FSFL Week 16 Review

Week 16 delivered chaos, comebacks, and a Game of the Week that absolutely lived up to the billing. Philadelphia walked into Florida as a heavy underdog… and detonated the scoreboard.

Below is your full Week 16 review: Game of the Week, Players of the Week, and quick-hit summaries of every remaining matchup.

Game of the Week: Philadelphia 35, Florida 31

Raymond James Stadium — “Line: FLA by 6”

Philadelphia stunned Florida with a relentless offensive assault, powered by Joe Burrow’s best performance of the season and Saquon Barkley’s dominance on the ground.

Why it was the Game of the Week

• 52 combined first-half points

• Three lead changes in the 4th quarter

• Two WRs over 180 yards

• A QB duel that felt like a playoff preview

Philadelphia (35)

• Joe Burrow: 26/37, 309 yards, 3 TD, INT

• Saquon Barkley: 22 carries, 147 yards

• Calvin Ridley: 10 catches, 186 yards, 2 TDs — unstoppable all night

Burrow’s mobility was the X‑factor — his 69 rushing yards kept drives alive and broke Florida’s contain repeatedly.

Florida (31)

• Baker Mayfield: 22/33, 291 yards, 4 TD, 2 INT

• Josh Jacobs: 20 carries, 130 yards

• Christian Watson: 8 catches, 110 yards, three TDs

Florida’s offense was explosive, but two late interceptions flipped the game.

Turning Point

With Florida leading 31–20, Burrow engineered back‑to‑back touchdown drives, capped by a Ridley dagger down the right sideline. A late Mayfield INT sealed the upset.

Offensive Player of the Week — Calvin Ridley, WR, Philadelphia

10 receptions, 186 yards, 2 TDs

Ridley was unguardable. Every time Philly needed a spark, he delivered — deep shots, sideline outs, red‑zone precision. A career performance.

Defensive Player of the Week — Aidan Hutchinson, DE, Ibiza

3 sacks, 4 tackles, constant disruption in Ibiza’s 21–13 win over State College

Hutchinson wrecked State College’s protection all game, including multiple drive‑killing sacks and a forced collapse of the pocket that led directly to turnovers.

Game Summaries (Week 16)

Iowa 28, Tulsa 13

Iowa controlled the game physically and defensively, outscoring Tulsa 16–3 in the second half.

East St. Louis 21, Dixie 19

A massive upset — Daniels threw for 331 yards and ESL’s defense held Dixie scoreless in the 3rd quarter.

Louisiana 19, Hartford 7

Louisiana’s defense dominated with three interceptions and constant pressure. Harris ran for 101 yards.

Sunnydale 31, Turin 13

Richardson and Taylor combined for 175 rushing yards as Sunnydale rolled. Otton added 144 receiving yards.

Richmond 36, UK 16

Richmond exploded offensively — Purdy and Flacco combined for 257 passing yards while the defense forced multiple turnovers.

Ibiza 21, State College 13

Hutchinson and Turner combined for 5 sacks, suffocating State College’s offense.

Los Angeles 38, St. Louis 13

Stroud lit up the scoreboard with 228 yards and 2 TDs, while Smith posted 155 receiving yards.

Tampa Bay 30, Eugene 20

Jones threw for 202 yards and 2 TDs as Tampa Bay closed strong with a 14‑point 4th quarter.

Pensacola 23, Treasure Coast 3

Goff was surgical — 258 yards, 3 TDs — while the defense forced three interceptions.

Port Alabe 29, Wall Street 21

Jackson and Trubisky combined for nearly 400 passing yards as Port Alabe held off a feisty Wall Street squad.

Clemson 28, Huguley 17

Clemson’s defense stole the show with two defensive TDs and relentless pressure.

High Desert 38, Lakewood 17

Stafford detonated for 371 yards and 4 TDs, one of the best QB performances of the season.

Sin City 20, California 6