Touch of Downs earn win against Sugar Nights in 169.14-85.52 rout
Touch of Downs beat expectations, cruising to a 169.14-85.52 victory over Sugar Nights, who fell short of projections. Sugar Nights pulled out to a 5.60-point lead on Thursday, but it was all Touch of Downs after that. They were led by Evan Engram, who caught 11 passes for 116 yards and a touchdown for 23.1 points, and Drew Brees, who passed for 370 yards and 2 touchdowns (20.8 points). Mark Ingram II (22.7 points) and Josh Allen (15.96) were the leaders for Sugar Nights in the loss. Touch of Downs (1-0) will look to notch another W against Purple Skunk, while Sugar Nights (0-1) try to get back on track against Bye Week.
Engram (11 Rec, 116 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) scored 23.1 points in a 35-17 lost to the Cowboys in Week 1. His scoring output more-than-doubled his 10.25-point projection. Engram ranks #62 among all fantasy players this season and will face the Bills next week.
Sunday Early
Both teams had players with big-time moments early Sunday, after which Sugar Nights had a 49.16-32.10 lead. For Touch of Downs, Calvin Ridley had a 20-yard touchdown catch. Mark Ingram II had a 49-yard run for Sugar Nights, while Josh Allen had a 38-yard touchdown pass.
Sunday Late
Russell Wilson had a 44-yard touchdown pass and a 42-yard pass for Touch of Downs, while Saquon Barkley had a 59-yard run, helping Touch of Downs to an 87.74-70.62 lead.
Monday
Drew Brees had a pair of 41-yard passes for Touch of Downs, while Tyrell Williams had a 43-yard catch during Monday Night Football, helping to increase the margin of victory for Touch of Downs.
Touch of Downs
Well done, Touch of Downs. Assembling a starting crew that won by a whopping 83.62 points this past week. Let's tip our cap to the GM of Sugar Nights, take this W in stride, and continue pushing forward to the Skunk League championship.
Sugar Nights
Your starting QB tossed three interceptions and just a single touchdown? We might need to go back and review the game tape. Were the 49ers truly that strong defending the pass, or was Jameis Winston just that out-of-sync with his receivers? What do you think, Sugar Nights... should we continue rolling with him?