Despite top scorer Cooper, Michael Scott fall to Brian McDougall in 149.17-148.93 battle
Michael Scott had the No. 1 scorer in the matchup with WR Amari Cooper posting 30.7 points, the seventh-best total in the league this week, but it wasn't enough to overcome Brian McDougall, who rallied for a 149.17-148.93 victory. Trailing 148.93-111.40 heading into Monday night, Brian McDougall charged back behind Russell Wilson (24.77 points) and Jason Myers (13). Amari Cooper (11 Rec, 147 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) and Aaron Jones (93 Rush Yds, 3 Rush TDs) did everything they could for Michael Scott in the loss. This marks the first time this season Brian McDougall have taken down Michael Scott, after falling 180.03-171.03 in their last matchup. Brian McDougall (5-5) will look to add to their success against Red Storm, while Michael Scott (8-2) face off against Tyler's Tip-Top Team in an effort to generate some positive momentum.
The Jets defense overachieved for the first time this season, scoring 15 points against their 6.32-point projection. During a 34-27 win over the Giants, they allowed 27 points, surrendered 281 yards, and forced 2 fumbles. The Jets defense will face the Redskins next week.
The New York Jets defense
Sunday Early
There were players with highlight-reel plays on both teams early Sunday, but after all was said and done, Brian McDougall became the proud owner of a 94.80-75.13 lead. For Brian McDougall, Kenny Golladay had a 47-yard touchdown catch. Julio Jones made the highlight reel for Michael Scott with a 54-yard catch.
Sunday Night
Michael Gallup had a 23-yard touchdown catch for Brian McDougall, who trailed 148.93-111.40 after Sunday Night Football.
Brian McDougall
These types of narrow victories are paramount for locker room chemistry. Persevering in the face of adversity and triumphing as a tight-knit unit... we expect Brian McDougall to carry some serious vibes into Week 11.
Michael Scott
A single missed field goal isn't typically cause for concern. But come on now, talk about impeccable timing: Harrison Butker goes 4-for-5 on FGs instead of 5-for-5, and Michael Scott loses the matchup by 0.24 points. We'll let you do the math on that one.