The Expendables come up short of projections, succumb to Wake Up Nagy, 111.12-99.20
There's no way around it, The Expendables dropped the ball, at least based on projections, as Wake Up Nagy earned a 111.12-99.20 victory. The Expendables nabbed a 2.6-point lead on Saturday behind Antonio Callaway (14.5 points), but Wake Up Nagy held the lead the rest of the way. They were led by Robert Foster, who caught 4 passes for 108 yards and a touchdown for 20.8 points, and the Tennessee Titans defense, who didn't allow any points, surrendered 260 yards, and forced 2 turnovers (20 points). Kirk Cousins (20.3 points) and Larry Fitzgerald (15.2) led the charge for The Expendables in the loss. This marks the second time this season Wake Up Nagy have beaten The Expendables, after winning 125.78-96.84 in their last matchup. Wake Up Nagy improve to 4-11 for the season, while The Expendables fall to 5-10.
The Titans defense overachieved for the fourth time this season, scoring 20 points against their 8.85-point projection. During a 17-0 win over the Giants, they didn't allow any points, surrendered 260 yards, and forced 2 turnovers. The Titans defense will face the Redskins next week.
The Tennessee Titans defense
Sunday Early
There were players with standout plays for both teams early Sunday, but after all the points were tallied, Wake Up Nagy boasted a 104.12-74.80 lead. For Wake Up Nagy, Robert Foster had a 42-yard touchdown catch. Kirk Cousins made the highlight reel for The Expendables with a 40-yard touchdown pass.
Sunday Night
Jake Elliott had a 51-yard field goal for The Expendables, who trailed 104.12-89.80 after Sunday night.
Wake Up Nagy
Sure, we ultimately got the win, but there's not really any way sugarcoat it, Wake Up Nagy... our QB was utterly overmatched by the opposition. Kirk Cousins went 14-of-21 for 215 yards and two touchdowns for The Expendables, and all Marcus Mariota could manage through the air was 88 passing yards. We need to bounce back with a big statement in Week 16!
The Expendables
Wow, talk about old-school ground n' pound. As a group, the starting backfield for The Expendables collectively logged three receptions on just four targets this past week. Tell those quarterbacks to check down a little more often in Week 16!