Back-and-forth battle ends with Ptičice coming back to knock off Alcatraz Auctioners, 115-109
Well, that was exhilarating! After a back-and-forth matchup featuring three lead changes, Ptičice earned a come-from-behind victory over Alcatraz Auctioners, staging a comeback for a 115-109 win. Ptičice trailed 109-104 heading into Monday night, but the squad staged a comeback behind the Minnesota Vikings defense (11 points). Ryan Fitzpatrick (419 Pass Yds, 4 Pass TDs) and Mark Andrews (6 Rec, 93 Rec Yds, 2 Rec TDs) did everything they could for Alcatraz Auctioners in the loss. This marks the second time this season Ptičice have beaten Alcatraz Auctioners, after winning 111-103 in their last matchup. Ptičice finish the season with a record of 8-8, while Alcatraz Auctioners end the campaign at 6-9.
Gesicki overachieved for the second time this season, scoring 20 points against his 5.44-point projection. In a 38-35 win over the Bengals, he caught 6 passes for 82 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Sunday Early
Both teams had players with highlight-reel plays early Sunday, but it was Alcatraz Auctioners who emerged with the lead, 92-67. For Ptičice, Mike Gesicki had a 31-yard touchdown catch. Ryan Fitzpatrick had a 31-yard touchdown pass and a 51-yard pass for Alcatraz Auctioners, while Mark Andrews had a 39-yard touchdown catch.
Sunday Late
Dak Prescott had a 41-yard pass for Ptičice to contribute to a 104-102 lead for the team.
Ptičice
Earning the win is most important, Ptičice, but we do know of one spot where we can improve as a team: our quarterback was utterly outclassed by the opposition. Ryan Fitzpatrick went 31-of-52 for 419 yards and four touchdowns for Alcatraz Auctioners, and all Dak Prescott could manage through the air was 265 passing yards.
Alcatraz Auctioners
Producing just three targets this past week, it appears that the starting RBs for Alcatraz Auctioners should remind their quarterbacks to dump it off more frequently (and dial up a screen play or two).