Emily Arvanitis
2 seasons (2023–2025, not consecutive)
Played under 2 ESPN accounts, combined here into one record.
Emily Arvanitis drafts by hand, never once trusting the autopick, and has opened both drafts with a wide receiver. Those picks have returned less than their slots usually do, and the standings show it: a 7-21 career, no playoff trips and the lowest win rate among 17 qualifying managers. Then again, EA Sports has a 132.6-point week somewhere in the code. Emily just needs to unlock that level more often.
Trophy Case
Regular-season weeks only. Career counts run 2023–2026; Coach of the Week and Bench Blunder count from 2026, when lineups began to be recorded.
- 1Giant Killer2026: 0 this season
- 2Narrow Escape2026: 0 this season
- 2Bench Blundersince 2026
- 1Heartbreaker2026: 0 this season
How the awards are decided
- Coach of the Week
- The best lineup choices of the week: the highest share of the best possible lineup (points scored divided by best-possible points, the Coach Rating already on Power Rankings, to one decimal). Ties on that figure are shared. Counted from 2026, because past lineups can't be rebuilt.
- Top Score
- The highest score of the week, to one decimal. Ties are shared.
- Giant Killer
- The biggest upset of the week, judged only on what was known before the game: where each team stood in the standings (record, then points scored). The winner must have gone in at least half a league’s worth of places below the loser (8 places in a 16-team league), and both teams need two games played, so it starts in Week 3. No projections of any kind.
- Narrow Escape
- The smallest winning margin of the week, to one decimal. Ties are shared.
- Bench Blunder
- The most points left on the bench: the best possible lineup minus the one started, to one decimal. Ties are shared. Counted from 2026.
- Heartbreaker
- The most points scored by a team that lost. Ties are shared.
Only regular-season weeks count. Playoff and consolation games never do.
Bench Blunder and Heartbreaker are the two friendly needles — drawn with a dashed ring, and meant in good humour rather than as a mark against anyone.
In 2026: Bench Blunder in weeks 1 and 9.
| Week W1 | Week W2 | Week W3 | Week W4 | Week W5 | Week W6 | Week W7 | Week W8 | Week W9 | Week W10 | Week W11 | Week W12 | Week W13 | Week W14 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coach of the Week0 in 2026 | ||||||||||||||
| Top Score0 in 2026 | ||||||||||||||
| Giant Killer0 in 2026 | – | – | ||||||||||||
| Narrow Escape0 in 2026 | ||||||||||||||
| Bench Blunder2 in 2026 | ||||||||||||||
| Heartbreaker0 in 2026 |
= shared with another manager · – Giant Killer starts in Week 3: both teams need two games first
- Playoffs (0 of 2)
- 0-0
- Consolation (2 of 2)
- 4-2
Season by Season
| Season | Team | Record | Finish | Made Playoffs | Post-Season | Playoffs | Avg Pts | High Pts | Low Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | EA SportsIn progress | 2-7 | — | — | — | — | 101.3 | 123.0 | 73.9 |
| 2025roster ↓ | EA Sports | 6-8 | 13 | — | 3-0 | 0-0 | 104.4 | 132.6 | 64.3 |
| 2023roster ↓ | EA Sports | 1-13 | 20 | — | 1-2 | 0-0 | 72.7 | 128.0 | 51.0 |
Finish is the regular-season standing that year. Record and the points columns are the regular season only.
How the post-season splits. After the regular season this league runs a championship bracket and consolation ladders, so every team keeps playing. Made Playoffs means reaching the bracket. Playoffs is the bracket alone, while Post-Season counts bracket and consolation together — so a winning Post-Season record does not imply reaching the bracket. In the Post-Season box above, the two season counts split every season into one or the other: made the bracket, or did not. A team knocked out of the bracket then plays consolation games too, and those are included in the consolation record, which is why it can cover a season counted as a playoff appearance.
Draft Tendencies
Every draft Emily Arvanitis has on record — 3 seasons. Value is measured against what the same position has returned in the same round across this league’s own finished drafts, so it reads as “better than that pick usually is” rather than as a reflection of which positions they happen to draft.
| Season | Picks | Autodrafted | 1st Rd | Draft Pts | vs Expected |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 15 | 0(0%) drafted every pick | RB | 319.1 | — |
| 2025 | 15 | 0(0%) drafted every pick | WR | 2,046.6 | -152.3 |
| 2023 | 15 | 0(0%) drafted every pick | WR | 1,762.8 | -373.7 |
When Emily Arvanitis drafts each spot
Read it as a lineup card: QB2 is the second quarterback taken that year, and the round is the average across the drafts where one was taken at all. Slots taken only once are left out — a single draft is not a tendency.
| Slot | Avg round | Range | Drafts | Best | Worst |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QB1 | 5.0 | R3–R7 | 3 | Drake Maye 2025 +121.0 | Justin Fields 2023 +38.4 |
| QB2 | 11.0 | R10–R12 | 2 | Sam Howell 2023 +52.2 | — |
| RB1 | 2.0 | R1–R3 | 3 | Chase Brown 2025 +45.4 | Dameon Pierce 2023 -112.9 |
| RB2 | 3.7 | R2–R5 | 3 | Jacory Croskey-Merritt 2025 -13.7 | J.K. Dobbins 2023 -148.5 |
| RB3 | 7.3 | R6–R10 | 3 | J.K. Dobbins 2025 -2.5 | Kenneth Gainwell 2023 -18.4 |
| RB4 | 11.0 | R10–R12 | 2 | Najee Harris 2025 -104.2 | — |
| RB5 | 13.0 | R12–R14 | 2 | Dameon Pierce 2025 -57.2 | — |
| WR1 | 1.7 | R1–R3 | 3 | Ja'Marr Chase 2023 +5.5 | Brian Thomas Jr. 2025 -118.4 |
| WR2 | 4.3 | R3–R6 | 3 | Darnell Mooney 2023 -79.0 | Garrett Wilson 2025 -81.7 |
| WR3 | 7.0 | R4–R9 | 3 | Courtland Sutton 2025 +32.5 | Zay Jones 2023 -36.3 |
| WR4 | 9.7 | R9–R11 | 3 | Alec Pierce 2023 +1.7 | DeMario Douglas 2025 -18.6 |
| WR5 | 13.0 | R11–R15 | 3 | Hollywood Brown 2025 +44.0 | Tutu Atwell 2023 +17.1 |
| TE1 | 6.7 | R5–R8 | 3 | Chigoziem Okonkwo 2023 -15.2 | Tucker Kraft 2025 -26.6 |
| TE2 | 15.0 | R15 | 2 | Hayden Hurst 2023 -13.2 | Elijah Arroyo 2025 -18.7 |
| K1 | 11.0 | R8–R14 | 3 | Cam Little 2025 +9.1 | Cameron Dicker 2023 +4.6 |
| D/ST1 | 11.0 | R7–R13 | 3 | Patriots D/ST 2025 +37.3 | Patriots D/ST 2023 -27.0 |
Weekly Lineups
Every week Emily Arvanitis has played since lineups started being recorded, starters first and then the bench. Open a week to see who actually played. Covers 2026 — ESPN only serves a past season’s roster as that season’s final roster, so earlier years cannot be filled in.
2026 · EA Sports
End-of-Season Rosters
Who Emily Arvanitis finished each season with, for the years before weekly lineups were recorded. ESPN only keeps a past season’s final roster, so these are a snapshot of the last day rather than a lineup from any particular week — and there are no points beside them, because a player’s total for the year counts whatever they scored for whoever else rostered them first.
2 seasons · newest first
2025 · EA Sports
Roster
| D/ST | Patriots D/ST |
| FLEX | Brian Thomas Jr.WR |
| K | Cam Little |
| QB | Drake Maye |
| RB | Chase Brown |
| RB | Ty Johnson |
| TE | Taysom Hill |
| WR | Courtland Sutton |
| WR | Michael Wilson |
| BN | Alec PierceWR |
| BN | Cam WardQB |
| BN | Chiefs D/STD/ST |
| BN | Darius SlaytonWR |
| BN | Darren WallerTE |
| BN | Evan HullRB |
| IR | Garrett WilsonWR |
2023 · EA Sports
Roster
| D/ST | Patriots D/ST |
| FLEX | Darnell MooneyWR |
| K | Cameron Dicker |
| QB | Justin Fields |
| RB | Kenneth Gainwell |
| RB | Tyler Allgeier |
| TE | Taysom Hill |
| WR | Ja'Marr Chase |
| WR | Robert Woods |
| BN | Alec PierceWR |
| BN | Chigoziem OkonkwoTE |
| BN | Chris Rodriguez Jr.RB |
| BN | Deonte HartyWR |
| BN | Riley PattersonK |
| BN | Tutu AtwellWR |