Drill'erThen-Spiller fall short of predictions, find way to beat Bad JuJu, 106.66-100.86
Both teams failed to bring their A game, falling short of projections, but Drill'erThen-Spiller did enough to get the best of Bad JuJu. Predicted to win by a score of 129.95-122.21, Drill'erThen-Spiller secured a 106.66-100.86 victory over Bad JuJu. Bad JuJu leapt out to a 31.66-point lead early Sunday afternoon behind 29.9 points from Delanie Walker (5 Rec, 55 Rec Yds, 2 Rec TDs) and Calvin Ridley (4 Rec, 64 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD). But Drill'erThen-Spiller held the lead the rest of the way, powered by Marlon Mack, who ran for 174 yards and a touchdown for 25.4 points, and Cory Littleton, who made 14 tackles and intercepted a pass (15 points). Drill'erThen-Spiller (1-0) will look to build on their success against Pittsburgh Steelers, while Bad JuJu (0-1) will take on H-block in an effort to right the ship.
With 15 points, Littleton more-than-doubled his 6.22-point projection as the Rams beat the Panthers 30-27. He made 14 tackles and intercepted a pass to beat his projection by the highest percentage of any player on Drill'erThen-Spiller this week. Littleton will face the Saints in Week 2.
Sunday Early
Both teams had players with highlight-reel moments early Sunday, but after all was said and done, Bad JuJu owned a 62.46-30.80 lead. For Drill'erThen-Spiller, Travis Kelce had a 42-yard catch and a 41-yard catch. Calvin Ridley made the highlight reel for Bad JuJu with a 20-yard touchdown catch.
Sunday Late
Marlon Mack had a 63-yard touchdown run for Drill'erThen-Spiller, while Tyler Lockett had a 44-yard touchdown catch to contribute to a 97.66-72.06 lead for Drill'erThen-Spiller.
Drill'erThen-Spiller
Bravo, Drill'erThen-Spiller. Good work fielding a team that tallied 106.66 points this past matchup. Let's tip our cap to the GM of Bad JuJu, take this win in stride, and continue marching forward to the The League title.
Bad JuJu
Zero touchdowns and an interception for Cam Newton against the Rams this week. Zero wins and one loss for Bad JuJu on the 2019 season. Normally I'm pretty old-school when it comes to all this fancy "analytics" mumbo-jumbo... but our in-house number gurus keep telling me that this is the kind of "correlation" we'd like to avoid.