Every Ultra Bowl Ranked

## Every Ultra Bowl ever, ranked best to worst.

1. **Ultra Bowl 5 - Cookah Capitols 51 - Garret Freezers 47.** The highest scoring Ultra Bowl of all time also earns the ranking of the greatest Ultra Bowl ever. With a battle of two legendary quarterbacks Fred Wheeler of Cookah and Rand Kelley of Garret, both teams traded blows for the entire game. Even though the cannons were firing on offense, the defenses of both teams made huge plays too. Under three minutes remaining, with Cookah leading 44-40, Kelley led a monumental drive to put Garret up 47-44. However, Fred Wheeler made one of the greatest game-winning drives in history, dissecting Garret's defense and scoring a touchdown in the final minute to win the game 51-47. Fred Wheeler won MVP, and both teams would be deprived of an Ultra Bowl win for many decades to come.
2. **Ultra Bowl 40 - Heatsville Jaguars 41 - Givens Apples 38 (OT).** A tense game with amazing offense balanced with great defense at opportune times, this matchup was a matchup of two dynasties of the late 2000's and early 2010's, with this game coming down to the wire. This matchup also featured two of the greatest QBs ever in Davin Clark and Alex Manning, two MVP candidates for all of the two decades. Both teams traded blows, and as Givens led 38-31 with under a minute left, Clark led a game-tying drive with under a minute remaining in regulation, and as time expired on the last play of regulation, Clark zipped a pass in the endzone to his go-to WR Bruce Whitner Jr, tying the game with no time left. In overtime, Givens received the ball first, but as Alex Manning drove down the field, he made a crucial mistake, throwing an interception just outside of the endzone to CB Josh White. As OT continued, Davin Clark dissected the Givens defense for the last time, and Heatsville kicked a game-winning FG in OT to win the game. Clark, for his heroic performance, would win MVP, while Manning walked away disappointed for the second straight year. However, both teams would match up twice more in the upcoming years in the Ultra Bowl. with Manning getting the better of Clark both games.
3. **Ultra Bowl 25 - Manopati Titans 35 - Bayton Jets 34.** This game featured the first appearance in the big game by Titan's QB Brett Cassel, and an aging Bayton Jets roster with Arnie Paul, one of the greatest QBs of all time, under center. This matchup did not disappoint, as both QBs showed why they were among the best in the league. In the first quarter, Manopati got up big off the bat, up 20-7. However, the Jets would come back and lead 21-20 at the half. In the third quarter, defense shown, and defenders of each team made big plays when it mattered. With the Jets still leading 24-20 in the fourth, their defense continued to dominate the Titans, as Paul drove down the field and landed the Jets in field goal range, kicking them up 27-20. However, the Titans struck back, and with 5 minutes to go, drove down the field and scored to tie the game 27-27. Arnie Paul came back under center, and put on an outstanding drive himself, making the right throws and eventually finding tight end Dennis Groh down the middle to make it a 34-27 ballgame, with the Jets taking the lead with under 2 minutes remaining. However, despite the limited time, Brett Cassel and the Titans came surging down the field. Second year wide receiver Adonis Wilker, third on the depth chart, came up huge this game, catching most of Cassel's passes on the final drive. With under 20 seconds to go, on Fourth and Eight at the 21-yard line, the Titans needed a huge play. Cassel heaved it to the end zone, finding a contested Wilker, who leapt up and made a phenomenal one-handed catch, pulling it down on the run and securing it for the touchdown. Wilker's catch is considered to be one of the greatest of all time in such an opportune moment. With most expecting Manopati to kick the extra point and send the game into OT, coach Mike Carlson was a gambler and decided to go for a two-point conversion to win the game here. The bold move is considered among the gutsiest calls of all time. With Brett Cassel under center receiving the snap, he rolled out to his right, throwing a pass to Adonis Wilker, who once again leapt up, made the catch spinning around, and secured both feet in the endzone, as the Titans jumped up and celebrated the victory, and Adonis Wilker earning his glorious MVP award. Arnie Paul was upset that he wouldn't receive the ball back in OT, and this would be his last Ultra Bowl appearance of his career.
4. **Ultra Bowl 50 - Houston Flash 46, Williamsburg Giants 42.** The Flash began their second dynasty in a matchup against the Williamsburg Giants, who made their first appearance in the Ultra Bowl in 26 years, while the Flash made their second appearance under dual-threat QB Levi Niang, their first in 9 years and 10th appearance total. Meanwhile, the Giants sported a really strong defense, and under budding QB Dylan Starr, met powerhouse Houston in the big game. With the game tied 14-14 with under 4 minutes remaining in the second quarter, Levi Niang made several crucial interceptions: first, an underthrown pass which was picked off and resulted in a Williamsburg touchdown drive, then a pick-six when Niang next received the ball, suddenly trailing 28-14 with all the momentum on Williamsburg's side. Then, on his third straight possession, a poor pass by Niang was jumped on and picked on by a Williamsburg defender, as the crowd roared. Williamsburg had a chance to make it 31-14 with a field goal, but the kick was surprisingly missed by their usually reliable kicker. Niang made the Giants pay, driving down the field and giving Zack Duck the opportunity to kick the 50-yard FG to shorted the deficit to 28-17. On their first drive of the second half, the Flash stormed down the field, and with a two-point conversion, made it a 28-25 game. Then, on the ensuing drive by Williamsburg, Dylan Starr lost the ball after being sacked, giving the ball back to Houston in prime position. On the one yard line, Niang flipped it to Matt Bodine (considered by many one of the greatest TEs of all time), as the Flash shockingly took back the lead, 32-28. However, Starr led productive offense and drove down the field to strike right back, scoring a touchdown to make it 35-32. In the fourth, Niang found Bodine again, making it 39-35. But Starr, facing the pressure of the mighty Houston defense, suddenly looked flawless as he led another drive down the field to make it 42-39. With less than 5 minutes to go, Houston drained the clock, and expertly led a game-winning drive down the field, Bodine being a huge factor, and on their last play, Naing found Hoskins as they connected on the game-winning touchdown, as Starr's heroics were not enough, and Houston won 46-42. Bodine won MVP, and Starr would have ups and downs in his remaining seasons in Williamsburg, but eventually be traded after the squad fell apart.
5. **Ultra Bowl 24 - Williamsburg Giants 30, Emily Landers 27 (OT).** The Williamsburg Giants, a dynasty of the previous decades, faced off against the Emily Landers in their first ever Ultra Bowl. The Giants were led by aging QB Jordan Macey, while the Emily Landers fielded Adam Kemish under center, who had several solid seasons throughout his career but finally led Emily over the hump in his first Ultra Bowl appearance. Both sides skirmished it out, and exchanged leads until both were tied 20-20 early in the fourth quarter. Emily led a drive of their own, as Kemish drove down the field, but threw a crucial interception to Williamsburg CB and former Ultra Bowl 20 MVP Bruce Conidor, returning it to the 50 yard line. Macey led his drive down the field, as Antonio Homas carved up the Williamsburg defense, but inside the 5-yard line, Homas was hit by an Emily defender and fumbled, recovered by Emily in a crucial blow. Kemish, with not much room, threw a huge pass to WR David Soxx, and had the ball inside of Williamsburg territory with under 4 minutes to go. Kemish continued his excellent drive, not making a costly mistake this time as he found WR Mikal Astley in the endzone with a bit over 1:30 remaining, going up 27-20. Williamsburg earned the ball back, but had a lot of ground to make up. On fourth and seven, in their own territory, hoping to keep their drive alive, Macey threw a strong pass to Antonio Homas, who got the first down and more as he made it into Emily territory. Time continued to tick down, and Williamsburg ran very short of time. Facing fourth down again, Macey lofted the pass to an open Homas once again, as he went out of bounds and saved the clock with 19 seconds remaining. And, on second down, Macey scrambled in the pocket, avoiding and dodging Emily defenders, before finding a contested Homas in the back of the endzone, as he made the phenomenal catch keeping his feet in-bounds, as it was ruled a touchdown, tying the game with 7 seconds left on the clock. The throw and catch combination are considered to be one of the all-time greatest, an improbable completion that 9 times out of 10 would have been incomplete or intercepted. The game was sent into OT, and Emily won the toss, receiving the ball first. However, their offense stalled massively, and Kemish was sacked on third down, being forced to punt. The tides have turned massively, as Macey and the Giants drove down the field. On 3rd & 2, Macey heaved it up to Homas on the left sideline right outside the endzone, as Homas made another outstanding catch, securing possession at the two-yard line for Williamsburg and on the verge of victory. Instead of opting for the touchdown, Williamsburg instead opted to kick the field goal, which was successful, ending the OT period as the Giants walked off victorious, winning their fourth ever Ultra Bowl title. Antonio Homas, despite his fumble, was awarded Ultra Bowl MVP, which was well deserved as he made multiple clutch, amazing catches.
6. **Ultra Bowl 67 - Tristan Nighthawks 41, Alexon Islanders 36.** The Williamsb
7. **Ultra Bowl 56 - Bayton Jets 37, Gerald Monsters 30.** Bayton made the Ultra Bowl for the fourth time under QB Adam Barnes, but have lost all three. Now, a 37-year old Barnes led Bayton to their second straight, but faced a re-emerging Gerald Monsters team, who have middled around the years between their last dynasty, and cycled through QBs after the departure of Bryce Fox since. Several years ago, the Monsters made the free-agent signing of QB Jay Cunningham, a pocket passer who shown some signs of success on his other teams. Now, both teams faced off to determine the best of the best. Against Gerald's ferocius defense, the Jets immediately made it 7-0 after a powerful showing by Adam Barnes. However, after a few 3/outs by each team, Gerald struck back to tie it at 7-7 in the second. The entire second quarter featured a Jets field goal, a Monsters touchdown drive (and missed extra point), and a field goal by Gerald in the final minute to make it a 16-10 game with Gerald leading at the half after an interception by George Pickens. Gerald was stopped on their first possession of the second half after a failed 4th down conversion, and Bayton responded by scoring and tying. After a Gerald field goal, Bayton dissected Gerald's stiffening defense again to make the game 23-20 with Bayton leading. After a Gerald field goal to tie it 23-23 in the early fourth, Bayton was stuffed after a long drive and forced to punt. With Gerald receiving the ball, Jay Cunningham put on his heroics, and with 6:03 remaining put them up 30-23. Bayton, desperately needing a touchdown drive, responded, tying the game with just over 2 minutes left. After Gerald received the ball on offense and stalled, they were forced to punt, and Bayton, with under a minute to go, received the ball for one last drive in their own territory. Instead of opting for a field goal, Barnes decided to go deep to his receiver Matty Icenin, who beat his own man and rushed into the endzone with under 20 seconds left, icing the game on a 48-yard TD pass. Adam Barnes won MVP, however, Gerald would strike back with an upcoming dynasty of their own in the coming years.