Offensively challenged Firedawgs come back to knock off Sparty Stafford, 113.34-96.80
With the eighth-ranked point total in the league for the week, Firedawgs were lucky to earn a victory against a foe that had an even worse week, staging an impressive comeback to earn a 113.34-96.80 victory over Sparty Stafford. Firedawgs trailed 95.00-83.00 heading into Sunday night, but the squad roared back behind Tom Brady (326 Pass Yds, 3 Pass TDs, 13 Rush Yds). Kenny Golladay (4 Rec, 158 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) and Patrick Mahomes (175 Pass Yds, 1 Pass TD, 25 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD) carried the flag for Sparty Stafford in the loss. This marks the second time this season Firedawgs have gotten the best of Sparty Stafford, after winning 129.1-117.8 in their last matchup. Firedawgs (10-3) will look to keep it rolling in the playoffs. Sparty Stafford will be home for the playoffs, finishing the season at 2-11.
Elliott (3-4 FG, 48 long, 2-2 XP) scored 13 points against the Dolphins in Week 13. His scoring output was 49.8% more than his 8.68-point projection and was much higher than his 6.78-point season scoring average. Elliott will face the Giants next week.
Thursday
Both teams had players with standout plays on Thursday, but it was Sparty Stafford who took the lead, 50.80-11.50. For Firedawgs, Jared Cook had a 40-yard catch. Kenny Golladay made the highlight reel for Sparty Stafford with a 75-yard touchdown catch.
Sunday Late
Patrick Mahomes had a 47-yard pass for Sparty Stafford, helping the team to a 95.00-83.00 lead.
Sunday Night
Tom Brady had a 20-yard touchdown pass and a 44-yard pass for Firedawgs, contributing to a 113.34-96.80 lead for the team.
Firedawgs
Well Firedawgs, the good news is that we won this matchup by 16.54 points. Even better news is that we know we're better than this... in fact, our team's scoring average through 12 weeks was 146.88. So yes, we're happy to have earned this victory, but let's also "regress" back up to where we know we can be!
Sparty Stafford
Hey, it's possible that Sparty Stafford could be a better GM in the NFL than in fantasy football. Seeing just eight targets combined in Week 13, their four starting pass-catchers (three WR, one TE) apparently contributed primarily by blocking downfield and running decoy routes.