Mitchell’s 2018 championship was not a wire-to-wire march through the league. It was something more memorable: a three-game postseason revenge tour.

Playing as Boofy Bobby, Mitchell entered the playoffs as the third seed at 8–5. Each opponent waiting in his bracket had already beaten him during the regular season. Once elimination began, Mitchell reversed all three results and never lost again.

The road to Boofy Bobby

Mitchell’s recorded BakaBois career began in 2015 with Band of THE JUGGERNAUNT. He finished 8–6 and reached the postseason in his first season. A 4–10 campaign followed in 2016, but he rebounded as Boofy Bada$$ in 2017, going 8–5 and returning to the playoffs.

By 2018, the name had become Boofy Bobby. The team finished 8–5 with 1,529.10 regular-season points and earned the third playoff seed. It was a winning season, but not a protected one. Boofy Bobby allowed 1,576.66 points, more than it scored, and all three teams that would later appear in Mitchell’s postseason path had beaten him during the regular season.

That is what made the bracket perfect.

Three rematches, three reversals

Super Kamario handed Boofy Bobby its most lopsided regular-season defeat, 187.40–99.80 in Week 4. The teams met again in the opening playoff round. This time, Mitchell advanced 103.30–93.90.

URA had beaten Boofy Bobby 155.96–87.62 in Week 10. In the semifinal rematch, Mitchell’s team transformed completely, scoring 140.02 and winning by a 140.02–110.22 final.

The championship brought Cesar and WARE IS THE LAM SAUCE!? Cesar had won their Week 11 meeting 162.78–110.84. With the title at stake, Boofy Bobby answered with its second consecutive 140-point playoff performance. Mitchell defeated Cesar 142.04–134.54 and became the 2018 BakaBois champion.

The same three opponents who had beaten Mitchell in the regular season became the three teams he eliminated in the postseason. Three rematches. Three reversals. One championship.

The draft that built the champion

Mitchell selected from the fourth position in the verified 2018 draft. He opened with Antonio Brown at No. 4 overall, followed by Joe Mixon at No. 21 and Jordan Howard at No. 28. Marvin Jones Jr. came at No. 45, Jarvis Landry at No. 52 and Carson Wentz at No. 69.

Two later selections became especially important when the season reached its final week. Mitchell drafted Julian Edelman in the eighth round at No. 93 overall and Philip Rivers in the 11th at No. 124.

The championship roster was not simply the opening draft board frozen in place. By Week 16, Jaylen Samuels, Gerald Everett, Ka’imi Fairbairn and the Patriots defense were in Mitchell’s starting lineup. Chris Carson was also on the roster and scored 23.6 points from the bench in the championship matchup.

That roster evolution mattered. The first-round cornerstone delivered the defining performance, while late-round draft value and in-season additions filled out the winning lineup.

Antonio Brown takes over the final

Antonio Brown scored 44.5 points in the championship, the largest contribution in Boofy Bobby’s title lineup. The fourth overall draft pick produced when Mitchell needed him most.

Julian Edelman added 19 points. Philip Rivers scored 17.97. Jaylen Samuels contributed 15.4, the Patriots defense scored 11, Joe Mixon added 9.8, Gerald Everett scored 9.4 and Ka’imi Fairbairn supplied 9.05.

It was a title lineup shaped by every stage of roster construction: a first-round superstar, a second-round running back, an eighth-round receiver, an 11th-round quarterback and multiple players who were not on Mitchell’s original draft board.

The result was 142.04 points and a permanent place in BakaBois history.

After the championship

Mitchell followed the title by going 7–6 and finishing third in 2019. In 2021, Boofy Bobby scored 1,796.24 regular-season points, the highest season total in Mitchell’s recorded career, although the final standing did not match that scoring output.

The team identity later shifted from Boofy Bobby to Blessed B00F, Blessed B00f is King, B00fy and finally B00fy "GOATSLAYER" 🐐🗡️. The names changed, but Mitchell continued returning to the postseason.

His strongest recent run came in 2025. B00fy "GOATSLAYER" went 8–5, scored 1,734.28 points and earned the second seed in League 1. Mitchell defeated Lord Chorizo Master of Meat 142.04–135.14 in the opening round, then beat JJet Fuel Cant Melt Steel Beams 133.76–92.80 in the semifinal.

That sent Mitchell back to a league final seven years after his championship season. THE BEAST won the 2025 League 1 final 188.98–141.66, ending the run one victory short of the Baka Bowl.

The 142.04 score in Mitchell’s 2025 playoff opener exactly matched Boofy Bobby’s score in the 2018 championship. Seven years apart, the same total appeared in two different postseason victories.

The complete recorded résumé

Across 11 recorded seasons from 2015 through 2025, Mitchell owns a 75–72 regular-season record and 16,518.92 points scored. His verified honors include the 2018 championship and postseason appearances in 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2023, 2024 and 2025.

There is one source defect to document: the current member-honors summary reports six playoff appearances and stops at 2024. Exact 2025 matchup records verify Mitchell’s two playoff wins and League 1 final, making seven postseason seasons the matchups-supported total. The honors ledger should be corrected rather than allowing the 2025 run to disappear from the résumé.

Mitchell’s legacy still begins with 2018. Boofy Bobby entered as the third seed, faced three teams that had already beaten him and reversed every result.

The regular season supplied the losses. The postseason supplied the answers.

Three rematches. Three victories. The perfect postseason.