Grudge MatchUNC fantasy football · est. 2005
Permanent franchise · est. 2006

Raleigh Silly Nannies

Current manager: Alan Marks

Current roster on ESPN ↗

Regular season131-121
Playoffs11-12
Regular-season titles1
League titles2

Franchise snapshot

Seasons19
Win percentage52.0%
Playoff berths14
Finals3

Best final power rank: #1 in 2011 using the current model.

Franchise receipts

Recovered weekly scores make these comparable all the way back to the franchise’s first season.

Highest score176.5–116.32014 week 8 vs. Your Worst Nightmares
Biggest win161.6–91.22018 week 11 vs. Your Worst Nightmares · +70.4
Closest game108.5–108.42011 week 5 vs. Boston Double Rainbows · +0.1

Franchise players

Most tracked points actually started for this permanent franchise. Weekly lineup evidence begins in 2018 and excludes consolation games.

Jalen Hurts · QB527.7 pts
30 starts · 2 seasons
David Montgomery · RB448.2 pts
35 starts · 3 seasons
Ezekiel Elliott · RB408.4 pts
26 starts · 2 seasons
Joe Burrow · QB291.5 pts
15 starts · 1 season
Bijan Robinson · RB290.1 pts
15 starts · 1 season
Jaylen Waddle · WR271.7 pts
24 starts · 3 seasons
Alvin Kamara · RB270.6 pts
23 starts · 2 seasons
Ja'Marr Chase · WR264.4 pts
17 starts · 2 seasons

Identity & eras

Names belong to seasons; managers belong to tenures; the franchise record persists through both.

2006Enters the record as King Ding A Lings.
2007Renamed 99% Domination.
2007John Mapp takes over.
2009Renamed S. Raleigh Silly Nannies.
2009Alan Marks takes over.
2010Renamed W. Durham Silly Nannies.
2010Wins the league championship.
2011Wins the regular season.
2011Wins the league championship.
2018Renamed Raleigh Silly Nannies.
2021Reaches the championship game.
ManagerYearsRegularWin %PlayoffsTitles
Alan Marks2009–202516 seasons110-10351.610-92
John Mapp2007–20082 seasons14-1253.81-20
Eric King2006–20061 seasons7-653.80-10

Season by season

One durable franchise record, with historical team names and managers preserved.

SeasonTeam / managerRecordPF/GPowerLuckFinish
2025Raleigh Silly NanniesESPNManager: Alan MarksBijan Robinson (RB) 328.5 · Jalen Hurts (QB) 263.8 · Chris Olave (WR) 190.08-6112.4#6+1.111-1Lost semifinal
2024Raleigh Silly NanniesESPNManager: Alan MarksJosh Jacobs (RB) 264.0 · CeeDee Lamb (WR) 214.9 · David Montgomery (RB) 186.84-10110.2#8-2.78missed
2023Raleigh Silly NanniesESPNManager: Alan MarksPatrick Mahomes (QB) 225.4 · Keenan Allen (WR) 225.4 · Kyren Williams (RB) 221.68-6107.9#5+1.001-1Lost semifinal
2022Raleigh Silly NanniesESPNManager: Alan MarksJoe Burrow (QB) 291.5 · Ja'Marr Chase (WR) 182.3 · DK Metcalf (WR) 177.38-6113.0#5+1.111-1Lost semifinal
2021Raleigh Silly NanniesRunner-upESPNManager: Alan MarksJalen Hurts (QB) 271.7 · Mark Andrews (TE) 218.3 · Stefon Diggs (WR) 199.48-6110.3#4+0.562-1Runner-up
2019Raleigh Silly NanniesESPNManager: Alan MarksMichael Thomas (WR) 269.8 · Aaron Rodgers (QB) 188.5 · Zach Ertz (TE) 156.64-9101.4#10-0.56missed
2018Raleigh Silly NanniesESPNManager: Alan MarksChristian McCaffrey (RB) 310.0 · Ezekiel Elliott (RB) 277.5 · Tyreek Hill (WR) 253.57-6122.5#2-0.560-1Lost semifinal
2017W. Durham Silly NanniesManager: Alan Marks8-593.9#5+2.110-1Lost semifinal
2016W. Durham Silly NanniesManager: Alan Marks6-7113.7#5-0.89missed
2015W. Durham Silly NanniesManager: Alan Marks5-8102.7#8-0.67missed
2014W. Durham Silly NanniesManager: Alan Marks6-7112.5#5-1.440-1Lost first round
2013W. Durham Silly NanniesManager: Alan Marks5-8100.5#8-0.33missed
2012W. Durham Silly NanniesManager: Alan Marks8-5102.5#4+2.111-1Lost semifinal
2011W. Durham Silly NanniesRegular-season champChampionManager: Alan Marks10-3117.0#1+0.892-0Champion
2010W. Durham Silly NanniesChampionManager: Alan Marks8-5106.9#4+0.722-0Champion
2009S. Raleigh Silly NanniesManager: Alan Marks7-6108.2#4-0.740-1Lost first round
200899% DominationManager: John Mapp7-692.5#6+1.100-1Lost first round
200799% DominationManager: John Mapp7-681.5#7+1.441-1Lost semifinal
2006King Ding A LingsManager: Eric King7-686.6#4-0.290-1Lost first round

Power and luck are score-derived and can use the recovered 2005–2017 weekly boards. Top-player lines begin in 2018 because ESPN no longer serves the older lineup entries.