2001 SEASON REVIEW

Oops, they did it again. Another unbelievable run for Team Xtreme, winning their third consecutive Mayonnaise Bowl. The league is beginning to wonder why the rest of us play. Three years in the league, three championships. This year's rookie, Matthew McAllister's Circle City franchise, did very well. The team led the Mr. Chef division several times during the year, but fell apart in the playoffs, finishing a respectable 4th. Marshall Faulk once again led Team Xtreme and netted the MFL MVP for his efforts. The second RB to do so. Paul Hoffman is a charter member of the MFL and his achievements were recognized with the Ed Lindsey Award.

2001 FINAL STANDINGS

1.	TEAM XTREME (Ben Esker & Justin Dunphy)	7.	GIGABLITZ (Steve Hyland & Dave Zachrich)
2.	SUDDEN DEATH (Mark Williams)	8.	THE VICTORS (Steve & Craig Koss)
3.	BIG CITY (Steve Schiraldi)	9.	SKUNKS (Brett Hoffman)
4.	CIRCLE CITY (Mathew McAllister)	10.	HIVE (Phil Arisman)
5.	GREASERS (George Kalet)	11.	BOB SQUAD (Bob Mavity)
6.	HUSKIES (Tim Knowlton)	12.	HEROES (Paul Hoffman)

2001 ED LINDSEY AWARD

PAUL HOFFMAN (HEROES)

2001 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

MARSHALL FAULK (RB, StL), TEAM XTREME, 395 pts

THE 2001 ALL-PRO TEAM

QB	JEFF GARCIA, SF	388 pts	TEAM XTREME
RB	MARSHALL FAULK, StL	395 pts	TEAM XTREME
	AHMAN GREEN, GB	272 pts	SKUNKS
WR	MARVIN HARRISON, IND	242 pts	SUDDEN DEATH
	TERRELL OWENS, SF	242 pts	THE VICTORS
TE	TONY GONZALEZ, KC	132 pts	BOB SQUAD
K	JASON ELAM, DEN	156 pts	THE VICTORS
DT	PHILADELPHIA EAGLES	156 pts	BOB SQUAD
HC	MIKE MARTZ, StL	33 pts	HUSKIES