In Week 8, many players proved their strength and showed why they play in the ELF. Jack Mangel was one of them, putting on a powerful display with his Enthroners against the Prague Lions. Mangel had 373 passing yards and 3 touchdowns, perfectly connecting with his receivers. On the defensive side, the Enthroners also excelled. Jebrai Regan had a fantastic day with 2.5 sacks and 7 tackles.

Mercenaries duo awakens the franchise

Carlton Aiken Jr. showed his dual threat ability once again. He created 481 total yards and 5 touchdowns, helping his Mercenaries keep up with the Vikings. Working with his receivers, he seemed unstoppable, especially Milan Spiller, who had 200 yards and two touchdowns on just 7 catches. Although they didn't win, the Mercenaries seem to have finally awakened.

Reece Horn and Leonel Misangumukini lead Vikings to victory

The Vienna Vikings also had standout performances against the Swiss Franchise. Reece Horn delivers week after week, and this game was no exception. He was the go-to guy for Ben Holmes, gaining 145 yards and three touchdowns, securing the win for the Vienna Vikings. On defense, Leonel Misangumukini was just as impactful with 2.5 sacks, 2 TFL, and 6 tackles, contributing to the Vikings' victory.

Clark and Toonga dominate the Sea Devils

Jadrian Clark and Toonga were unstoppable in Week 8 against the Hamburg Sea Devils. Both got to rest after halftime, letting the backups play. Toonga had 231 rushing yards and three touchdowns before halftime, while Clark, with a perfect quarterback rating and 6 passing touchdowns, also took a seat to rest.

With 6 touchdowns and a perfect passer rating, it was yet another strong game from Clark. ©uzis.studio

Zach Edwards: MVP contender

If anyone can challenge MVP favorite Toonga, it’s Zach Edwards. He delivered a strong performance with 322 total yards and 4 touchdowns, both through the air and on the ground. His excellent play helped the Musketeers defeat the Berlin Thunder 35-27, extending their winning streak.

Bijon Harris's incredible performance

Bijon Harris, the American cornerback, showed incredible skill against the Frankfurt Galaxy. He had 8 tackles, an interception, and returned a forced fumble for a touchdown. His outstanding performance was a key factor in the Centurions' victory over the Galaxy.