Recap

Week 4, 2016  LaRon Vs John

Week 4

 

• Big Breakfast
• 123.05 pts, 3-1
• Weekly Grade

 

 

• Hitters/Future Champ
• 109.6 pts, 2-2
• Weekly Grade

Big Breakfast registered the second-highest score in the league this week to beat Hitters/Future Champ 123.05 to 109.60. Even though both teams met their expectations, Big Breakfast scored 14.1% more than their projected 107.86 points to secure the win. Hitters/Future Champ had two players rank highly this week. Michael Crabtree scored 33.80 points while DeMarco Murray put up 25.90. Big Breakfast (3-1, 454.34 points) climbs into fifth place while Hitters/Future Champ (2-2, 473.45 points) drops to seventh place.

Top Players

• • Michael Crabtree
  • 33.80
 
• • A.J. Green
  • 33.30
 
• • DeMarco Murray
  • 25.90
 
• • LeSean McCoy
  • 22.80

Smooth Moves by Big Breakfast

• If this were a dream sequence, you'd hear a deep voice announce, "Big Breakfast, the Toyota Hall of Famer." But it's not.
• A.J. Green had 33.30 points, the third-highest WR score of the week and the sixth-highest WR score in the league this season.
• LeSean McCoy put the team on his back with 22.80 points, the fourth-highest score among RBs in the league this week.
• Kyle Rudolph had the fourth-highest TE score in the league this week with 16.50 points.
• The Cincinnati Bengals Defense scored a season-high 18.00 points and beat their scoring projection by 98.9%, which also is a season-high.

Toyota Roster Tune-up

• Sometimes 109.60 is enough. Unfortunately, the Toyota Hall of Fame has confirmed this time it's a smaller number than 123.05.
• Picked up Cameron Brate, who scored 11.70 points against a projected 7.04, but left him on the bench.
• Should have started Marcus Mariota, who underachieved, but still outscored the starting QB with 8.10 against a projected 16.58.
• With 1.20 points, Cameron Artis-Payne was last in the matchup in scoring and got only 15.3% of his projected point total, which is his lowest percentage of the season.
• Hitters/Future Champ could have used more points from the TE position, where Big Breakfast beat them 16.50 - 2.10.

What If

• If Big Breakfast played Hitters/Future Champ every week, they would be 2-2 this season.
• Big Breakfast would have beaten 13 other teams besides Hitters/Future Champ this week.
• If they played the same schedule as Hitters/Future Champ, Big Breakfast would be 2-1.
• Big Breakfast would be 41-19 if they played every team every week.
• Hitters/Future Champ would have lost to just three other teams besides Big Breakfast this week.
• Timing really is everything. Big Breakfast would have lost to Hitters/Future Champ 126.50 - 80.10 had they played each other last week.
• If they played the same schedule as Big Breakfast, Hitters/Future Champ would be 3-0.
• If they played every team every week, Hitters/Future Champ would be 44-16.

Game Notes

• The Minnesota Vikings Defense scored 13.00 points against a projected 7.56 in the loss and has now outperformed their projection in every game this season.
• Big Breakfast won by scoring 123.05 points, their lowest winning score of the season.
• Hitters/Future Champ beat their 99.79-point projection and have now beaten their projection every single week this year.
• Don't you hate that person that always has to one-up everybody? Hitters/Future Champ scored 109.60 points and lost. It is the sixth-highest losing score in the league this season.
• Big Breakfast was able to cover the 8.07-point spread in the win.
• With a combined 51.00 points from their WRs, Hitters/Future Champ got their highest combined scoring output from the WR position this season.
• It was the biggest loss of the season for Hitters/Future Champ.
• Michael Crabtree scored 33.80 points, the fourth-highest WR score in the league this season, but it was not enough to get the win for Hitters/Future Champ.