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California Stoners
Tony Romo:

10 Teams · Full PPR · 4 Playoff Spots · Pick 1.08

Tony Romo Fan Appreciation League

California Stoners · League 808924

Tony Romo
roster room.

10 teams · Head-to-head · Full PPR · Four playoff spots
Live score
20.82–13.40 · CAL
Projection
117.89–109.50
Waiver
Priority 3
Roster
15 / 15
California football operations preparing the Week 1 lineup

Week 1 preview · Sep. 9–14

California vs.
Tush Push Nation

Full PPR · four playoff spots
California117.89
Projected
Tush Push Nation109.50
+8.39 California
The call

Maye and the Patriots defense are final at 20.82 combined. Hold the remaining starters; Josh Downs and Michael Pittman Jr. remain bench options while California reviews the quarterback waiver market.

Opponent core

Jalen Hurts · Bijan Robinson · A.J. Brown · DeVonta Smith

Waiver watch

Wan’Dale Robinson · Rachaad White · Jakobi Meyers

14.82

Drake Maye

Final: 178 passing yards, one touchdown, three interceptions and 47 rushing yards.

17.95

De’Von Achane

California’s highest projected skill player.

17.86

Justin Jefferson

The PPR anchor draws Green Bay.

13.78

Trey McBride

The clearest positional advantage in the lineup.

Daily player watch

Jefferson anchors the PPR build.

All 15 selections are here with lineup roles, bye weeks, draft positions and fresh 24-hour news searches.

Roster directory

Open any player for role notes, NFL team context and three current stories from the live player wire.

15 roster entries shown · Every player file carries three current stories

WR
Minnesota VikingsMIN · Bye 6
Starter

Tony Romo · Round 1 · Pick 8

Justin Jefferson

Roster slot
WR
Why California drafted him

The roster’s elite full-PPR foundation and safest high-volume receiver.

What to watch

Minnesota’s quarterback efficiency and Jefferson’s weekly target share.

RB
Miami DolphinsMIA · Bye 6
Starter

Tony Romo · Round 2 · Pick 13

De’Von Achane

Roster slot
RB
Why California drafted him

Explosive rushing plus receiving volume gives Achane week-winning PPR upside.

What to watch

Miami’s offensive-line health and the distribution of red-zone carries.

TE
Arizona CardinalsARI · Bye 14
Starter

Tony Romo · Round 3 · Pick 28

Trey McBride

Roster slot
TE
Why California drafted him

A target-dominant tight end creates one of California’s clearest positional edges.

What to watch

Arizona’s passing volume and McBride’s end-zone usage.

WR
Denver BroncosDEN · Bye 10
Starter

Tony Romo · Round 4 · Pick 33

Jaylen Waddle

Roster slot
WR
Why California drafted him

Separation and yards-after-catch ability fit a full-PPR lineup built around weekly volume.

What to watch

His target hierarchy and downfield role in a new Denver environment.

QB
New England PatriotsNE · Bye 11
Starter

Tony Romo · Round 5 · Pick 48

Drake Maye

Roster slot
QB
Why California drafted him

A dual-threat quarterback acquired without paying the early-round QB tax.

What to watch

Final in Seattle: 178 passing yards, one touchdown, three interceptions, 47 rushing yards and 14.82 fantasy points. The fictional Greenline desk has placed him on drop watch, but no transaction is confirmed.

RB
Houston TexansHOU · Bye 8
Starter

Tony Romo · Round 6 · Pick 53

David Montgomery

Roster slot
RB
Why California drafted him

A starting power back with a dependable touch floor and strong touchdown equity.

What to watch

Houston’s offensive-line improvement and Woody Marks’ passing-down role.

RB
Pittsburgh SteelersPIT · Bye 9
Flex

Tony Romo · Round 7 · Pick 68

Jaylen Warren

Roster slot
W/R/T
Why California drafted him

Receiving work gives Warren a stable flex path in full PPR.

What to watch

Pittsburgh’s early-down split and Warren’s route participation.

WR
Jacksonville JaguarsJAX · Bye 7
Bench

Tony Romo · Round 8 · Pick 73

Parker Washington

Roster slot
BN
Why California drafted him

A bench receiver with a plausible weekly target role and room to climb.

What to watch

Jacksonville’s starting receiver combinations and Washington’s slot usage.

WR
Indianapolis ColtsIND · Bye 13
Bench

Tony Romo · Round 9 · Pick 88

Josh Downs

Roster slot
BN
Why California drafted him

Short-area volume makes Downs particularly useful in the Tony Romo scoring system.

What to watch

Questionable with a calf issue, but he returned to practice Tuesday. Keep him benched while the new receiver rotation settles.

WR
Green Bay PackersGB · Bye 11
Bench

Tony Romo · Round 10 · Pick 93

Jayden Reed

Roster slot
BN
Why California drafted him

Versatile usage supplies spike weeks and lineup flexibility.

What to watch

Green Bay’s crowded target tree and Reed’s designed-touch rate.

RB
Tampa Bay BuccaneersTB · Bye 10
Bench

Tony Romo · Round 11 · Pick 108

Kenny Gainwell

Roster slot
BN
Why California drafted him

A receiving back whose role becomes more valuable whenever the depth chart moves.

What to watch

Tampa Bay’s third-down snaps and the health of the backs ahead of him.

WR
Pittsburgh SteelersPIT · Bye 9
Bench

Tony Romo · Round 12 · Pick 113

Michael Pittman Jr.

Roster slot
BN
Why California drafted him

A proven target earner available as experienced bench depth.

What to watch

Questionable with a hamstring issue but expected to play. His Pittsburgh role remains the bigger Week 1 uncertainty.

DEF
New England PatriotsNE · Bye 11
Starter

Tony Romo · Round 13 · Pick 128

New England Patriots

Roster slot
DEF
Why California drafted him

A matchup-sensitive defense paired with the league’s more conventional scoring.

What to watch

Weekly opponent, takeaways and the availability of the secondary.

RB
Minnesota VikingsMIN · Bye 6
Bench

Tony Romo · Round 14 · Pick 133

Aaron Jones Sr.

Roster slot
BN
Why California drafted him

Veteran depth with a complete three-down skill set when called upon.

What to watch

Minnesota’s backfield rotation and Jones’ receiving usage.

K
Los Angeles RamsLAR · Bye 11
Starter

Tony Romo · Round 15 · Pick 148

Harrison Mevis

Roster slot
K
Why California drafted him

A final-round kicker attached to an offense expected to create scoring chances.

What to watch

Weekly field-goal volume in the Rams offense.

Draft archive · Sep. 1

The A- build, in one ledger.

Pick 1.08 · Yahoo A- · projected 10–5 and third. Jefferson, Achane and McBride remain the spine.

2026 schedule

Fifteen weeks.

Week 1 begins against Tush Push Nation. Four playoff positions make every early result matter.

Official 2026 schedule

Tony Romo Fan Appreciation League · California schedule

15regular-season weeks
W02
California vs.The Bower Rangers
W03
California vs.Jerky Jones
W05
California vs.Chase’In a 3-peat
W06
California vs.The Hawk's Nest
W07
California vs.Pat's Perfect Team
W08
California vs.Comedian DESTROYS Ekeler
California Football CommunicationsRegular-season opponent order · 2026

Current league field

Ten teams. Three new names.

Verified against Yahoo on September 7. Legacy marks remain temporarily attached to the renamed franchises until new logo sets arrive.

01Jerky Jones
02Chase’In a 3-peat
03Gone in 60 Saquons
04Pat's Perfect Team
05KY all up in your eye
06Tush Push Nation
07The Hawk's Nest
08The Bower Rangers
09California StonersYour team
10Comedian DESTROYS Ekeler

Lineup and scoring

Volume wins here.

Full PPR, fractional yardage and four playoff spots reward reliable weekly opportunity.

QBWRWRRBRBTEW/R/TKDEF6 BN1 IR
01

Passing

Passing yards
1 / 25 yd
Touchdown
+6
Interception
−1
02

Rushing

Rushing yards
1 / 10 yd
Touchdown
+6
03

Receiving

Reception
+1
Receiving yards
1 / 10 yd
Touchdown
+6
04

Ball security

2-point conversion
+2
Fumble lost
−2
Offensive fumble-return TD
+6
Return TD
+6
05

Explosive bonus

40+ yard completion / rush / reception
+0.5
40+ yard pass / rush / receiving TD
+0.5
06

Kicking

FG 0–39 yards
+3
FG 40–49 yards
+4
FG 50–59 yards
+5
FG 60+ yards
+6
PAT made
+1
07

Defense / ST

Sack / interception
+1
Fumble recovery / safety / blocked kick
+2
TD / return TD
+6
08

Points allowed

Shutout
+10
1–6
+7
7–13
+4
14–20
+1
28–34
−1
35+
−4
All league settings
Competition
Head-to-head · Week 1 start
Playoffs
4 teams · Weeks 16–17
Divisions
None
Playoff reseeding
Yes
Waivers
1 day · Game Time–Tuesday
Trades
League vote · deadline Nov 28
Can’t-cut list
League platform list
Scoring
Fractional · negative points on
Acquisition limit
No season or weekly maximum
Post-draft players
Free agents
Direct add to IR
Yes
Eliminated teams locked
Yes
Median scoring
Off
Second weekly opponent
Off
League visibility
Private
Invitations
League office only