| BayArea | Hubcity | ||||
| QB |
Brock Purdy QB - SF | vs DET |
30.28 |
Russell Wilson QB - PIT | vs KC |
17.70 | |
| RB |
Tony Pollard RB - TEN | vs JAX |
0.00 |
Jahmyr Gibbs RB - DET | vs SF |
26.30 | |
| RB |
Bijan Robinson RB - ATL | vs WAS |
24.80 |
Tyrone Tracy Jr. RB - NYG | vs IND |
9.30 | |
| WR |
Mike Evans WR - TB | vs CAR |
29.70 |
Ja'Marr Chase WR - CIN | vs DEN |
19.20 | |
| WR |
Garrett Wilson WR - NYJ | vs BUF |
17.60 |
Brian Thomas Jr. WR - JAX | vs TEN |
23.90 | |
| TE |
Cole Kmet TE - CHI | vs SEA |
0.00 |
Trey McBride TE - ARI | vs LAR |
30.30 | |
| W/R |
James Conner RB - ARI | vs LAR |
2.80 |
DJ Moore WR - CHI | vs SEA |
12.20 | |
| K |
Jason Sanders K - MIA | vs CLE |
10.00 |
Brandon Aubrey K - DAL | vs PHI |
1.00 | |
| DEF |
Los Angeles Chargers DEF - LAC | vs NE |
10.00 |
Denver Broncos DEF - DEN | vs CIN |
8.00 | |
| Final Score 125.18 | 147.90 | ||||
Hubcity remains undefeated against BayArea this season after yet another win, this time by a final score of 147.90 to 125.18. They go to 13-4, while BayArea drops to 9-8. Trey McBride (123 Rec Yds, 1 TD) was the reason for the win, getting 30.30 points. McBride has turned out to be a solid fourth-round grab for Hubcity and has played like a top-tier tight end. If BayArea didn't have both Tony Pollard and Cole Kmet put up zeroes, things could have been different. This marks the closest win for Hubcity in three head-to-head matchups. They defeated BayArea 134.10 to 102.12 in Week 2 and again 115.00 to 42.10 in Week 11.
Tyrone Tracy Jr. had plenty of chances for Hubcity, but he logged just 73 total yards on 22 touches.
For the winners, several players have been playoff studs, most notably Russell Wilson and Brian Thomas Jr. During the playoffs, that duo has surpassed their season scoring averages by 73% and 61%, respectively. Conversely, Hubcity has a player heading in the opposite direction. The Denver Broncos DEF has substantially underperformed their year-to-date average in the postseason by 48%. Despite the loss, BayArea had a few players performing their best in the playoffs, including Brock Purdy and Mike Evans. During the postseason, that combo has averaged 25.70 and 20.80 points, respectively, topping their season-long marks by 63% and 62%. On the other hand, the losers had two players who struggled in the playoff spotlight: Pollard and Kmet.
This week was the fifth time this season Chase has eclipsed 100 yards receiving, as he put up nine catches for 102 yards.
Gibbs rushed for 117 yards and a TD, giving him at least 100 rushing yards and a touchdown in each of his last two games.
Robinson had 17 carries for 90 yards and two TDs, giving him two rushing TDs in each of his last two games.
Thomas pulled down seven catches this week for 91 yards and a TD. He now has at least 50 yards and a touchdown in each of his last three games.
The 10.00 points scored by Sanders this week was good enough to rank sixth among Ks.
With 30.28 points (377 Pas Yds, 3 Pas TD/2 Int, 1 Rsh TD), Purdy tallied the fifth-highest score for a QB this week.
