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- QB22.98
- RB-118.90
- RB-22.20
- WR-119.20
- WR-236.10
- TE14.60
- W/R27.60
- K0.00
- DEF8.00
- QB36.98
- RB-124.50
- RB-212.10
- WR-11.50
- WR-217.20
- TE0.00
- W/R9.70
- K4.00
- DEF-4.00
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Matchup Outcome
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| QB |
Josh Allen QB - BUF | vs NYJ |
22.98 |
Joe Burrow QB - CIN | vs DEN |
36.98 | |
| RB |
Saquon Barkley RB - PHI | vs DAL |
18.90 |
Derrick Henry RB - BAL | vs HOU |
24.50 | |
| RB |
Jerome Ford RB - CLE | vs MIA |
2.20 |
D'Andre Swift RB - CHI | vs SEA |
12.10 | |
| WR |
Ja'Marr Chase WR - CIN | vs DEN |
19.20 |
Terry McLaurin WR - WAS | vs ATL |
1.50 | |
| WR |
Malik Nabers WR - NYG | vs IND |
36.10 |
Justin Jefferson WR - MIN | vs GB |
17.20 | |
| TE |
Brock Bowers TE - LV | vs NO |
14.60 |
Hunter Henry TE - NE | vs LAC |
0.00 | |
| W/R |
Jonathan Taylor RB - IND | vs NYG |
27.60 |
Davante Adams WR - NYJ | vs BUF |
9.70 | |
| K |
Ka'imi Fairbairn K - HOU | vs BAL |
0.00 |
Chris Boswell K - PIT | vs KC |
4.00 | |
| DEF |
Denver Broncos DEF - DEN | vs CIN |
8.00 |
Indianapolis Colts DEF - IND | vs NYG |
-4.00 | |
| Final Score 149.58 | 101.98 | ||||
Around The League
- Wanderers is on an 11-game winning streak.
- Callum won this week, even without starting a top-15 scoring QB.
- Redskins has now beaten their projected score four weeks in a row.
- PHANTOMS-3 continues defying the pundits, and has beaten their projected score three weeks in a row.
- No surprise here: teams have won 83.3% of the time this season when starting the league's top-scoring QB of the week (10-2 overall).
- Black Cats is on a three-game winning streak.
- Back Again probably wishes they had started Baker Mayfield. The 34.56 points he scored would have represented the fourth-highest individual score this week.
- Teams have won a mere 36.1% of the time this season (13-23) when they fail to throw a Pass TD.
Week 17 Recap: Tuesday Edition
Wanderers Handles Back Again, Takes Championship
Wanderers remains undefeated against Back Again this season after yet another win, this time by a final score of 149.58 to 101.98. They go to 15-2, while Back Again drops to 12-5. Malik Nabers racked up 171 yards and was the team leader this week, putting up 36.10 points. Nabers has been a quality sixth-round pick for Wanderers and has played like a top-tier wide receiver. Each team left something on the table as Wanderers had one starter turn in zero points and Back Again also had one. This is the tightest win for Wanderers in three head-to-head matchups. They beat Back Again 155.32 to 105.46 in Week 12 and again 170.62 to 121.66 in Week 3.
Back Again had one important player that missed out on some opportunities. Terry McLaurin could only reel in a single catch, despite seeing a total of seven targets.
With 33 touches this week for Saquon Barkley, it means that his touches have now increased in three consecutive games.
For the winning side, a few players have been late-season stars, most notably Jonathan Taylor and Nabers. During the playoffs, that duo has bettered their season scoring averages by 163% and 70%, respectively. Conversely, Wanderers has several players heading in the opposite direction. Ka'imi Fairbairn and the Denver Broncos DEF have both fallen significantly short of their year-to-date averages during the postseason. Despite the loss, Back Again had a pair of players performing their best in the playoffs: Justin Jefferson and Joe Burrow. During the postseason, that combo has averaged 26.80 and 29.48 points, respectively, topping their season-long marks by 38% and 37%. On the other hand, the losers had a few players who struggled in the playoff spotlight, including Chris Boswell and Terry McLaurin.
Wanderers concluded the regular season in first place with a record of 13-2. They also ranked first in the league with 148.45 points per game. In their only other postseason game on their path to the championship, Wanderers destroyed The Blitzburgh Bettis, 145.06 to 80.44. They had the league's best average scoring margin this season, outpacing opponents by 37.39 points per game. Back Again wrapped up the regular season in second place with a record of 11-4. They also ranked second in the league with 126.27 points per game. In their only other postseason game of the season, Back Again defeated Redskins, 151.62 to 122.12.
Difference Maker
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- Malik Nabers WR - NYG Wanderers 36.10 Pts
- Joe Burrow QB - CIN Back Again 36.98 Pts
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Burrow went 39-49 for 412 yards and three TDs, the first time he's thrown for 400 yards since he had 428 against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 10.
Nabers made seven catches for a season-high 171 yards and two TDs.
Player Notes
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Saquon Barkley RB - PHI
Barkley had 31 carries for 167 yards, giving him at least 150 yards on the ground in each of his last two games.
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Jonathan Taylor RB - IND
Taylor (125 Rsh Yds, 2 TD) scored 27.60 points, the highest score of any RB in the league this week.
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Ja'Marr Chase WR - CIN
Chase made nine catches for 102 yards, the fifth time this season he's had at least 100 yards receiving.
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Derrick Henry RB - BAL
By churning out 27 carries for 147 yards and a TD this week, Henry now has least 100 yards on the ground in each of his last two games.
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Brock Bowers TE - LV
With 14.60 points (77 Rec Yds), Bowers tallied the ninth-highest score for a TE this week.
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Chris Boswell K - PIT
Boswell has now scored below his projection three weeks in a row. He scored 4.00 points against a projected 7.96 this week.
