The Anderson Brewmeisters continued their domination of the rival Jody's C.W.O.T. behind one of the greatest offensive showings in league history. Anderson's 69 offensive points left the visiting C.W.O.T. - and their undefeated record - in the dust.

Brewmeisters LaDainian Tomlinson and Fred Taylor turned in what has to be one of the greatest backfield performances of all time. Taylor softened up the C.W.O.T. defense with 15 early points before L.T. unleashed a punishing 18-point assault. Stand-in QB Jim Miller threw for 10 points, and receiver Eric Moulds brought down 9 more in the romp. Jody found some offense in Aaron Brooks (7 points), Deuce McAllister (9), and Tim Brown (7), but little else. And if you like defense, this wasn't the game for you. Jody's Miami defense was mauled for minus-5 points while Anderson's Mighty Titan squad could only take 2 from the visitors, opening the door for the 108 combined points scored in the game.

As a result of the thrashing, Jody drops from the ranks of the unbeaten but remains a half-game ahead of the Brewmeisters in the East. Anderson, now 2-1-1, is off to its best start after four games since 1998.

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Despite the monstrous offensive numbers put up by Anderson this week, The Pimps matched their overall 71-point effort and outlasted the hard-luck Naughty Figs at home, 52-38. Shaun Alexander, mostly dormant in the first three weeks of the season, exploded for five touchdowns, 230 yards, and an FLF record 27 points in leading The Pimps in their come-from-behind victory.

The Figs' offense continues to be one of the biggest surprises in the league. Rich Gannon made his return from the bye week with a huge 20-point effort, and Lamar Smith again had a stellar 9-point game. Even undrafted rookie Deion Branch made an impact with 7 points of his own. Yet The Pimps - and Alexander - wouldn't go quietly. Jerry Rice had a big game, scoring 11 of the 27 points not scored by Alexander. With both offenses lighting it up, The Pimps secured the upper hand on defense when their Packer squad downed the Figs' Bears unit 17-7. The Figs, who have had allowed the most points this season, fall to 1-3 with all three losses coming in the division. The Pimps improve to an unbeaten 3-0-1, the best record in the FLF.

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Thomas' Bock Boys rebounded from their Week 3 debacle in the Hellhole to shut down the struggling Abstract Machines on the road, 22-9. Priest Holmes once again led the offensive assault for the Bock Boys with 9 points and single-handedly beat out the combined efforts of the Machines' Marshall Faulk and Corey Dillon (8 points). Daunte Culpepper and Curtis Conway further helped Thomas' cause with 7 points apiece, while Morton Anderson booted a game-high 13 points for the home team. With the two teams all knotted up on offense, Thomas's Eagles defense turned in a monster effort, stripping a game-turning 26 points from the Machines. From the other sideline, a newly signed Bronco squad managed a respectable 11 points in their effort, but the Machines fall short again and drop to a disappointing 0-2-2. Thomas, meanwhile, extends the franchise's best ever start to a season and improves to 3-1.

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The Sims Stereco doubled up the visiting Profiteer$, 48-24, to win their second consecutive game and to avenge their Wild Card Week defeat from last season. Stereco quarterback Drew Bledsoe torched the P.W.O.P. defenders for a game-high 19 points, and Ricky Williams pounded out another 9 in the winning effort. P.W.O.P. struggled all day on offense with Steve McNair, Travis Henry, and James Thrash each scoring a team-high of only 6 points, but that collective effort still fell short of Bledsoe's mark. Making matters worse, P.W.O.P.'s New Orleans defense actually coughed up a point to the Stereco offense. Sims' Giants defense, meanwhile, took only a merciful 7 points away from Oil Men. The win, Sims' first at home this season, evens their record at 2-2. The Profiteer$, however, have now dropped two straight after a 1-0-1 start.

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The banged-up Irwin Hellions survived a visit to En Fuego field, turning away the Piana Raze, 25-17. Playing with only six offensive starters (Quincy Morgan and Troy Brown were scratched before kickoff), the Hellions actually lost the offensive battle with Piana. Quarterback Donovan McNabb was kept in check with a team-high 7 points, and the rest of the offense managed only an additional 21. Piana's Tom Brady threw for 9 points while trying to rally the team, and Tiki Barber and Isaac Bruce mustered 6 apiece, but the Raze lost the game on defense. Irwin's surging Buccaneer squad posted their third straight 20+ point performance, romping the Raze's Patriots unit, 21-3, and giving the Hellions their second consecutive divisional win. Piana, now 0-3-1, is off to its worst start in franchise history.

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