Sunday's Top Performer: Jadrian Clark

There were a few standouts this weekend in the ELF, but none arguably had a bigger impact in their respective game than Nordic Storm quarterback Jadrian Clark. Since joining the league back in 2021, Clark's statline has read like that of your 'create a player' on Madden. It could be argued that his numbers were inflated by playing on great teams, but how many great teams does the man have to play on before we start saying he's the one making them great?

2025 may be Clark's best season in the ELF yet as he's on track to beat his iconic 2023 season with the Fire where he threw an eye boggling 53 touchdowns. In the Storm's Week 10 matchup against the Berlin Thunder, Clark went toe to toe with another ELF great in Jakeb Sullivan. The two exchaged blows for much of the first half but what Sullivan quickly found out is that to keep up with Clark, you need to take risks. And for quarterbacks, this typically equals turnovers. 

What are risks to some, are routine for others. Clark's ability to turn low percentage balls into high percentage completions is what allows him to keep pushing down the field. In Week 10, this was at the expense of the Thunder defence. Clark propelled the Storm to a 53-35 victory passing for 519 yards and seven touchdowns with zero interceptions in one of the best games in his ELF career.