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Week 3

Weekly
Grade
RDay13
3-0 78
77.92
 
VS
proj
Manager-less Team
35 0-3
54.48

RDay13 defeat Manager-less Team to remain undefeated, 78-35

RDay13 won their third straight to open the season with a hard-fought win over Manager-less Team, coming out on top with a 78-35 victory. RDay13 earned an early 4-point lead on Thursday. Manager-less Team came back to take the lead early afternoon Sunday, powered by Mason Crosby (11 points) and Courtland Sutton (8). Not to be deterred, RDay13 rallied later that afternoon, as Deshaun Watson (25 points) and Tyler Lockett (21) put them back on top once and for all. RDay13 (3-0) will look to build on their success against STL VIZZED, while Manager-less Team (0-3) match up against Evangelion in an effort to generate some positive momentum.

Matchup Timeline

  RDay13   Manager-less Team

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

Lockett scored 21 points in a 33-27 loss to the Saints to more-than-double his 9.09-point projection. He caught 11 passes for 154 yards and a touchdown to beat his projection by the highest percentage of any player on RDay13 this week. Next week, Lockett will square off against the Cardinals.
Tyler Lockett

Top Player Comparison

RDay13
Points
% of total points 78
1
Deshaun Watson
QB
25
20.21
32.1%
2
Tyler Lockett
WR
21
9.09
26.9%
3
Dalvin Cook
RB
20
14.63
25.6%
4
Odell Beckham Jr.
WR
5
11.4
6.4%
Manager-less Team
Points
% of total points 35
1
Mason Crosby
K
11
7.83
31.4%
2
Courtland Sutton
WR
8
7.32
22.9%
3
Davante Adams
WR
5
11.18
14.3%
4
Robert Woods
WR
5
8.21
14.3%

Matchup Highlights

Sunday Early
Courtland Sutton had a 52-yard catch for Manager-less Team, contributing to a 28-24 lead for the team.
Sunday Late
Deshaun Watson had a 53-yard touchdown pass for RDay13, while Tyler Lockett had a 40-yard catch, helping RDay13 to a 73-28 lead.

Points By Position

  RDay13   Manager-less Team

StatSmack

They weren't even trying all that hard. RDay13 scored less in this one (78) than their season average of 84.67.
Get on their level! Manager-less Team have lost their last three weeks, while RDay13 have won three straight.
We heard scoring helps you win. RDay13 are doing a better job of that, averaging 84.67 versus Manager-less Team's 52.67.
As Herm Edwards once said, "You play to win the game!" RDay13 (3-0) have a better record than Manager-less Team (0-3).
Even the machines think RDay13 have a better-constructed roster. They have a higher projected points average (91.35) than Manager-less Team (79).
RDay13 don't let their opponents come within striking distance. They've got more blowout wins this season than Manager-less Team (1 vs 0).
RDay13 should change their team name to "The Overachievers" since they have beat their projection in more weeks than Manager-less Team (1 vs 0).
RDay13 have started more fantasy players who beat their projection than Manager-less Team (10 vs 5).
By position, RDay13 have outscored Manager-less Team at QB, RB, and WR this season.
RDay13 don’t just win, they win BIG, with an average margin of victory of 28 points, highest in the league.
The starters for RDay13 had more big plays in their NFL games this week (2) than the starters for Manager-less Team (1).
Hey Manager-less Team, want to see stats that favor your team? Well, try winning for a change, and see what the numbers have to say next week!

Coach Talk

RDay13
A big key to success in football is creating mismatches. Fueled by good numbers out of the backfield, our team certainly made that a point of emphasis this past week. We tripled Manager-less Team up at running back (20 points to 6). Dalvin Cook did most of the damage (143 total yards and a TD), while James White logged zero yards.
Manager-less Team
Hey, it's possible that Manager-less Team would be a better talent scout in the NFL than in fantasy football. With only 20 total targets this past week, their five starting pass-catchers (four WR, one TE) apparently made most of their contributions by running decoy routes and blocking downfield.