R0MPER*ST0MPERS fall to Flying Squirrels in 141.66-106.66 rout
R0MPER*ST0MPERS failed to bring their A game, falling short of projections, as Flying Squirrels cruised to a 141.66-106.66 win. There wasn't much drama in the matchup, as Flying Squirrels leapt out to a 60.1-point lead early Sunday afternoon behind outstanding efforts from the New England Patriots defense (37 points) and Tom Brady (24.66). Dak Prescott (269 Pass Yds, 3 Pass TDs, 69 Rush Yds) and Le'Veon Bell (68 Rush Yds, 61 Rec Yds) led the way for R0MPER*ST0MPERS in defeat. Flying Squirrels (2-0) will look to keep it rolling against amy's Amazing Team, while R0MPER*ST0MPERS (0-2) take on Rollin’ with Mahomes in an effort to get their first victory.
The Patriots defense was one of three starters to overachieve for Flying Squirrels this week. They scored 37 points (0 Pts Allowed, 184 Yds Allowed, 4 Turnovers) in a 43-0 win over the Dolphins to more-than-triple their 10.03-point projection. The Patriots defense ranks #9 among all fantasy players this season and will face the Jets next week.
The New England Patriots defense
Sunday Early
Both teams had players with highlight-reel moments early Sunday, after which Flying Squirrels boasted a 118.26-58.16 lead. Tom Brady had a 20-yard touchdown pass for Flying Squirrels, while Saquon Barkley had a 27-yard touchdown run. Dak Prescott made the highlight reel for R0MPER*ST0MPERS with a 51-yard touchdown pass and a 42-yard run.
Sunday Late
Wil Lutz had a 52-yard field goal for R0MPER*ST0MPERS, who trailed 141.66-85.76 after the late afternoon action.
Flying Squirrels
Hey, it's good to be confident, Flying Squirrels. Deploying a starter with zero points (David Njoku), while still getting the win... that's a bit too risky for us traditionalists. All we ask is to please keep that flashy, show-off type of stuff to the early regular season. Can you imagine how silly we'd look if we let it happen in the playoffs?
R0MPER*ST0MPERS
Unless R0MPER*ST0MPERS wants to go diva-mode on us, then "not seeing many looks" won't cut it as an excuse this time around. As a group, our four pass-catchers (three WR, one TE) combined to get a whopping 22 targets in Week 2. Chemistry seems to be the primary issue, as that group pulled down only 13 receptions.