The Perpetual Dynasty vs The Real McCoy
Roll it back, we have a rematch of last year's championship. TPD vs McCoy reeks of nostalgia and blue blooded feuding. These two titans stand above the rest. They are the elite class of the MFFL. No words can truly explain the weight of this match-up but looking at both teams show a difference in style but resulting in similar results. Championship week in the MFFL is here. Time to get it started.
TPD is in the championship for an unprecedented 3rd year in a row. No other team has ever accomplished that feat and a win on Sunday would give them an unbelievable 3peat. It's a truly impressive opportunity considering the depth and strength of the MFFL. Last week TPD survived with a depleted lineup. This week they are hoping to get Beckham and Conner back as they need all hands on deck for the championship match-up. Injuries and consistent poor play from their TEs and DEFs will force them to be creative come Sunday, but no other team is better at gameday managing and they will likely put together an optimal lineup featuring the correct decisions, even if no other team would dare make the same choices if in the same position. TPD's had to fight each of the last 3 regular season's, never seemingly having the most dominate team in the league, but yet here they are in the ship once again. It's a testament to their skills as a team, always getting the most out of every player that dawns the TPD colors. TPD was molded for these moments and they'll go after it once more.
McCoy scored the most points of the four playoff participants last week, further validating their claim to being the top team in the league this season. They enter the championship as definitive favorites, although slight in some way considering their opponent. Unlike TPD, McCoy hasn't had to change much about their lineup since week 2. After the first game of the season McCoy took fliers on a QB and a TE. Those dart throws turned into true difference makers in the shape of Mahomes and Kittle. Neither ever left the squad. It is a classic low risk turned magical move from McCoy. Things like this seemingly always happen for this franchise. Look no further than how Williams and Samuels have played for this franchise since Gordon's injury. It's unfathomable results week after week from players the team would be thrilled to get half of such production from. The lack of injuries and midas touch qualities of this season have McCoy more confident than ever. It's a dangerous combination come Sunday.
The match-up this year is as strong as ever with both teams having studs everywhere. McCoy has a solid edge at TE but that may be the only significant advantage from any position. A big factor entering this week is the health of TPD's players which could end up affecting both lineups. There's nothing left to say about this rematch. There are no words to put it in perspective. Regardless of the result each team will keep their unquestioned elite status. Both are looking for their third crown. It's wild times in the MFFL. Match-ups like this have become commonplace, but it won't hold forever. One day we'll look back and remember the way it was when these two teams dominated the league, putting on shows of epic proportions. Don't miss a single moment.
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