Back-and-forth battle ends with Bloodlust coming back to beat Fat Samurai, 96.95-88.10
What a thriller! After a back-and-forth matchup featuring three lead changes, Bloodlust earned a come-from-behind victory over Fat Samurai, staging an impressive comeback to earn a 96.95-88.10 win. Despite trailing 88.10-83.95 heading into Monday night, Bloodlust staged a comeback behind Austin Seibert (3-3 FG, 48 long, 2-2 XP). Mark Andrews (8 Rec, 112 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) and Calvin Ridley (8 Rec, 105 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) did their part for Fat Samurai in defeat. Bloodlust (2-0) will look to notch another W against FtheRefs, while Fat Samurai (1-1) will meet ghost to the post in an effort to develop some positive momentum.
Fitzgerald was one of six starters to overachieve for Bloodlust this week. He scored 10.2 points (5 Rec, 104 Rec Yds) against the Ravens in Week 2 to more-than-double his 5.06-point projection. Fitzgerald ranks #38 among all fantasy players this season and will face the Panthers next week.
Sunday Early
There were several players with big-time moments on both teams early Sunday, but after the dust settled, Fat Samurai owned a 57.45-40.30 lead. Larry Fitzgerald had a 54-yard catch and a 40-yard catch for Bloodlust, while Saquon Barkley had a 27-yard touchdown run. Meanwhile, Mark Andrews had a 27-yard touchdown catch for Fat Samurai, while Marquise Brown had a 41-yard catch.
Sunday Night
Both teams had players with standout moments on Sunday night, after which Fat Samurai owned an 88.10-83.95 lead. For Bloodlust, Carson Wentz had a 43-yard pass. Calvin Ridley made the highlight reel for Fat Samurai with a 34-yard touchdown catch.
Bloodlust
Hey, it's good to be confident, Bloodlust. Starting a player with zero points (O.J. Howard), while still getting the win... that's a bit too risky for us traditionalists! All we ask is to please keep those flashy shenanigans to the early regular season. Do it when the postseason rolls around, and we're finished.
Fat Samurai
Don't beat yourself up too badly, Fat Samurai! You can take solace in the fact that your kindness this week did not go unnoticed. It takes real generosity to help someone like Bloodlust succeed... and when the time comes, maybe they can return the favor and do you a solid.