 2020Carried the 2023 and 2024 and 2025 titles.
Todd Gurley TODD GURLEY RB · #30 · LOS ANGELES RAMS +301 PAR
the salute
On the roster from 2016; the acquisition is not in the recordCarried the 2017 and 2018 titles.
DeAndre Hopkins DEANDRE HOPKINS WR · #10 · HOUSTON TEXANS +274 PAR
the salute
Drafted 2.03 in 2013Carried the 2017 and 2018 titles.
A.J. Green A.J. GREEN WR · #18 · CINCINNATI BENGALS +257 PAR
the salute
On the roster from 2011; the acquisition is not in the recordA supporting piece of 2017 and 2018.
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Calvin Johnson
WR
On the roster in 2007, the first documented season
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377 PAR HERE
122 STARTS
47 IN TITLES
Jonathan Taylor
RB
Drafted 1.02 in 2020
11141071216
308 PAR HERE
70 STARTS
185 IN TITLES
Todd Gurley
RB
On the roster from 2016; the acquisition is not in the record
11515141210there goes the Naberhood
301 PAR HERE
56 STARTS
297 IN TITLES
DeAndre Hopkins
WR
Drafted 2.03 in 2013
5141315151313651311Sweep The Leg
274 PAR HERE
94 STARTS
145 IN TITLES
A.J. Green
WR
On the roster from 2011; the acquisition is not in the record
1315151215101592Aaron it Out!
257 PAR HERE
104 STARTS
39 IN TITLES
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Franchise PAR per season. A gold cell is a season this man spent on a championship roster here, so a row can carry no gold at all. Hatched bars are seasons spent elsewhere, with the franchise named under the bar. Starts print under every bar.
Compared to whom
Each mark is one career. The five named men are this franchise’s Ring of Honor; the faint marks behind them are every other career in the field.
MEDIAN −21REPLACEMENTA.J. Green 249DeAndre Hopkins 282Jonathan Taylor 308Todd Gurley 334Calvin Johnson 377
Hover any mark for the career behind it.
Career PAR: every start for every franchise. Population: 480 careers with ten or more starts — QB, RB, WR and TE only. Binned at 12 PAR: a column's height is how many careers landed in it and every dot in it is one career. 315 of 480 sit at or below replacement.

What the titles were built on

Five of the six titles were built on a running back.

Won
Beat Caleboys, 111–105, by 6
DeAngelo Williams, +93 in 10 starts · DeAngelo Williams led 6 weeks
Lost
Lost to there goes the Naberhood, 85–100, by 15
Michael Vick, +82 in 9 starts
Lost
Lost to Hitmen, 137–186, by 48
Devonta Freeman, +87 in 12 starts
Won
Beat Sweep The Leg, 138–77, by 61
Todd Gurley, +160 in 15 starts · Tom Brady led 4 weeks
Won
Beat Alligators, 94–93, by 1
Todd Gurley, +136 in 14 starts · Todd Gurley led 7 weeks
Won
Beat Sweep The Leg, 105–104, by under 1
Deebo Samuel Sr., +54 in 13 starts · Deebo Samuel Sr. led 3 weeks
Won
Beat there goes the Naberhood, 166–141, by 26
Saquon Barkley, +130 in 16 starts · Saquon Barkley led 5 weeks
Won
Beat Reggie's, 156–149, by 7
Jonathan Taylor, +123 in 16 starts · Bijan Robinson led 4 weeks
The best man in each season is the largest franchise PAR that year. The weekly leader is computed for champions only: a losing finalist's week by week belongs to its own season page.

Who built it

Every man who started a game in a championship season, in lineup order. Six titles, six drawers.

2008 · 21 men started21 starters
PlayerPosStartsPointsPAR
Jay CutlerQB1431746
Ben RoethlisbergerQB114-4.4
Carson PalmerQB17-11
DeAngelo WilliamsRB1022193
Steven JacksonRB712835
Mewelde MooreRB69313
Willie ParkerRB448-4.3
Rashard MendenhallRB14-6.3
Le'Ron McClainRB10-12
Tim HightowerRB325-13
Calvin JohnsonWR1518647
Kevin WalterWR1111310
David PattenWR16-5.9
Domenik HixonWR13-6.2
Santana MossWR12105-7
Justin GageWR320-8
Roy WilliamsWR529-18
Mason CrosbyK1112.6
Jeff ReedK15120-3.6
Tennessee TitansDEF13952.9
Washington RedskinsDEF13-3
Franchise PAR for IronCity Mudslingers in 2008. Rows sort by position in lineup order, then by PAR within position. Kickers and defenses are in a record, so they are here.Roster total 146 PAR
2017 · 24 men started24 starters
PlayerPosStartsPointsPAR
Tom BradyQB1533524
Tyrod TaylorQB1317
Todd GurleyRB15321160
Leonard FournetteRB1218151
DeAndre WashingtonRB215-5.6
Jordan HowardRB13131-8.0
Doug MartinRB431-13
DeAndre HopkinsWR1521585
A.J. GreenWR1515222
Paul RichardsonWR5443
Mike WilliamsWR12-6.3
DeVante ParkerWR746-16
Martavis BryantWR730-31
Rob GronkowskiTE1315871
Hunter HenryTE2217.5
Tyler KroftTE181
Josh LamboK215-2.6
Dustin HopkinsK15-2.8
Chris BoswellK18-4
Blair WalshK640-14
Giorgio TavecchioK634-16
JaguarsDEF1219553
PanthersDEF3337.6
LionsDEF15-8.1
Franchise PAR for IronCity Mudslingers in 2017. Rows sort by position in lineup order, then by PAR within position. Kickers and defenses are in a record, so they are here.Roster total 365 PAR
2018 · 26 men started26 starters
PlayerPosStartsPointsPAR
Ryan FitzpatrickQB113-13
Tom BradyQB15308-44
Todd GurleyRB14314136
Saquon BarkleyRB1527583
Ito SmithRB1120.1
John Kelly Jr.RB15-8
Marshawn LynchRB14-9.3
Jordan HowardRB15138-53
DeAndre HopkinsWR1520661
A.J. GreenWR910416.8
DaeSean HamiltonWR215-4.8
Geronimo AllisonWR11-8
Maurice HarrisWR11-9.1
Marquise GoodwinWR29-11
Chris Godwin Jr.WR637-18
Mike WilliamsWR526-25
Dede WestbrookWR413-26
Taylor GabrielWR412-26
Dallas GoedertTE10-5.1
Vernon DavisTE10-7
Rob GronkowskiTE1483-23
Mason CrosbyK1312817.0
Dan BaileyK322-2.1
TitansDEF18-2.2
SteelersDEF433-15
JaguarsDEF1195-22
Franchise PAR for IronCity Mudslingers in 2018. Rows sort by position in lineup order, then by PAR within position. Kickers and defenses are in a record, so they are here.Roster total -17 PAR
2023 · 26 men started26 starters
PlayerPosStartsPointsPAR
Anthony Richardson Sr.QB4811
Gardner Minshew IIQB111-10
Taylor HeinickeQB110-13
Matthew StaffordQB9178-14.4
Joshua DobbsQB232-15
Jonathan TaylorRB710221
Saquon BarkleyRB1215319
Bijan RobinsonRB16172-7
Alexander MattisonRB543-11
Keaton MitchellRB319-14.3
Dameon PierceRB649-17.1
Deebo Samuel Sr.WR1317254
Ja'Marr ChaseWR1516124
Jayden ReedWR34518
Wan'Dale RobinsonWR12-6
Jameson WilliamsWR24-13
Romeo DoubsWR751-13
Hollywood BrownWR310-17.3
Jahan DotsonWR949-32
T.J. HockensonTE1512528
Trey McBrideTE2207
Jake ElliottK1414020
Riley PattersonK315-12
DolphinsDEF510244
RavensDEF1014323
ColtsDEF26-18
Franchise PAR for IronCity Mudslingers in 2023. Rows sort by position in lineup order, then by PAR within position. Kickers and defenses are in a record, so they are here.Roster total 47 PAR
2024 · 25 men started25 starters
PlayerPosStartsPointsPAR
Bo NixQB71738.9
Justin FieldsQB3798
Kirk CousinsQB114-6
Jameis WinstonQB119-7
Anthony Richardson Sr.QB588-15
Saquon BarkleyRB16323130
Bijan RobinsonRB1625160
Jonathan TaylorRB1218641
Kareem HuntRB35015
Tyrone Tracy Jr.RB220-5
Ja'Marr ChaseWR16260120
Ladd McConkeyWR55310.5
Jayden ReedWR10969.2
Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWR1087-3
Jameson WilliamsWR319-8
Deebo Samuel Sr.WR964-11
Trey McBrideTE1512625
Zach ErtzTE1134
Tyler ConklinTE12-2
Jake BatesK1010011.1
Jake MoodyK5589.1
Nick FolkK210-4.5
ChargersDEF78910.7
RamsDEF220-4.0
DolphinsDEF875-4.2
Franchise PAR for IronCity Mudslingers in 2024. Rows sort by position in lineup order, then by PAR within position. Kickers and defenses are in a record, so they are here.Roster total 393 PAR
2025 · 21 men started21 starters
PlayerPosStartsPointsPAR
Brock PurdyQB27128
Jacoby BrissettQB1227
Justin FieldsQB1294
Bo NixQB13271-13
Jonathan TaylorRB16313123
Bijan RobinsonRB16291100
Saquon BarkleyRB161962.6
Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWR1623493
Ja'Marr ChaseWR1517444
Ladd McConkeyWR651-0.3
Tetairoa McMillanWR13105-9.2
Jameson WilliamsWR317-9.4
Trey McBrideTE1618371
Harold Fannin Jr.TE1122.9
Eddy PineiroK540-3
Jason SandersK10-8
Tyler LoopK1181-19
VikingsDEF56017
SaintsDEF23011
LionsDEF423-18
JaguarsDEF638-22
Franchise PAR for IronCity Mudslingers in 2025. Rows sort by position in lineup order, then by PAR within position. Kickers and defenses are in a record, so they are here.Roster total 402 PAR