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It’s tough to get a handle on the league’s true scoring leader most years.

With early and multiple bye weeks, some teams playing twice in a weekend and a home and away sked that can sometimes be as unbalanced as “famed” and “respected” actor Gary Busey’s sanity (fyi if you’re 11 and ever near Busey, turn the other way and run), like I said, hard to know exactly who’s leading the charts.

Although it’s definitely gonna change by the end of April, below are what the top dawgs are averaging per game spread over the amount of games their slated on playing this year.

100% accurate? Definitely not, but it should give you a pretty decent idea of what the end of the year could very well look like.

And since some teams have already rifled off a pretty stacked sked and have some “easier” games (as easy as games come by this year) in the second half of the season, and vice versa, I also (with the help of the very talented Mr. Bob Chavez) listed player’s remaining competition from now until everything’s put to bed.

Can Athan Iannucci keep this potential record breaking pace going? Can Merrick Thomson finish ahead of Craig Point in the rookie scoring race? Will Casey Powell be the highest scoring American since Jake Bergey finished fourth in 2001? Or hell, can Bergey just straight out match his unreal 01 season and catch Powell this year too?

Lots of story lines still yet to unfold, but the digits below should give you a pretty good idea of how things on the scoring charts could very well play out come May.

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