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SMOKERS

Managed by Christian A., 2007–present. Continuous since at least 2004.
116-155 lifetime, .428, 9th of ten across nineteen seasons.
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5 playoff seasons / 19 played
26,476 points, all seasons
1,613 peak season, 2025
1,140 floor season, 2010
Best matchup Caleboys 15–13
Worst IronCity 11–19
The All Cool Pete Team
2007–2025 on this roster
Tony Romo
2007–2014
Jahmyr Gibbs
2023–2025
Puka Nacua
2024–2025
Antonio Gates
2015–2016
David Akers
2007–2010
Patriots
2019–2022
The year window is the only figure on these cards. PAR, starts and titles are in the table below.

The franchise

Three championships and never a last place, from the least valuable roster in the league.

Christian A. has won in 2007, 2009 and 2019, which is more titles than seven of the nine franchises he plays against. He has also finished in the top four five times in nineteen seasons and made the playoffs five times. Every title has come from a season nobody was watching: the 2019 team finished fifth of ten on points and never once posted the league's highest score in a week.

Both of his ledgers are the worst of any franchise that has ever won here. Minus 480 off the draft and minus 950 by every other route, a combined minus 1,430 across nineteen seasons. Matt Ryan started 83 games across thirteen seasons for minus 43, the longest hold on the roster and worth less than nothing for over a decade.

And he has never finished last. Not once in nineteen years, which only he and Pete M. can say. The floor is high and the ceiling arrives without warning. Six ninth-place finishes and three championships, and no season in between that looked like either one coming.

The current roster is the youngest thing he has built: Jahmyr Gibbs at plus 168 after three seasons and Puka Nacua at plus 128, his two most valuable men, both arriving after the 2019 title. He kept four quarterbacks and a defense into 2026, which nobody else in the league did, and which is either the next title or the next ninth place.

Ownership
Christian A., continuous since at least 2004.
Name history
Smokers throughout, 2007 to today. The all-caps spelling in the Yahoo era is a capitalization change, not a rename.

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 SMOKERS, not what he was worth anywhere.
PosPlayerHereStartsTitles togetherFranchise PAR
QBTony Romo2007–2014632+76
RBJahmyr Gibbs2023–202541+168
WRPuka Nacua2024–202523+128
TEAntonio Gates2015–201611+12
KDavid Akers2007–2010572+60
DEFPatriots2019–2022181+129
Franchise PAR: every start for SMOKERS. Career PAR differs and is shown on the standing below — Vincent Jackson is +110 here and +105 career.

Player acquisition

SMOKERS
Player acquisition
never burned, never rich
Drafted
179 picks · 4 hits 50+ · 1 busts
−340
Stint PAR
Kept
Claimed off the wire
Traded for
Only one catastrophic bust in 168 picks, the most cautious room in the league. Jahmyr Gibbs in round one of 2023 is the best of them at plus 168. Deshaun Watson at pick 97 in 2017, two slots before Mahomes went. Three championships built mostly on defence and the wire, which is consistent: the Smokers have never needed the draft and have never mastered it.
SIGNATURE  Jahmyr Gibbs, 2023 R1, +168
WORST  Noah Fant, 2019 R8, −56
The draft route is complete. The kept, wire and traded counts are empty because roster-building.json carries them for three franchises only — this is not one of them.

Ring of Honor

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

Jahmyr Gibbs JAHMYR GIBBS RB · #26 · DETROIT LIONS +168 PAR
the salute
Drafted 1.02 in 2023His era fell between the titles.
Puka Nacua PUKA NACUA WR · #17 · LOS ANGELES RAMS +128 PAR
the salute
Trade from Naberhood, August 18, 2024His era fell between the titles.
Michael Thomas MICHAEL THOMAS WR · #13 · NEW ORLEANS SAINTS +111 PAR
the salute
Drafted 1.04 in 2016Carried the 2019 title.
Vincent Jackson VINCENT JACKSON WR · #83 · LOS ANGELES CHARGERS +110 PAR
the salute
On the roster from 2008; the acquisition is not in the recordA supporting piece of 2009.
LaDainian Tomlinson LADAINIAN TOMLINSON RB · #21 · LOS ANGELES CHARGERS +78 PAR
the salute
On the roster in 2007, the first documented seasonCarried the 2007 and 2009 titles.
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Jahmyr Gibbs
RB
Drafted 1.02 in 2023
121415
168 PAR HERE
41 STARTS
0 IN TITLES
Puka Nacua
WR
Trade from Naberhood, August 18, 2024
6914there goes the Naberhood
128 PAR HERE
23 STARTS
0 IN TITLES
Michael Thomas
WR
Drafted 1.04 in 2016
6131315735
111 PAR HERE
62 STARTS
83 IN TITLES
Vincent Jackson
WR
On the roster from 2008; the acquisition is not in the record
6153151513591Washed UP
110 PAR HERE
81 STARTS
35 IN TITLES
LaDainian Tomlinson
RB
On the roster in 2007, the first documented season
15145114
78 PAR HERE
49 STARTS
93 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 −21REPLACEMENTLaDainian Tomlinson 78Vincent Jackson 105Michael Thomas 111Puka Nacua 119Jahmyr Gibbs 168
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

Two of the three titles were built on a running back.

Won
Beat there goes the Naberhood, 99–82, by 17
LaDainian Tomlinson, +107 in 15 starts · Tony Romo led 6 weeks
Won
Beat Washed UP, 80–78, by 2
Thomas Jones, +36 in 12 starts · Tony Romo led 9 weeks
Won
Beat Sweep The Leg, 134–76, by 58
Patriots, +102 in 13 starts · Deshaun Watson led 7 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. Three titles, three drawers.

2007 · 23 men started23 starters
PlayerPosStartsPointsPAR
Tony RomoQB1026669
Matt HasselbeckQB49516
Trent GreenQB1231
Chad PenningtonQB16-14.5
LaDainian TomlinsonRB15296107
Jamal LewisRB1319629
Jason WrightRB1164
Reuben DroughnsRB11-10.7
Warrick DunnRB210-11.5
Brandon StokleyWR14-5
Isaac BruceWR15-6
Antwaan Randle ElWR13-6.7
Joey GallowayWR15138-6.7
Amani ToomerWR11-7.0
Marty BookerWR13-7.6
Jerry PorterWR13-7.8
Derrick MasonWR13110-14.4
Chris ChambersWR14103-29
Jay FeelyK429-0.6
David AkersK1288-6.7
ChargersDEF88828
Denver BroncosDEF211-0.9
Miami DolphinsDEF625-13.9
Franchise PAR for SMOKERS in 2007. 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 104 PAR
2009 · 19 men started19 starters
PlayerPosStartsPointsPAR
Tony RomoQB1532310
Matt RyanQB118-5
Thomas JonesRB1218536
Ricky WilliamsRB1216921
Correll BuckhalterRB220-2
Jamal LewisRB15-10
LaDainian TomlinsonRB550-14
Vincent JacksonWR1517235
Donald DriverWR141291
Nate BurlesonWR651-0.3
Derrick MasonWR981-3
Josh CribbsWR11-8
Mohamed MassaquoiWR24-14
Kellen WinslowTE11-4
David AkersK1515232
Adam VinatieriK1104
San Francisco 49ersDEF4395
Denver BroncosDEF9612
Miami DolphinsDEF36-13
Franchise PAR for SMOKERS in 2009. 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 72 PAR
2019 · 31 men started31 starters
PlayerPosStartsPointsPAR
Deshaun WatsonQB1435130
Matt RyanQB230-10.7
Kenyan DrakeRB912720
Patrick LairdRB19-2.1
Marlon MackRB13148-4.9
Kalen BallageRB15-6.2
Jeff Wilson Jr.RB13-7.6
Gus EdwardsRB12-9
Jordan WilkinsRB10-10
J.D. McKissicRB10-14
Raheem MostertRB433-16
Damien WilliamsRB742-37
Michael ThomasWR1522283
Julian EdelmanWR1515517
Cole BeasleyWR2257
Auden TateWR2160
Chris ConleyWR16-4.6
Marvin Jones Jr.WR759-5.2
Preston WilliamsWR13-5.3
Paul RichardsonWR11-5.6
Tyrell WilliamsWR643-13
Emmanuel SandersWR732-36
Tyler HigbeeTE33311
Jared CookTE6473.5
Vance McDonaldTE312-7.8
Noah FantTE412-10.6
Harrison ButkerK1515834
Austin SeibertK1123.9
PatriotsDEF13260102
ColtsDEF223-1.6
ChargersDEF14-6.3
Franchise PAR for SMOKERS in 2019. 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 99 PAR