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Liberty City Outlaws
 Rock Crushers
110.02 PTS (6-1) 93.35 PTS (5-2)
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Liberty City Outlaws Put the Stamp on Rock Crushers for Third Consecutive Win

Liberty City Outlaws registered the second-highest score of the week on the way to their third win in as many matchups when they defeated Rock Crushers 110.02 to 93.35. In contrast to streakers at sporting events, this streak was actually useful. Since starting their win streak in Week 5, Liberty City Outlaws has leaped from third place to take over first. They also have the highest scoring output in the league at 120.27 points per matchup. Rock Crushers remains in second place with a 5-2 record. Liberty City Outlaws has now beaten Millennium Falcons (121.88 to 96.90) and NewEngland Deflators (146.43 to 103.15).

Smooth Moves by Liberty City Outlaws

  • Liberty City Outlaws scored massive brownie points with the Toyota Hall of Fame this week. Too bad brownie points don’t count as real points. Not that you need help.
  • Added Jacquizz Rodgers, who exceeded his scoring projection by a matchup-leading 164.1%.
  • Expect to see some trade offers for Drew Brees. He ranked third in the league in scoring with 30.68 points.
  • With 11.60 points, Delanie Walker had the second-highest score of any TE in the league this week.
  • Even with only 4 of the 10 starters scoring more than their projection, Liberty City Outlaws was still able to win.

Toyota Roster Tune-up

  • It’s okay to regret not taking a sick day to study the Toyota Hall of Fame’s articles. But it’s not okay to do it again.
  • Did not start Latavius Murray, who scored 18.17 points and beat his projected point total by a team-leading 141.3%.
  • Whoever gave you this advice, you might want to lose their number. Picked up and started Dennis Pitta, who then scored below his 5.95-point projection with 2.67 points.
  • With 4.60 points against a projected 6.59, Doug Baldwin did not meet his projection for the third straight game.
  • It was not a good week for Rock Crushers at TE, where they were beaten 11.60 – 2.67.

What If

  • If Liberty City Outlaws played Rock Crushers every week, they would be 3-4 this season.
  • Besides Rock Crushers, Liberty City Outlaws would have defeated five other teams this week.
  • Were they resting their players for this week? Liberty City Outlaws would have defeated Rock Crushers 146.43 – 110.04 had they played each other last week.
  • Liberty City Outlaws would be 6-0 if they played the same schedule as Rock Crushers.
  • Liberty City Outlaws would be 36-13 if they played every team every week.
  • Rock Crushers would have lost to five other teams besides Liberty City Outlaws this week.
  • Rock Crushers would be 5-1 if they played the same schedule as Liberty City Outlaws.
  • If they played every team every week, Rock Crushers would be 34-15.

Game Notes

  • The 110.02 points by Liberty City Outlaws was their lowest winning score of the season.
  • Liberty City Outlaws beat their 99.46-point projection and have now beaten their projection every single week this year.
  • Liberty City Outlaws won by the largest margin of victory in the league (16.67 points) for the first time this season.
  • Liberty City Outlaws won again and is on a three-game winning streak, currently the longest in the league.
  • Despite being on the winning team, Jordan Matthews had a season-low 0.67 points against a projected 7.09 and has now underachieved in five straight games.
  • The RBs on Rock Crushers collectively had their worst week of the season with only 22.00 points.
  • Two of the starters for Liberty City Outlaws scored higher than the leading scorer for Rock Crushers.
  • Just because Robert Horry has seven NBA championship rings, doesn’t mean he’s one of the greats. Despite being on the winning team, Stephen Gostkowski scored 2.00 points against a projected 10.56 and has now underachieved in four straight games.
NewEngland Deflators
 Forte Shades of Jay
94.98 PTS (4-3) 92.51 PTS (1-6)
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NewEngland Deflators Inches Past Forte Shades of Jay

NewEngland Deflators benefited from 17.30 points from Spencer Ware and 15.68 from Marcus Mariota, edging Forte Shades of Jay 94.98 to 92.51. It was extremely close, and the 2.47-point margin of victory was the smallest recorded in the league this season. Forte Shades of Jay couldn’t capitalize on an increase in point total compared to last week’s 164.71 to 66.99 loss against Millennium Falcons. NewEngland Deflators (4-3, 780.25 points) remains in fourth place and Forte Shades of Jay (1-6, 663.82 points) stays mired in last place.

Smooth Moves by NewEngland Deflators

  • The Toyota Hall of Fame would have its eyes on you for this week’s win. But the Toyota Hall of Fame doesn’t have eyes. Obviously.
  • Picked up Spencer Ware, who led the team in scoring with 17.30 points.
  • The 13.00 points scored by Mike Wallace was the eighth-highest score by a WR in the league this week.
  • What do Apache helicopters, F-117 Nighthawks and Michael Crabtree have in common? They are all dangerous aerial weapons. He ranked ninth in the league in scoring among WRs this week with 12.40 points.
  • Apparently playing within themselves was good enough. NewEngland Deflators won despite having only 4 of their 10 starters exceed their projected points.

Toyota Roster Tune-up

  • Some teams are destined to beat teams like Forte Shades of Jay and move on to Toyota Hall of Fame greatness. Ironically, you are included in that destiny, because you played yourself.
  • Well, that’s embarrassing. Left Andrew Luck on the bench, where he ranked second in the league in scoring with 31.82 points.
  • Lost the matchup despite getting NewEngland Deflators on their lowest-scoring week of the season.
  • Allen Robinson was last in the matchup in scoring and achieved only 6.1% of his projected point total, his lowest percentage of the season.
  • Todd Gurley has now failed to reach his projection for four straight games. This week he scored 8.03 points versus a projected 12.10.

What If

  • NewEngland Deflators would be 5-2 if they played Forte Shades of Jay every week.
  • Besides Forte Shades of Jay, NewEngland Deflators would have beaten only one other team this week.
  • Were they resting their players for this week? NewEngland Deflators would have defeated Forte Shades of Jay 103.15 – 66.99 had they played each other last week.
  • NewEngland Deflators would be 1-5 if they played the same schedule as Forte Shades of Jay.
  • If NewEngland Deflators had played every team in the league each week, they would be 23-26.
  • Forte Shades of Jay would have been beaten by every other team in the league this week.
  • If they played the same schedule as NewEngland Deflators, Forte Shades of Jay would be 1-5.
  • If they played every team every week, Forte Shades of Jay would be 11-38.

Game Notes

  • Even though Forte Shades of Jay lost, they had two players score higher than the leading scorer for NewEngland Deflators.
  • At 2.47 points, the margin of victory was the smallest in the league this season.
  • It was the third time this season that Forte Shades of Jay has had the lowest score in the league.
  • The tragedy of being an underachiever is that NewEngland Deflators knows what they should be, but reality keeps telling them that they’re wrong. They scored 94.98 points against a projected 98.88 and underachieved for the fourth time this season, including the last three weeks in a row.
  • Alshon Jeffery scored a season-low 2.20 points and underachieved for the sixth straight week.
  • Speed, strength, agility, vision, and intelligence. It was all on display this week when the RBs on Forte Shades of Jay collectively had their best week of the season with 44.20 points.
  • Giovani Bernard scored 14.47 points against a projected 8.10 in the loss and has now beaten his projection in three straight games.
  • NewEngland Deflators stays undefeated in close games this season at 2-0.
Georgia Bullies
 Millennium Flackons
107.91 PTS (3-4) 97.2 PTS (2-5)
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Georgia Bullies Wins Stunner over Millennium Falcons, Grabs Sixth Place

Underdog. Schmunderdog. Georgia Bullies overcame a 12.44-point projected spread to defeat Millennium Falcons 107.91 to 97.20 for the upset. They got a team-leading 30.27 points from A.J. Green and 27.60 from Matt Forte. Even Pat Benatar would have been proud of how these two teams hit each other with their best shots. Both sides met their expectations, but Georgia Bullies put up 30.7% more points than projected to earn the win. Following a 164.71 to 66.99 win against Forte Shades of Jay, Millennium Falcons saw their scoring fall off this week. With Georgia Bullies delivering goose eggs from two of their starters, the margin could have been larger. Georgia Bullies (3-4, 682.04 points) climbs into sixth place while Millennium Falcons (2-5, 758.95 points) sinks into seventh place.

Smooth Moves by Georgia Bullies

  • Fantasy Football is a game where the high score wins. So keep doing what you have to do, the Toyota Hall of Fame will turn a blind eye.
  • Even the Wright brothers would be proud of this aerial performance. A.J. Green had 30.27 points, the highest WR score of the week and the 10th-highest WR score in the league this season.
  • Matt Forte laughed in the face of the experts this week, beating his scoring projection by a matchup-leading 240.7% and scoring the ninth-most points in the league with 27.60 points.
  • A good team always has a good general and Tom Brady proved that this week. He had the fifth-highest QB score in the league this week with 22.18 points.
  • Georgia Bullies won despite having 2 of their 10 starters score zero points.

Toyota Roster Tune-up

  • 107.91 seems a lot higher when you’re on the losing side of it. And the Toyota Hall of Fame knows you know that.
  • Had a chance to start Randall Cobb, who outdid his scoring projection of 6.11 points by scoring 14.43 points.
  • Whoever gave you this advice, you might want to lose their number. Picked up and started Mike Nugent, who then scored below his 9.17-point projection with 7.00 points.
  • Millennium Falcons could have used more points at WR, where Georgia Bullies outscored them 41.80 – 6.00.
  • The 1.93 points scored by Amari Cooper was a season-low for both scoring and for his performance against projections. He reached only 23.5% of his 8.21 projected points this week.

What If

  • If Georgia Bullies played Millennium Falcons every week, they’d be 4-3 this season.
  • Georgia Bullies would have beaten three other teams besides Millennium Falcons this week.
  • Georgia Bullies would be 1-5 if they played the same schedule as Millennium Falcons.
  • If Georgia Bullies had played every team in the league each week, they would be 15-34.
  • Millennium Falcons would have lost to three other teams besides Georgia Bullies this week.
  • And they say procrastination doesn’t pay off! Had they played each other last week, Georgia Bullies would have lost to Millennium Falcons 164.71 – 85.98.
  • If they played the same schedule as Georgia Bullies, Millennium Falcons would be 3-3.
  • If they played every team every week, Millennium Falcons would be 19-30.

Game Notes

  • Luck has not been with Millennium Falcons, as four of their five losses have come when their opponent scores higher than their season average.
  • The manager of Millennium Falcons was probably the person who destroyed the curve on every test in school. They scored 97.20 points against a projected 95.01 and beat their scoring projection for the fourth time this season, including the last three weeks in a row.
  • Georgia Bullies had their largest margin of victory so far this year at 10.71 points.
  • The WRs on Millennium Falcons collectively had their worst week of the season with only 6.00 points.
  • Georgia Bullies remains undefeated in upset games this season, improving to 2-0.
  • Millennium Falcons falls to 0-2 and remains winless in upset games this season.
  • The highest-scoring group of WRs in the league this week was on Georgia Bullies, which got 41.80 points from the position.
  • The draft continues to pay off for Georgia Bullies, which got 84.9% of their points from players they drafted.
Syracuse Express
 Hulk Smash
114.48 (3-4) 108.22 PTS (4-3)
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Syracuse Express Brings Down Hulk Smash

Syracuse Express has to be feeling good about their squad after they put up the highest point total in the league this week, taking down Hulk Smash 114.48 to 108.22. Even though both teams hit their projections, Syracuse Express put up 0.8% more than their projected 113.62 points to secure the win. Julio Jones led Hulk Smash with 24.60 points while David Johnson brought in 20.17. Syracuse Express (3-4, 802.54 points) remains in fifth place and Hulk Smash (4-3, 826.70 points) stays in third place.

Smooth Moves by Syracuse Express

  • Reading this matchup recap is indicative of potential Toyota Hall of Famers. You’re making Syracuse Express look really good right now.
  • The 14.00 points by Justin Tucker was the league-high for a K this week.
  • The 22.00 points scored by the Baltimore Ravens Defense, which Syracuse Express picked up this week, beat their projected point total of 10.02 by 119.6%.
  • Was smart to sit the Seattle Seahawks Defense this week, which had 19.00 points, the lowest DEF score on the team.
  • The 23.03 points scored by DeMarco Murray was the seventh-highest score of any RB in the league this week.

Toyota Roster Tune-up

  • Some teams are destined to beat teams like Hulk Smash and move on to Toyota Hall of Fame greatness. Ironically, you are included in that destiny, because you played yourself.
  • Left Jay Ajayi on the bench, where he led the league in scoring with 40.53 points and beat his scoring projection by 444.0%, which also led the league.
  • Who needs offense when the defense is so dominant!? Hulk Smash got outscored 22.00 – 1.00 by Syracuse Express at the DEF position.
  • The Buffalo Bills Defense was last on the team in scoring with 1.00 point against a projected 10.53 and underachieved for the first time this season.
  • Hulk Smash had only 5 of their 10 starters underperform versus their projections, but they still lost.

What If

  • Syracuse Express would be 4-3 if they played Hulk Smash every week.
  • Syracuse Express would’ve been undefeated if they played every team in the league this week.
  • If they played the same schedule as Hulk Smash, Syracuse Express would be 3-3.
  • If Syracuse Express had played every team in the league each week, they would be 27-22.
  • In addition to Syracuse Express, Hulk Smash would have lost to just one other team this week.
  • Timing really is everything. Syracuse Express would have lost to Hulk Smash 126.47 – 82.62 had they played each other last week.
  • Hulk Smash would be 4-2 if they played the same schedule as Syracuse Express.
  • Hulk Smash would be 31-18 if they played every team every week.

Game Notes

  • The 114.48 points by Syracuse Express led the league. It is the first time they have led the league in scoring this season.
  • Hulk Smash beat their scoring projection for the fifth time this season by scoring 108.22 points against a projected 98.72. They have now overachieved four weeks in a row.
  • Syracuse Express had their lowest winning score of the season with 114.48 points.
  • Don’t you hate that guy that always has to one-up everybody? Hulk Smash scored 108.22 points and lost. It is the eighth-highest losing score in the league this season.
  • Syracuse Express won but failed to cover the 14.90-point spread, winning by 6.26 points.
  • Despite being on the winning team, Jordy Nelson had a season-low 0.60 points against a projected 7.60 and has now underachieved in three straight games.
  • Hulk Smash could not extend their three-game win streak.
  • Syracuse Express won even though Hulk Smash performed better against their scoring projection. Hulk Smash beat their 98.72 projected points by 9.6%, while Syracuse Express outscored their 113.62-point projection by 0.8%.
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