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Week 5

Weekly
Grade
People Who Annoy You
2-3 178.54
130.01
 
VS
proj
Slippy Lippy
119.84 1-4
129.92

People Who Annoy You hand Slippy Lippy third consecutive loss in 178.54-119.84 rout

People Who Annoy You cruised to a 178.54-119.84 victory to hand Slippy Lippy their third consecutive loss. Slippy Lippy grabbed a 12.00-point lead on Thursday, but it was all People Who Annoy You after that. They were led by Michael Thomas, who caught 11 passes for 182 yards and 2 touchdowns for 44.2 points, and the Philadelphia Eagles defense, who allowed only 6 points, surrendered 128 yards, and forced 3 turnovers (44 points). Aaron Jones (52.2 points) and the Carolina Panthers defense (18) led the charge for Slippy Lippy in the loss. People Who Annoy You (2-3) will look to keep it rolling against Saved by L. Bell, while Slippy Lippy (1-4) try to generate some positive momentum against Bad LUCK.

Matchup Timeline

  People Who Annoy You   Slippy Lippy

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

Projected to score 16.27 points, the Eagles defense more-than-doubled that amount by scoring 44 points in a 31-6 win over the Jets. They allowed only 6 points, surrendered 128 yards, and forced 3 turnovers to beat their projection by the second-highest percentage of any DEF in the league this season. In Week 6, the Eagles will go up against the Vikings.
The Philadelphia Eagles defense

Top Player Comparison

People Who Annoy You
Points
% of total points 178.54
1
Michael Thomas
WR
44.2
17
24.8%
2
The Philadelphia Eagles defense
DEF
44
16.27
24.6%
3
Patrick Mahomes
QB
23.54
29.79
13.2%
4
George Kittle
TE
20.8
13.92
11.7%
Slippy Lippy
Points
% of total points 119.84
1
Aaron Jones
RB
52.2
14.8
43.6%
2
The Carolina Panthers defense
DEF
18
14.87
15%
3
Lamar Jackson
QB
13.44
24.56
11.2%
4
Greg Zuerlein
K
12
9.58
10%

Matchup Highlights

Sunday Early
Michael Thomas had a 42-yard catch for People Who Annoy You to contribute to a 132.90-58.54 lead for the team.
Sunday Night
Patrick Mahomes had a 27-yard touchdown pass for People Who Annoy You to contribute to a 156.44-119.84 lead for the team.
Monday
George Kittle had a 22-yard touchdown catch for People Who Annoy You on Monday night, helping to increase the margin of victory for the team.

Points By Position

  People Who Annoy You   Slippy Lippy

What If

People Who Annoy You would have beaten nine other teams besides Slippy Lippy this week.
Slippy Lippy would have lost to eight other teams besides People Who Annoy You this week.
People Who Annoy You would be 1-4 if they played Slippy Lippy every week.
Last week, Slippy Lippy would have topped People Who Annoy You 143.68-101.9.
People Who Annoy You would be 1-3 if they played the same schedule (excluding head-to-head matchups) as Slippy Lippy.
If they played the same schedule (excluding head-to-head matchups) as People Who Annoy You, Slippy Lippy would be 1-3.
If People Who Annoy You had played every team in the league each week, they would be 21-34.
If they played every team every week, Slippy Lippy would be 28-27.

Next Week Preview

People Who Annoy You
People Who Annoy You (2-3) are set to square off against Saved by L. Bell (1-4) in a Week 6 duel that'll showcase teams separated by just a game in the standings. People Who Annoy You might need to rearrange the deck some with Tarik Cohen, Nyheim Hines, and Dawson Knox out on bye in Week 6. Saved by L. Bell won't have Devin Singletary. Over the last three weeks, People Who Annoy You have scored 127.1 points per game, while Saved by L. Bell have averaged 113.17 per contest.
Slippy Lippy
Looking ahead to Week 6, Slippy Lippy (1-4, 10th-place) are due to take on Bad LUCK (3-2, seventh-place). Slippy Lippy can't rely on another 7.9 points from Darren Waller, who has a bye in Week 6. Bad LUCK won't have Marlon Mack, the Buffalo Bills defense, or Jack Doyle.