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- QB14.70
- RB-120.70
- RB-211.00
- WR-122.40
- WR-213.00
- TE1.70
- R/W/T34.10
- K7.00
- DEF7.00
- QB49.00
- RB-112.30
- RB-228.40
- WR-120.50
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- R/W/T33.60
- K18.00
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Matchup Outcome
| Washington Railsplitters | Harvey's Putzwadlers | ||||
| QB |
Josh Allen QB - BUF | vs NE |
14.70 |
Jayden Daniels QB - WAS | vs PHI |
49.00 | |
| RB |
Josh Jacobs RB - GB | vs NO |
20.70 |
Aaron Jones RB - MIN | vs SEA |
12.30 | |
| RB |
Rachaad White RB - TB | vs DAL |
11.00 |
Jahmyr Gibbs RB - DET | vs CHI |
28.40 | |
| WR |
Ja'Marr Chase WR - CIN | vs CLE |
22.40 |
CeeDee Lamb WR - DAL | vs TB |
20.50 | |
| WR |
Nico Collins WR - HOU | vs KC |
13.00 |
Puka Nacua WR - LAR | vs NYJ |
13.60 | |
| TE |
Kyle Pitts TE - ATL | vs NYG |
1.70 |
George Kittle TE - SF | vs MIA |
21.60 | |
| R/W/T |
Keenan Allen WR - CHI | vs DET |
34.10 |
James Cook RB - BUF | vs NE |
33.60 | |
| K |
Daniel Carlson K - LV | vs JAX |
7.00 |
Jason Sanders K - MIA | vs SF |
18.00 | |
| DEF |
Detroit Lions DEF - DET | vs CHI |
7.00 |
Kansas City Chiefs DEF - KC | vs HOU |
7.00 | |
| Final Score 131.60 | 204.00 | ||||
Around The League
- LI Crushers continues defying the pundits, and has beaten their projected score 15 weeks in a row.
- Washington Railsplitters continues defying the pundits, and has beaten their projected score six weeks in a row.
- The QuadFathers has now beaten their projected score six weeks in a row.
- Motions Eleven has now beaten their projected score four weeks in a row.
- Teams that had a top-5 scoring TE this week were a perfect 2-0 overall.
- No surprise here: teams have won 75.0% of the time this season when starting the league's top-scoring QB of the week (6-2 overall).
- Teams have won 52.4% of the time this season when they throw no interceptions in a week.
- Harvey's Putzwadlers started the league's top-scoring QB (Daniels with 49.00 points) and the top-scoring TE (Kittle with 21.60) this week.
Week 16 Recap: Tuesday Edition
Behind Three Big Performances, Harvey's Putzwadlers Will Play for Championship
The trio of Jayden Daniels, James Cook, and Jahmyr Gibbs led the charge, as Harvey's Putzwadlers dismantled Washington Railsplitters 204.00 to 131.60. That threesome combined to tally 111.00 points, clearly outpacing the top scorers from Washington Railsplitters (Keenan Allen, Ja'Marr Chase, and Josh Jacobs), who totaled 77.20 points. Daniels passed for five touchdowns, registering 49.00 points (258 Pas Yds, 81 Rsh Yds, 5 TD/2 Int). Cook put up two touchdowns to contribute 33.60 points (100 Rsh Yds, 26 Rec Yds, 1 Rsh TD, 1 Rec TD), while Gibbs chipped in 28.40 points (109 Rsh Yds, 45 Rec Yds, 1 TD). Daniels also recorded the second-highest point total in the league this week, with Cook tallying his highest point total of the season. Harvey's Putzwadlers had the best score in the league this year, as well as the fifth-biggest margin of victory.
In addition to the fantasy W, Harvey's Putzwadlers was savvy enough to pick winners in real football, as well. Among all of their starters, George Kittle was the only one that didn't play on a winning NFL team this week.
For the winners, a few players have been getting hot in the playoffs, including the Kansas City Chiefs DEF and Cook. During the playoffs, that duo has outperformed their season scoring averages by 126% and 81%, respectively. Despite the loss, Washington Railsplitters had a couple of players peaking for the postseason: Allen and Josh Allen. Over the past month, that combo has averaged 21.15 and 42.20 points, respectively, topping their season-long marks by 76% and 33%.
Next week, the league championship will be decided when Harvey's Putzwadlers matches up against No. 2-seeded Turd Ferg. Harvey's Putzwadlers has a 1-1 record against Turd Ferg this season. Washington Railsplitters finished the regular season in first place with a record of 13-1. With a scoring average of 147.53, they also placed second in the league in that metric. Washington Railsplitters dropped their first playoff game following an opening-round bye. They had the league's best average scoring margin this season, outperforming opponents by 16.79 points per game.
Difference Maker
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- Keenan Allen WR - CHI Washington Railsplitters 34.10 Pts
- James Cook RB - BUF Harvey's Putzwadlers 33.60 Pts
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Cook rushed for 100 yards and a TD, giving him at least 100 rushing yards and a touchdown in each of his last two games.
The 34.10 points scored by Allen this week was good enough to rank second among WRs.
Player Notes
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Josh Jacobs RB - GB
Jacobs now has a rushing TD in each of his last six games. This week he put up 13 carries for 69 yards and a TD.
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CeeDee Lamb WR - DAL
Lamb made seven catches for 105 yards, giving him at least 100 receiving yards in each of his last two games.
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George Kittle TE - SF
Kittle made eight catches for 106 yards, the third time this season he's had at least 100 yards receiving.
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Jason Sanders K - MIA
The best score by a K this week was 18.00 points by Sanders.
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Jayden Daniels QB - WAS
With 49.00 points, Daniels set the high-water mark this week for any QB.
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Jahmyr Gibbs RB - DET
With a statline of 23 carries for 109 yards and a TD this week, Gibbs now has a rushing TD in each of his last two games.
