Stats leaders after week 7

Passing yards

1. Jakeb Sullivan, Berlin Thunder – 1,598 yards
2. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 1,526 yards
3. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 1,483 yards
4. Karé Lyles, London Warriors – 1,311 yards
5. Kenji Bahar, Rhein Fire – 1,231 yards

Passing touchdowns

1. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 18 TDs
2. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 15 TDs
3. Karé Lyles, London Warriors – 13 TDs
4. Kenji Bahar, Rhein Fire – 13 TDs
5. Jakeb Sullivan, Berlin Thunder – 12 TDs

Rushing yards

1. Dawid Brzozowski, Panthers Wroclaw – 461 yards
2. Albert Wiesigstrauch, Vienna Vikings – 404 yards
3. Jonathan Scott, Rhein Fire – 403 yards
4. Karri Pajarinen, Vienna Vikings – 380 yards
5. Armand Soulerot, Paris Lights – 308 yards

Rushing touchdowns

1. Jonathan Scott, Rhein Fire – 6 TDs
2. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 6 TDs
3. Karri Pajarinen, Vienna Vikings – 5 TDs
4. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 5 TDs
5. Dawid Brzozowski, Panthers Wroclaw – 4 TDs

Receiving yards

1. Jon Cole, Berlin Thunder – 681 yards
2. Mike Harley Jr., Panthers Wroclaw – 607 yards
3. Kaylon Geiger, Rhein Fire – 425 yards
4. Harlan Kwofie, Rhein Fire – 413 yards
5. Bais Kouanda, Berlin Thunder – 354 yards

Receiving touchdowns

1. Mike Harley Jr., Panthers Wroclaw – 9 TDs
2. Jon Cole, Berlin Thunder – 7 TDs
3. Kaylon Geiger, Rhein Fire – 5 TDs
4. Marcus Libman, London Warriors – 5 TDs
5. Devin Carter, Firenze Red Lions – 5 TDs

Sack leaders

1. Alejandro Fernandez, Vienna Vikings – 5 sacks
2. Marvin Wappl, Vienna Vikings – 2.5 sacks
3. Remy Feltes, Rhein Fire – 2 sacks
4. Quelly-Jonson Sousa, Firenze Red Lions – 2 sacks
5. Hubert Ogrodowczyk, Panthers Wroclaw – 2 sacks

Tackle leaders

1. Pablo de Diego, Berlin Thunder – 53 tackles
2. Kadel King, London Warriors – 50 tackles
3. Marius Kensy, Rhein Fire – 48 tackles
4. Trajon Cotton, Firenze Red Lions – 47 tackles
5. Oluwaferanmi Okunlola, Alpine Rams – 47 tackles

Interceptions

1. Valentin Gnahoua, Paris Lights – 2 INTs
2. Marloshawn Franklin Jr., Vienna Vikings – 2 INTs
3. Noel Swancar, Vienna Vikings – 2 INTs
4. Justin Howell, Rhein Fire – 2 INTs
5. Christian Matthew, Rhein Fire – 2 INTs

Kicking leaders

1. Sebastian Van Santen, Rhein Fire – 36 points, 89.7%
2. Reiss Ormonde-Cunningham, London Warriors – 16 points, 84.2%
3. Dennis Tasic, Vienna Vikings – 18 points, 84.2%
4. Nils Schauerte, Berlin Thunder – 17 points, 68.4%
5. Philipp Klar, Vienna Vikings – 11 points, 63.6%

Wang’s lead in passing touchdowns continues to grow despite Sullivan holding the edge in passing yards, a split that makes the quarterback conversation one of the most compelling in the league. Brzozowski has moved to the top of the rushing yards chart, adding another dimension to his case as one of the most complete backs in AFLE. Vienna Vikings remain the dominant force in the sack leaders, with Fernandez and Wappl continuing to make life uncomfortable for opposing quarterbacks week after week. Harley Jr. pulls further ahead in receiving touchdowns and is fast becoming one of the most dangerous weapons in the entire league. Van Santen’s lead in the kicking standings remains commanding and underlines just how important a reliable kicker can be over the course of a long season. With the second half of the season now underway, these standings will be contested all the way to the final week.