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Week 15

Weekly
Grade
Double Tap Kap
9-6 154
173.42
 
VS
proj
I'll Cut 2 the Chase
153 5-9-1
166.87

Double Tap Kap fall short of predictions, find way to beat I'll Cut 2 the Chase in 154-153 battle

There's no easy way to put it, Double Tap Kap underdelivered, at least compared to projections. Still, they squeaked by for a 154-153 victory over I'll Cut 2 the Chase. I'll Cut 2 the Chase made a run at it on Monday night, but it wasn't to be. Double Tap Kap led 154-135 after Sunday's action and held on for the win despite 18 points from Luke Kuechly on Monday night for I'll Cut 2 the Chase. Double Tap Kap were led by the Jacksonville Jaguars defense (16 Pts Allowed, 245 Yds Allowed) and Philip Rivers (313 Pass Yds, 2 Pass TDs). This marks the second time this season Double Tap Kap have gotten the best of I'll Cut 2 the Chase, after winning 197-167 in their last matchup. Double Tap Kap improve to 9-6 for the season, while I'll Cut 2 the Chase fall to 5-9-1.

Matchup Timeline

  Double Tap Kap   I'll Cut 2 the Chase

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

Engram (8 Rec, 75 Rec Yds) scored 15 points against the Titans in Week 15. His scoring output was 74.6% more than his 8.59-point projection and was much higher than his 9.5-point season scoring average. Engram will face the Colts next week.
Evan Engram

Top Player Comparison

Double Tap Kap
Points
% of total points 154
1
The Jacksonville Jaguars defense
DEF
43
40.53
27.9%
2
Philip Rivers
QB
28
27.64
18.2%
3
David Johnson
RB
18
13.31
11.7%
4
Darius Leonard
LB
15
11.99
9.7%
I'll Cut 2 the Chase
Points
% of total points 153
1
Derrick Henry
RB
40
10.65
26.1%
2
The Baltimore Ravens defense
DEF
28
39.81
18.3%
3
Julio Jones
WR
20
17.95
13.1%
4
Luke Kuechly
LB
18
10.08
11.8%

Matchup Highlights

Saturday
Sunday Early
David Johnson had a 40-yard catch for Double Tap Kap, helping the team to a 148-111 lead.

Points By Position

  Double Tap Kap   I'll Cut 2 the Chase

What If

Double Tap Kap would have beaten four other teams besides I'll Cut 2 the Chase this week.
I'll Cut 2 the Chase would have lost to just two other teams besides Double Tap Kap this week.
Double Tap Kap would be 6-9 if they played I'll Cut 2 the Chase every week.
Had they played each other last week, I'll Cut 2 the Chase would have been victorious over Double Tap Kap 216-152.
Double Tap Kap would be 8-5 if they played the same schedule (excluding head-to-head matchups) as I'll Cut 2 the Chase.
If they played the same schedule (excluding head-to-head matchups) as Double Tap Kap, I'll Cut 2 the Chase would be 9-4.
If Double Tap Kap had played every team in the league each week, they would be 67-62-2.
If they played every team every week, I'll Cut 2 the Chase would be 79-51-1.

Coach Talk

Double Tap Kap
Getting the win is most important, Double Tap Kap, but we do know of one spot where we should improve as a team. Our wide receivers were significantly outmatched by the opposition. Buoyed by a Keenan Allen goose-egg and Josh Gordon (19 yards, no TDs), our three WRs combined for only 16 points in Week 15. The starting wideouts for I'll Cut 2 the Chase doubled us up with a score of 35. We need to bounce back with a big statement in Week 16!
I'll Cut 2 the Chase
Unless I'll Cut 2 the Chase wants to go full diva-mode, then "not seeing many chances" cannot be a reasonable excuse this week. As a group, our pass-catching corps (three WR, one TE) were targeted a grand total of 30 times in Week 15. Chemistry appears to be an issue, as that group tallied just 15 receptions.