Recap

Bigg Squad Vs Hitters

Week 3

 

• Hitters
• 121.82 pts, 2-1
• Weekly Grade

 

 

• Sarge
• 90.9 pts, 0-3
• Weekly Grade

Hitters amassed the second-highest score of the week and erased a 2.98-point deficit on Monday night. They defeated Sarge 121.82 to 90.90. Sarge is having trouble getting started and is winless. For Sarge, Le'Veon Bell and Andy Dalton played the roles of Maverick and Goose, scoring 21.80 and 19.40 points, respectively. To make matters worse, Sarge had a starter score zero points (Corey Davis). Hitters (2-1, 352.00 points) climbs into fourth place while Sarge (0-3, 205.20 points) steps into 15th place.

Top Players

• • Larry Fitzgerald
  • 33.90
 
• • Chris Hogan
  • 22.80
 
• • Le'Veon Bell
  • 21.80
 
• • Christian McCaffrey
  • 20.82

Smooth Moves by Hitters

• Hitters is a winning name, which might be why you just won. Next step is figuring out if Hitters is a Toyota Hall of Fame name.
• This one goes out to all those people who say kickers don't matter in fantasy football! With 15.00 points, Ryan Succop had the highest score of any K in the league this season.
• With 33.90 points, Larry Fitzgerald had the second-highest WR score of the week and the second-highest WR score in the league this season.
• Hitters is either a fortune teller or really knows their stuff. Chris Hogan, who was traded for by Hitters, scored 22.80 points against a projected 11.15, topping his projection by 104.5%.
• There are rumors that the military wants to model a new all-terrain vehicle based off of Christian McCaffrey. He had the 10th-highest score among RBs in the league this week with 20.82 points.

Toyota Roster Tune-up

• When life hands you lemons, say, “What the heck? I thought this was Fantasy Football, not a lemon stand. I want wins instead.” Wisdom from the Toyota Hall of Fame.
• Did not start Eli Manning, who led the team in scoring with 30.30 points.
• Should've started Antonio Gates, who underachieved, but still had more points than the starting TE with 5.00 against a projected 7.76.
• Our kicker can beat up your kicker. Sarge got outscored 15.00 - 5.00 by Hitters at the K position.
• In the midst of a season-low in scoring, Zach Miller also did not meet his projected points (2.70 points scored versus 9.98 projected) for the second time this season.

What If

• Hitters would be 2-1 if they played Sarge every week.
• Hitters would have beaten 13 other teams besides Sarge this week.
• Hitters would be 1-1 if they played the same schedule as Sarge.
• Hitters would be 32-13 if they played every team every week.
• Sarge would have lost to nine other teams besides Hitters this week.
• Timing really is everything. Hitters would have lost to Sarge 81.50 - 80.30 had they played each other last week.
• If they played the same schedule as Hitters, Sarge would be 0-2.
• Sarge would be 9-36 if they played every team every week.

Game Notes

• Sarge scored 90.90 points against a projected 91.67 and has underachieved every week this season.
• Don't you hate that guy that always has to one-up everybody? Sarge scored 90.90 points and lost. It is the fifth-highest losing score in the league this season.
• Two of the starters for Hitters scored higher than the leading scorer for Sarge.
• With a margin of victory of 30.92 points, Hitters had the third-highest margin in the league this week.
• Hitters had the second-highest score in the league this week with 121.82 points.
• In the loss, Le'Veon Bell had the ninth-highest RB score in the league this week with 21.80 points.
• Despite being on the winning team, Travis Kelce had a season-low 1.10 points against a projected 16.79 and underachieved for the second time this season.
• Hitters got the win despite Mike Gillislee having a season-low 3.10 points and falling short of his projection for the first time this season.