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—Official games
—Full scorebooks
—Awaiting scorebooks
Final scores cover every official result. Detailed player and play totals cover the full scorebooks received.
Player statistics
Named-player contributions from covered games. Click a player to open the recorded play details. GP counts covered lineup appearances.
Spaces are movement on Fury’s 0–20 field. Movement stops at the goal line; conversion movement is excluded. Player points include attributed touchdowns and successful conversions only. Unnamed scorers, kicks and penalty points remain in team totals.
Team statistics
W–L–T and PF/PA include all official games. Play detail shows — when a club’s scorebook coverage is incomplete.
Game scorebooks
How to read the statistics
- Observed scores; derived statistics
- Final scores and official review come from the recorded league results. Detailed totals are derived from the matching full Game Desk ledgers.
- Named contributions
- A player receives offensive or defensive credit only when the play names that player on the matching side. A defensive player is not credited with the opponent’s touchdown when that player’s card produces an offensive gain. Team and coach results with no named player remain unassigned.
- Field spaces, not NFL yardage
- Net spaces measure regulation movement on the Fury board and stop at its boundaries. A six-space result from field position 15 reaches the goal line after five spaces; the player receives five spaces and the touchdown. Pass-play spaces do not imply separate passing and receiving yardage.
- Conversions and penalties
- Successful conversion points are separate from regular touchdowns. A play cancelled by an accepted penalty is excluded. Awarded penalty points have no inferred scorer.
- Missing detail
- A missing full scorebook is pending, not a zero. Every final score counts in team records. Quarter scores, player totals, sacks, conversions and other play detail are added when the full ledger is available.
- Loss stops
- Named defensive plays that move the opposing offense backward, including sacks. A defensive touchdown can be included in the same loss stop.