Comeback Kid knock off VACHout in 147.27-94.39 rout
Comeback Kid exceeded expectations, rolling to a 147.27-94.39 win over VACHout, who fell short of projections. Comeback Kid pulled out to a 10.74-point lead on Thursday behind Joey Slye (16 points) and Mike Evans (8.07) and never let go of it. Kerryon Johnson (18.23 points) and Greg Olsen (13.33) carried the flag for VACHout in defeat. Comeback Kid (2-0) will look to notch another win against GuJu Smith Shuster, while VACHout (1-1) will try to get back on track against PrettyBOYPreeth.
Playing the Buccaneers in Week 2, Slye made all 4 of his FG attempts. In doing so, he put up 16 points to nearly double his 8.35-point projection, the highest percent increase of any player on Comeback Kid this week. Slye will square off against the Cardinals in Week 3.
Thursday
There were players with highlight-reel moments for both teams on Thursday, but after all the points were tallied, Comeback Kid emerged with a 24.07-13.33 lead. Joey Slye had a 54-yard field goal and a 51-yard field goal for Comeback Kid, while Mike Evans had a 41-yard catch. Greg Olsen made the highlight reel for VACHout with a 41-yard catch.
Sunday Early
Both teams had players with big-time plays early Sunday, but it was Comeback Kid who took the lead, 126.60-59.26. Lamar Jackson had a 27-yard touchdown pass and a 41-yard pass for Comeback Kid, while Tyler Boyd had a 47-yard catch. Kerryon Johnson made the highlight reel for VACHout with a 36-yard touchdown catch.
Sunday Late
Josh Jacobs had a 51-yard run for VACHout, who trailed 140.60-81.51 after the late games.
Monday
Baker Mayfield had an 89-yard touchdown pass for VACHout.
Comeback Kid
Hey, this sport is all about exploiting the mismatches, right? Fueled by a thrilling showing by Lamar Jackson, we nearly tripled VACHout at the quarterback position this past week (36.8 points to 12.88). Jackson went 24-for-37 for 272 yards and two TDs in a 23-17 triumph over the Cardinals.
VACHout
VACHout may find it tough to complain about lack of opportunity this past week. Our four pass-catchers (three WR and one TE) were targeted a grand total of 23 times in Week 2. Chemistry seems to be an issue, as that group reeled in just 13 receptions.