Not all has been said and done in the 2007 SELAF season, but for now, the Budapest Wolves have been the dominant team in the league. A huge part of their team and offensive success has been fullback Peter Cseperkáló who, against many odds, finished the first part of the season as the league leading rusher

The Vukovi Belgrade added two, from their perspective, important pieces for their plans of raising the level of the team's organization, to be not only one of the best in SELAF, but also in Europe. They have added two new members to their Governing Board, Serbian actor Nikola Đuričko and businessman Rade Rakočević

Bill Moore lasted only one game in SELAF as the head coach of this year’s new team, the Gladiators. He left the team after the 21-14 home loss to the Belgrade Vukovi, in which he was ejected in the fourth quarter after protesting a call by the officials

Marko Obradović, former player and now former coach of the Kragujevac Wild Boars resigned after only one game, a 30-5 home loss to Novi Sad and will be replaced by Vujica Samailović

The Budapest Wolves beat the Lower Austrian Titans in their season opener in the Austrian Division I 0-27 in Vienna. The Austrian team formed of former players of the Baden Bruins and AFC Rangers could not match the Wolves’ neither in size and power, nor in skills and knowledge of the game. The Wolves did not score a touchdown in the second half preventing a real KO from happening.