EFA Standings: Nordic Storm and Paris set the early pace in new European rivalry

1. Nordic Storm (2-0)

The Storm have looked every bit like a championship contender through the opening two weeks. After dismantling Prague 47-13 in the franchise’s first-ever EFA game, Nordic followed it up with a convincing 39-16 win over Raiders Tirol. Quarterback Jadrian Clark has the offense humming, and the Danish club already appears to possess one of the league’s most balanced rosters.

2. Paris Musketeers (2-0)

Paris has quietly built one of the most impressive starts in the league. The Musketeers edged Frankfurt 21-20 on the road before returning home and handling Prague 30-9. Former NFL head coach Jack Del Rio has brought discipline and defensive stability, and Paris already looks comfortable in tight, playoff-style games.

3. Munich Ravens (1-0)

Munich may only have one win, but it was impossible to ignore. The Ravens exploded offensively in a 58-30 victory over Raiders Tirol, showcasing one of the most dangerous attacks in the EFA. Quarterback Russell Tabor and the rushing game overwhelmed Tirol from the opening quarter, and Munich now heads into a pivotal matchup against Frankfurt with serious momentum.

4. Frankfurt Galaxy (0-1)

Frankfurt’s record may not reflect how competitive they have been. The Galaxy narrowly lost 21-20 to Paris in the opening “Friday Night Lights” showcase and showed flashes of the physical style that made them one of Europe’s marquee franchises. Their Week Three clash with Munich already feels enormous for their playoff hopes.

5. Raiders Tirol (0-2)

The Raiders have faced the toughest opening schedule in the league and have yet to find answers defensively. Tirol surrendered 58 points to Munich before falling 39-16 to Nordic Storm. Despite the rough start, the Austrian side has shown offensive flashes and remains dangerous if it can tighten up defensively.

6. Prague Lions (0-2)

Prague is still searching for its first breakthrough moment in the EFA era. Losses to Nordic Storm (47-13) and Paris Musketeers (30-9) exposed offensive inconsistency, and the Lions now face mounting pressure early in the season. The effort level has been there, but Prague needs more production on offense before the gap widens further.