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Stats leaders after week 12

Two weeks of the regular season remain, which means every player on this list has just two games left to make their move. The individual races are as tight as ever. Here is where things stand after week 12.

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Passing yards

  1. Jakeb Sullivan, Berlin Thunder – 2,863 yards
  2. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 2,440 yards
  3. Kenji Bahar, Rhein Fire – 2,331 yards
  4. Karé Lyles, London Warriors – 2,316 yards
  5. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 2,276 yards

Passing touchdowns

  1. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 31 TDs
  2. Jakeb Sullivan, Berlin Thunder – 28 TDs
  3. Kenji Bahar, Rhein Fire – 26 TDs
  4. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 25 TDs
  5. Karé Lyles, London Warriors – 22 TDs

Rushing yards

  1. Andy Owusu, London Warriors – 689 yards
  2. Jonathan Scott, Rhein Fire – 668 yards
  3. Karri Pajarinen, Vienna Vikings – 582 yards
  4. Albert Wiesigstrauch, Vienna Vikings – 579 yards
  5. Dawid Brzozowski, Panthers Wroclaw – 472 yards

Rushing touchdowns

  1. Jonathan Scott, Rhein Fire – 14 TDs
  2. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 9 TDs
  3. Karri Pajarinen, Vienna Vikings – 8 TDs
  4. Albert Wiesigstrauch, Vienna Vikings – 7 TDs
  5. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 6 TDs

Receiving yards

  1. Jon Cole, Berlin Thunder – 1,110 yards
  2. Mike Harley Jr., Panthers Wroclaw – 1,006 yards
  3. Kevin Kaya, Alpine Rams – 880 yards
  4. Kaylon Geiger, Rhein Fire – 770 yards
  5. Harlan Kwofie, Rhein Fire – 712 yards

Receiving touchdowns

  1. Jon Cole, Berlin Thunder – 16 TDs
  2. Mike Harley Jr., Panthers Wroclaw – 16 TDs
  3. Kevin Kaya, Alpine Rams – 10 TDs
  4. Kaylon Geiger, Rhein Fire – 10 TDs
  5. Marcus Libman, London Warriors – 8 TDs

Sack leaders

  1. Diego Paz, Rhein Fire – 7.5 sacks
  2. Alejandro Fernandez, Vienna Vikings – 7 sacks
  3. Jezreel Agu, London Warriors – 5 sacks
  4. Deshon Hall, Panthers Wroclaw – 4.5 sacks
  5. Michael Keshinro, Berlin Thunder – 4 sacks

Tackle leaders

  1. Pablo de Diego, Berlin Thunder – 81 tackles
  2. Nazir Streater, Rhein Fire – 72 tackles
  3. Ryan Claudio, London Warriors – 70 tackles
  4. Trajon Cotton, Firenze Red Lions – 67 tackles
  5. Tiberio Calbucci, Paris Lights – 67 tackles

Interceptions

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

Kicking leaders

  1. Sebastian Van Santen, Rhein Fire – 70 points, 84.4%
  2. Reiss Ormonde-Cunningham, London Warriors – 55 points, 88.1%
  3. Dennis Tasic, Vienna Vikings – 51 points, 87.2%
  4. Nils Schauerte, Berlin Thunder – 33 points, 75.0%
  5. Jakub Ciurkot, Panthers Wroclaw – 27 points, 71.4%

Jon Cole and Mike Harley Jr. go into the final two weeks locked together at 16 receiving touchdowns each, one of the most compelling individual races of the season. Andy Owusu has moved to the top of the rushing yards chart after his big week 12, with Jonathan Scott just 21 yards behind. Jameson Wang’s lead in passing touchdowns looks comfortable, but with Sullivan, Bahar and Holmes all still playing, nothing is guaranteed. Two weeks, two games, and a handful of individual titles still very much up for grabs.

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