Tyler – Maybe Next Year League

Quick Stats

Member Since: 2017
Regular Season Record: 55-39
Playoff Record: 5-6
Total Record: 60-45 (.571)
Rivals: Ryan
Nickname: The Pickle Pervert

Championships

’22

Championship Appearances

’18, ’22

Playoff Appearances

’17-’23

2024

Fort Mason Muni Riders

Tyler looks to achieve his 5th straight season finishing .500 or above in 2024. He’ll have the third overall pick in the draft to try and establish the foundation.

2024 Record: TBD

2023

Bay Area Sourdough Boys

You couldn’t ask for much more from Tyler’s regular season follow-up to his 2022 title, netting a 10-4 record and a first-round bye in the playoffs. Having to pivot after Nick Chubb’s brutal Week 2 injury, Tyler’s team was led by the likes of Mike Evans, Davante Adams, and George Kittle. He ultimately fell in the second round of the playoffs to Ryan

2023 Record: 10-4 (4th, lost in second round)

2022

San Francisco Foghorns

Tyler, amidst a mid-season move to San Francisco, crafted together a 9-win season that resulted in a #2 seed. In any normal year, this would’ve resulted in a first-round bye, but Tyler fought his way through all three rounds of the playoffs to notch his first-ever league championship over Andrew.

2022 Record: 9-5 (1st, won championship)

2021

Blitz Markie

2021 was another season marred in inconsistency for Tyler. For the second straight year, he failed to win more than two games in a row. Luckily, he finished the season on a two game win streak and was able to sneak into the playoffs where he fell to Conner in the opening round

2021 Record: 7-7 (6th, lost in first round)

2020

Fournette’s Day Off

Fournette’s Day Off ended up taking about six days off, in fact. Posting a 7-6 record, Tyler could never find consistency in his team, never winning more than two games at a time. His ultimate downfall came at the hands of Andrew in the first round of the playoffs

2020 Record: 7-6 (6th, lost in first round)

2019

Kelvin’s Unofficial 4.34

Following up a 10-3 season last year, Tyler’s team falls into the “disappointment” category. He had many miracle losses and in many ways is a parallel to the 2019-2020 Chapel Hill Tar Heels basketball season. Tyler ultimately fell to Ryan in the opening round of the playoffs

2019 Record: 5-8 (6th, lost in first round)

2018

Saquon & Done

No one really thought much of Tyler’s Saquon pick in the second round, but it really paid off. Tyler started the season red-hot at 7-0 before losing his first game against Conner. He wrapped up the season with a 10-3 record and a first-round bye. He would go on to play in the championship game before falling 4 Jared Cook points short of a trophy. Sad.

2018 Record: 10-3 (2nd, lost in championship)

2017

Woke Shaq

After Omar was unceremoniously removed from the league, Ryan’s younger brother, Tyler, took his place. In his first season, he recorded a 7-6 record before ultimately falling to his brother in the North Division Championship game.

2017 Record: 7-6 (3rd, lost in semifinals)

Team Finishes & Stats

Year	Team	Finish	Record	PF	PA	PF/G	PA/G
2017	Woke Shaq	3rd	7-6	1992.8	1913.0	142.0	137.0
2018	Saquon and Done	2nd	10-3	2199.8	1989.4	169.2	153.0
2019	Kelvin’s Unofficial 4.34	6th	5-8	2067.7	2080.1	159.1	160.0
2020	Fournette’s Day Off	6th	7-6	2077.2	2078.0	159.8	159.9
2021	Blitz Markie	6th	7-7	2361.2	2567.2	168.7	183.4
2022	San Francisco Foghorns	1st	9-5	2248.8	2040.8	160.6	145.8
2023	Bay Area Sourdough Boys	4th	10-4	2373.7	2185.2	158.2	145.7
Total	—	—	55-39	17321.4	16773.6	160.8	155.6