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Stats leaders after week 9

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Nine weeks in and the statistical race is producing some remarkable storylines. Three quarterbacks tied on passing touchdowns, a receiver battle that refuses to separate itself and a kicker still in a league of his own. Here is the full picture after week 9.

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Passing yards

  1. Jakeb Sullivan, Berlin Thunder – 2,225 yards
  2. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 2,091 yards
  3. Karé Lyles, London Warriors – 1,889 yards
  4. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 1,858 yards
  5. Kenji Bahar, Rhein Fire – 1,645 yards

Passing touchdowns

  1. Jakeb Sullivan, Berlin Thunder – 22 TDs
  2. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 22 TDs
  3. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 22 TDs
  4. Kenji Bahar, Rhein Fire – 19 TDs
  5. Karé Lyles, London Warriors – 18 TDs

Rushing yards

  1. Jonathan Scott, Rhein Fire – 492 yards
  2. Dawid Brzozowski, Panthers Wroclaw – 472 yards
  3. Albert Wiesigstrauch, Vienna Vikings – 451 yards
  4. Karri Pajarinen, Vienna Vikings – 441 yards
  5. Andy Owusu, London Warriors – 382 yards

Rushing touchdowns

  1. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 8 TDs
  2. Karri Pajarinen, Vienna Vikings – 7 TDs
  3. Jonathan Scott, Rhein Fire – 6 TDs
  4. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 6 TDs
  5. Dawid Brzozowski, Panthers Wroclaw – 4 TDs

Receiving yards

  1. Jon Cole, Berlin Thunder – 912 yards
  2. Mike Harley Jr., Panthers Wroclaw – 774 yards
  3. Kevin Kaya, Alpine Rams – 551 yards
  4. Harlan Kwofie, Rhein Fire – 537 yards
  5. Kaylon Geiger, Rhein Fire – 535 yards

Receiving touchdowns

  1. Jon Cole, Berlin Thunder – 12 TDs
  2. Mike Harley Jr., Panthers Wroclaw – 12 TDs
  3. Yannick Mayr, Vienna Vikings – 7 TDs
  4. Marcus Libman, London Warriors – 7 TDs
  5. Kevin Kaya, Alpine Rams – 6 TDs

Sack leaders

  1. Alejandro Fernandez, Vienna Vikings – 6 sacks
  2. Diego Paz, Rhein Fire – 4.5 sacks
  3. Michael Keshinro, Berlin Thunder – 3 sacks
  4. Deshon Hall, Panthers Wroclaw – 3 sacks
  5. Marvin Wappl, Vienna Vikings – 2.5 sacks

Tackle leaders

  1. Trajon Cotton, Firenze Red Lions – 67 tackles
  2. Pablo de Diego, Berlin Thunder – 66 tackles
  3. Nazir Streater, Rhein Fire – 62 tackles
  4. Marius Kensy, Rhein Fire – 58 tackles
  5. Ryan Claudio, London Warriors – 50 tackles

Interceptions

  1. Nazir Streater, Rhein Fire – 4 INTs
  2. Jalen Todd, London Warriors – 2 INTs
  3. Valentin Gnahoua, Paris Lights – 2 INTs
  4. Noel Swancar, Vienna Vikings – 2 INTs
  5. Marloshawn Franklin Jr., Vienna Vikings – 2 INTs

Kicking leaders

  1. Sebastian Van Santen, Rhein Fire – 50 points, 92.3%
  2. Reiss Ormonde-Cunningham, London Warriors – 41 points, 87.1%
  3. Dennis Tasic, Vienna Vikings – 30 points, 86.7%
  4. Nils Schauerte, Berlin Thunder – 26 points, 73.3%
  5. Jakub Ciurkot, Panthers Wroclaw – 19 points, 65.4%

The headline number from Week 9 is in the passing touchdown category, where Sullivan, Holmes and Wang have all reached 22 on the season. Three quarterbacks tied at the top of the most watched individual race in the league with four weeks of regular season still to play is a storyline that will run all the way to the final weekend. Cole and Harley Jr. remain deadlocked on 12 receiving touchdowns each, with Cole holding the edge in yards, and neither has shown any sign of giving ground. Streater pulls clear in the interceptions race with four on the season, a number that underlines just how dangerous he has been in the Rhein Fire secondary all year.

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