Miami Beach Breakers and Charleston Admirals completed their Week 12 meeting at Charleston Admirals Stadium, with the final score Miami Beach Breakers 3, Charleston Admirals 17.

12 drives were recorded. Darius Coleman totaled 202 passing, 0 rushing and 0 receiving yards; Cameron Whitaker totaled 0 passing, 142 rushing and 0 receiving yards; Trenton Vale totaled 0 passing, 0 rushing and 121 receiving yards.

Miami Beach Breakers: 4-5-2 before, 4-6-2 after; league #11, conference #6, point differential -9, streak L1. Charleston Admirals: 4-6-1 before, 5-6-1 after; league #8, conference #5, point differential -9, streak W2.

Ramon Delgado tied the career receptions record with 495. Ramon Delgado broken the career receiving yards record with 5031.

Game Summary

ItemDetail
SeasonSeason 6
RoundWeek 12
VenueCharleston Admirals Stadium
FinalMiami Beach Breakers 3 – 17 Charleston Admirals
Simulationstandard
Eligible playersMIA 9; CHA 9
Attendance5,000 / 5,000

Complete Drive Log

#OffenseResultPointsScore after driveSummary
1MIAPUNT0MIA 0–0 CHADrive 1: MIA PUNT for 16y on 6 plays. QB 2/3 11y, RB 3-5y.
2CHAPUNT0MIA 0–0 CHADrive 2: CHA PUNT for 26y on 7 plays. QB 2/4 15y, RB 3-11y.
3MIAFG3MIA 3–0 CHADrive 3: MIA FG for 52y on 8 plays. QB 3/4 35y, RB 4-17y.
4CHATD7MIA 3–7 CHADrive 4: CHA TD for 69y on 9 plays. QB 3/5 42y, RB 4-27y. rush TD.
5MIAPUNT0MIA 3–7 CHADrive 5: MIA PUNT for 33y on 9 plays. QB 3/5 22y, RB 4-11y.
6CHATD7MIA 3–14 CHADrive 6: CHA TD for 84y on 14 plays. QB 4/7 46y, RB 7-38y. rush TD.
7MIAPUNT0MIA 3–14 CHADrive 7: MIA PUNT for 34y on 10 plays. QB 3/5 21y, RB 5-13y.
8CHAPUNT0MIA 3–14 CHADrive 8: CHA PUNT for 31y on 9 plays. QB 3/5 19y, RB 4-12y.
9MIAPUNT0MIA 3–14 CHADrive 9: MIA PUNT for 18y on 7 plays. QB 2/4 12y, RB 3-6y.
10CHAFG3MIA 3–17 CHADrive 10: CHA FG for 65y on 9 plays. QB 3/5 40y, RB 4-25y.
11MIAPUNT0MIA 3–17 CHADrive 11: MIA PUNT for 21y on 8 plays. QB 2/4 12y, RB 4-9y.
12CHATURNOVER0MIA 3–17 CHADrive 12: CHA TURNOVER for 69y on 6 plays. QB 2/3 40y, RB 3-29y. fumble.

Complete Player Box Score

TeamPlayerPosCmp/AttPass YdsPass TDINTRushRush YdsRush TDRec/TgtRec YdsRec TD
MIADonovan RainesRB0/0000236100/000
MIARamon DelgadoWR0/00000009/14680
MIATaylen RuckerQB15/25113000000/000
MIATyrone BlackwellWR0/00000006/11450
CHACameron WhitakerRB0/00002514220/000
CHADarius ColemanQB17/29202000000/000
CHATerrell AddisonWR0/00000007/12810
CHATrenton ValeWR0/000000010/171210

Updated DFL Standings

These standings are recalculated from final regular-season games immediately after this result.

LgConfTeamWLTPFPADiffStreak
1National Conference #1Denver Summit830191126+65L2
2National Conference #2Delta Blues830170155+15W2
3Commonwealth Conference #1Washington Senators831214142+72W1
4National Conference #3Louisville Colonels731154127+27W3
5Commonwealth Conference #2Charlotte Monarchs561221182+39L1
6Commonwealth Conference #3Richmond Capitols561201190+11L1
7Commonwealth Conference #4Tampa Bay Storm561172175-3W1
8Commonwealth Conference #5Charleston Admirals561172181-9W2
9National Conference #4San Antonio Coyotes560154155-1W1
10National Conference #5Atlanta Fire560140164-24L1
11Commonwealth Conference #6Miami Beach Breakers462141150-9L1
12National Conference #6Dallas Iron Horse01100183-183L11

Latest Published Power Rankings

Power rankings reflect the latest previously published Gridiron Standard edition and may predate this final.

Latest published snapshot: Aug 28, 2026, 10:31 AM ET.

RankTeamRecordDiffStreak
1Denver Summit8-3-0+65L2
2Delta Blues8-3-0+15W2
3Washington Senators7-3-1+70L1
4Louisville Colonels7-3-1+27W3
5Charlotte Monarchs5-5-1+41T1
6Richmond Capitols5-5-1+22T1
7Miami Beach Breakers4-5-2+5W1
8San Antonio Coyotes5-6-0-1W1
9Atlanta Fire5-6-0-24L1
10Tampa Bay Storm4-6-1-14L2
11Charleston Admirals4-6-1-23W1
12Dallas Iron Horse0-11-0-183L11

Relevant History and Records

Miami Beach Breakers lead the series 7–5.

  • Ramon Delgado tied the DFL career receptions record at 495 (previous mark: 495).
  • Ramon Delgado broken the DFL career receiving yards record at 5031 (previous mark: 4963).

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