With
a second straight week finishing
first, Wax appears to be running away with the title and has
scored
consistently high every week this year.
Josh Allen led the way as usual, plus strong performances
by Jefferson,
Dallas D, and Warner, but it is an emerging Breece Hall, who
scored 21 points,
will make this team tough to beat.
Only
injuries can derail this runaway freight train.
Decepticons
finally showed signs of
life, finishing second after a couple weeks at or near bottom,
with above
average scores by Mahomes, Fournette, Kupp, Lockett, and
Holcomb, but given the
age of this roster, possibly the oldest in the league, and
mounting injuries, I
would expect inconsistent performances to continue.
Elvis
finished in the top 3 for the third
week in a row despite missing stud Taylor, with a great
performance by Ekeler,
and above average scores by all IDPs. It
will always be a tough decision between Jackson and Hurts, but
it’s a nice
problem to have. If
Taylor can stay
healthy and Indy run the ball better, Elvis will challenge for a
top 3 finish.
Beaudoin
managed to finish fourth,
despite lackluster performances by several key players, thanks
to the Raiders apparently
not being aware that Kelce is kind of a target in the red zone,
good grief get
a clue Vegas. Kelce’s
big game helped
edge out Old and Admirals.
Henry was
solid, but underperformers included Mixon, AJ Brown, Pittman,
and Russell
Wilson, whose career appears to be over, at least in the hands
of Denver’s
inept coaching staff. With
a solid bench
and more consistent performances by the starters though, this
team can still
contend for the title.
With
a fifth place finish, Old has
finished middle of the pack two of the last three weeks, and
that will continue
unless his stars McCaffrey, Hill, and Kamara pick it up and
Prescott comes back
strong. Andrews led
the way and is the
most consistent performer for Old.
A
monster game from Chubb allowed the
Admirals to edge out the bottom 3 teams and finish 6th,
but several
players finished well below their average.
Waller injured his hamstring again and got a goose egg,
and now ranks a
disappointing 12th for TEs after being cut from
Bastards, ranking behind
the likes of Hurst, Freiermuth, and Tonyan.
It will be tough for this team to finish in the upper
half of standings.
The
Bastards disappointing season
continued with a seventh place finish, due to below average
performances from
most starters. Only
a big score from
Adams saved them from a last place finish, and leaving Gabe
Davis on the bench
cost them 3 spots. Pierce
had an
encouraging game, so there is still a glimmer of hope of a top
3-4 finish if
Pierce and Pickett (who’s now starting) can emerge. Jacobs should probably
start from now on, as
he’s been much better than Jones most weeks despite weekly
projections to the
contrary.
Professor
edged out Ballers for 8th
place by a mere 3 yards rushing, thanks to Jeff Wilson
surprising with 17.5
points, but lower place finishes will continue as injuries have
decimated this
team. However if
the short term injuries
clear up, and Etienne (or Robinson) can emerge, a middle of the
pack finish is
in the realm of possibility.
Ballers
brought up the rear for the
second time this season, with scores of 5 or lower on six
different
players. Cook and
Diggs were solid, as
was the rookie Walker, but a bottom 2 finish seems very likely
unless several
players have major turnarounds.
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