Week 7 delivered a little bit of everything at The QB Club: another exciting round of Starting Four competition, first-time weekly winners this season at quarterback and wide receiver, and some familiar faces returning to the top of the leaderboard.
Among the repeat performers was Christian McCaffrey, who captured the RB Club title for the second consecutive week. Meanwhile, Joe Burrow put on a show, Jameson Williams made his first trip to the top of the WR Club leaderboard, and Trey McBride reminded everyone why he’s one of the most dangerous tight ends in football.

BURROW’S BOMBS
Joe Burrow crushed the competition in Week 7, putting up 36.88 fantasy points behind four touchdown passes.
The biggest surprise came from second-place finisher Malik Willis, who delivered his best performance of the season against the Jets. Willis was the only other quarterback to eclipse 30 points.
The week opened Thursday night with Caleb Williams posting 26.12 points in Chicago’s 30–24 victory over New England. That looked like a strong number to beat, but Burrow had other plans on Sunday.

MCCAFFREY DOUBLES DOWN
While the QB Club has crowned a different weekly winner in each of the season’s first seven weeks, the RB Club has been a much more exclusive club.
Through seven weeks, just four running backs have claimed a weekly title. Christian McCaffrey became the second multiple-week winner, joining Jahmyr Gibbs, who already has three victories to his name.
McCaffrey made it back-to-back wins with 22.00 points, the only running back to break the 20-point barrier in a relatively quiet week for the position.
Cam Skattebo (19.10) and Jonathan Taylor (19.00) were right on his heels, but neither could catch McCaffrey.
Two straight weeks, two victories. CMC is making his presence felt.
WELCOME TO THE LEADERBOARD, JAMESON WILLIAMS

Like the QB Club, the WR Club has crowned a new winner every week this season. Week 7 kept that streak alive as Jameson Williams reminded everyone just how explosive he can be.
Williams found the end zone twice on Sunday, finishing with 26.10 fantasy points and his first weekly WR Club victory of the season.
The Detroit Lions have been well represented in the winner’s circle this year. Jared Goff, Jahmyr Gibbs, Sam LaPorta, Amon-Ra St. Brown, and now Jameson Williams have all claimed at least one weekly Player Club title.
The competition was tight. Puka Nacua finished with 21.80 points, while St. Brown posted 24.20. Then came Monday night, when CeeDee Lamb delivered a strong 24.40-point performance.
Unfortunately for Lamb, that was only good enough for second place. Williams held on for the victory.
Seven weeks. Seven different WR Club winners. Who’s next?
WELCOME BACK, TREY MCBRIDE
Trey McBride is certainly no stranger to the TE Club podium.
After winning Weeks 1 and 2, McBride looked like he might run away with the entire season. But Brock Bowers interrupted that streak, and Sam LaPorta and Isaiah Likely each took their turns atop the weekly leaderboard.
In Week 7, McBride returned with a statement performance.
His 27.10 fantasy points secured his third weekly victory of the season and a commanding 12.30-point margin over second-place George Kittle (14.80). Brock Bowers finished third with 13.30.
That was the largest margin of victory across all four Player Clubs this week.
The TE Club might have plenty of contenders, but McBride has made it clear he’s not going anywhere.
STARTING FOUR
The second official week of The Starting Four delivered some familiar names near the top, along with a new weekly winner.
Stefany2026 claimed first place with 62.38 points, powered by CeeDee Lamb’s Monday Night Football performance and a lineup featuring Sam Darnold and Christian McCaffrey.
Second place went to condontp with 47.66 points. Jordan Love and Cam Skattebo provided much of the firepower, with DK Metcalf contributing a few additional points.
Last week’s champion, rmboos, rounded out the podium in third place with 43.82 points.
The only competitor on the podium to field a full four-player lineup, rmboos leaned on Bryce Young and Tetairoa McMillan. Unfortunately, Carolina’s 43–13 loss to Tampa Bay didn’t do the lineup any favors.
Still, it was enough to secure third place and another 5,000 $QBC in rewards.
Two official weeks are in the books, and the Starting Four competition is already heating up.
WEEK 8
As we turn our attention to Week 8, there’s plenty happening around The QB Club.
Our weekly Vault Boosts continue, bringing new physical trading cards into the collections backing our Player NFTs. We’ll also keep sharing highlights, updates, and behind-the-scenes content across Instagram, X, and TikTok.
And there’s still plenty of opportunity to get involved.
Our Marketplace has Player NFTs available across the four position clubs. Whether you’re joining for the first time or looking to strengthen an existing roster, now is a great time to get in the game.
Already registered? Take a look at your Starting Four lineup. Every empty roster spot is a missed opportunity to compete for $QBC rewards.
The season is rolling, the competition is growing, and there’s still plenty of football left to play.
One block at a time, we keep the chains moving.
