Chubba Choo Choo knock off Travis for fourth straight win in 103.33-71.23 rout
Chubba Choo Choo extended their win streak to four games with a dominant win over Travis, rolling to a 103.33-71.23 victory. It was the third loss in a row for Travis. Travis took a 14.50-point lead on Thursday behind a combined 28.73 points from Dak Prescott (355 Pass Yds, 2 Pass TDs, 25 Rush Yds) and Devonta Freeman (51 Rush Yds, 13 Rec Yds). But it was all Chubba Choo Choo after that. They were led by Julian Edelman, who caught 6 passes for 106 yards and a touchdown for 18.9 points, and Wil Lutz, who made all 4 of his FG attempts (17 points). This marks the first time this season Chubba Choo Choo have beaten Travis, after falling 112.77-106.47 in their last matchup. Chubba Choo Choo (7-6) will look to keep it rolling in the playoffs, while Travis (8-5) will attempt to bounce back and make a run of their own in the postseason.
Facing the Ravens in Week 13, the 49ers defense allowed 20 points, surrendered 283 yards, and forced a fumble. In doing so, they put up 5 points to more-than-double their 2.06-point projection, the highest percent increase of any player on Chubba Choo Choo this week. In Week 14, the 49ers will square off against the Saints.
The San Francisco 49ers defense
Thursday
Drew Brees had a 40-yard pass for Chubba Choo Choo, who trailed 41.53-27.03 after the Thursday night game.
Sunday Late
Austin Ekeler had a 30-yard touchdown catch for Chubba Choo Choo, while Travis Kelce had a 47-yard catch, helping Chubba Choo Choo to a 77.23-71.23 lead.
Sunday Night
Julian Edelman had a 20-yard touchdown catch and a 44-yard catch for Chubba Choo Choo to contribute to a 96.13-71.23 lead for the team.
Chubba Choo Choo
Sure, we ultimately got the win, but we can't deny it, Chubba Choo Choo. Our quarterback was severely overmatched this past week. Dak Prescott went 32-of-49 for 355 yards and two touchdowns for Travis, and all Drew Brees could manage through the air was 184 yards and one passing TD. Let's bounce back with a big statement in Week 14!
Travis
Here's a list of scenarios where it's acceptable to go 0-for-2 in sports: A double-fault in tennis, a hitter's line in baseball, and the Jazz facing MJ's Bulls in the Finals. That's basically it. Going 0-for-2 on field goal attempts this past week? Seems like Brett Maher might be kicking himself back into the free agent pool following this effort.