Football Legends Leaderboards
Park globals, nameplate badges, and why a #1 QB still needs a receiver who moves.
Park keeps public leaderboards for jobs such as quarterback and receiver. Creators film “#1 global QB” nights, 60-game streaks, and nameplates with a global badge in chat. That board is real. It is also a long grind, and it does not throw the ball for you tonight.
If you cannot catch yet, ignore the board. Read getting started and Park. Come back when you have picked a job on the players hub.
What the board actually tracks
Coverage from launch through 2025–26 shows Park tracking job stats — passing completions and yards for quarterbacks, receiving numbers for wideouts — plus win streaks on a court. One 2024 clip put the then-#1 QB thousands of completions ahead of second place, with on the order of 100,000 yards. Those exact totals move every week. The shape does not: the people at the top played one job for a very long time.
The badge next to a name is a flex, not a gamepass. It is not sold in a cosmetics bundle. A gold crown ball has shown up as a global look in some videos. Wear it if you earned it. Do not buy a summer visor thinking it is the same thing.
7v7 is the structured playlist. The public brag board that YouTube chases is Park. If you want the badge, live in Park on one job. If you want a clean seven, use a clan and the 7v7 guide.
How globals actually play
The useful part of leaderboard videos is not the number. It is the habits:
- They hike to motion, not to a statue. Quarterback with Throwing Preview on.
- They have a locked WR who cuts, jumps, and dives. Receiver.
- They do not throw 50/50s on first down. Streaks die there.
- They leave a court that will not catch. Park is optional.
- They still get sacked when they ignore Pump Fake and a rusher who did not jump early.
A #1 QB with a random fill WR will look human. A 45 OVR duo that decided who hikes will beat a mixed lobby. The builds page is the assignment. The board is the trophy case.
What the board does not measure
It does not measure blocks. It does not measure dump-off catches that moved a chain. It does not measure the rusher who arrived. Defense can win games and never appear on a passing leaderboard. If you like Hitstick, play for the sack, not the badge.
It does not measure OVR. A 99 card can sit at rank 400 if they switched jobs every night. A 70 OVR Truck runner who never hikes will not be #1 QB. Play one role if you care about the list.
It does not measure codes. 60KLIKES will not add completions. Claim them anyway, then go play. See codes.
A sane way to chase the badge
- Pick receiver or quarterback. Not both, not this month.
- Autocatch on until jump and dive are automatic. Controls.
- Find one hike partner. Clan later. Clans.
- Play Park. Count completions or catches, not Robux spent.
- After 30 OVR, add Pump Fake if you hike. After 50, add Hitstick if you rush on the side. After 70, Truck is a finish, not a new identity.
If a clip promises a script that writes leaderboard stats, that is a ban. Scripts will not help you farm globals. The board is hours.
Related pages
Park is the playlist. Quarterback and receiver are the jobs the board loves. Tier list is how those jobs rank when you are not famous yet. Updates if a patch ever adds a new tracked category — we will say so instead of inventing one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for Park, 7v7, codes, and OVR.
Where are Football Legends leaderboards?
Park tracks public job boards such as quarterback and receiver, with a global badge on high ranks. 7v7 is structured play, not the YouTube brag board.
Does a global badge raise stats?
No. It is a nameplate flex. Completions and catches still have to happen on the next hike.
Can I buy a leaderboard spot?
No. Bundles sell cosmetics. Scripts that write stats are a ban. Play one job in Park.
Should a new player chase #1?
No. Catch first. The board is a long grind on a single role after you can already complete a dump-off.