The 7-2, 1st place Marauders went against the 2nd place 6-3 team.
The ESPN projections had the Marauders scoring 139 fantasy points. Now, that is a pretty high number, so looking back at my more conservative projection from the forecast, I projected 111 points.
Slippy?
Slappy?
Swenson?
Swanson?
The Marauders scored 82 points. I was WAY off!
What went right:
Hmm. Andrew Luck and T.Y. Hilton had 13 points in a game where the Colts got dominated.
Steven Hauschka had a day with 19 points.
What went wrong:
Pretty much everything. Everyone under-performed besides Hauschka. Dez Bryant was a "must start" according to all the fantasy pundits. Yeah. Big 4 points from him. Vincent Jackson was projected to have a big game, 2 points. On a night where the Saints were playing against cardboard cut outs, Jimmy Graham didn't do much of anything, 5 points. Also, Eddie Lacy was supposed to carry the Packers. He did get a lot of carries, but he never found the end zone, 8 points.
Thoughts:
When your kicker is your top scorer for a week, things are not going well. I got dominated by the 2nd place team and am now in a tie for 1st.
Stat of the week:
Dez Bryant had one catch for 44 yards. He was only targeted twice. Here is a quote from ESPN, "He was a must-start anyway, but Bryant owners should feel confident that he'll be his usual productive self in what could be a barn-burner against the Saints on Sunday."
Yeah, about that.
Dumb & Dumber (1994)
Box Score:
The Marauders:
Position | Player | Points Scored |
QB | Andrew Luck | 13 |
RB1 | Eddie Lacy | 8 |
RB2 | Knowshon Moreno | 10 |
WR1 | Dez Bryant | 4 |
WR2 | T.Y. Hilton | 13 |
TE | Jimmy Graham | 5 |
FLEX | Vincent Jackson | 2 |
D/ST | Titans | 8 |
K | Steven Hauschka | 19 |
Total Points | 82 |
The Opponent:
Position | Player | Points Scored |
QB | Russell Wilson | 21 |
RB1 | Alfred Morris | 13 |
RB2 | Rashad Jennings | 9 |
WR1 | Golden Tate | 16 |
WR2 | Kendall Wright | 7 |
TE | Jason Witten | 2 |
FLEX | Demaryius Thomas | 28 |
D/ST | Bengals | 14 |
K | Mason Crosby | 5 |
Total Points | 115 |
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