Holy Smokers beat 3rd and Long, 136.34-120.58
Holy Smokers scored a hard-fought victory over 3rd and Long, emerging victorious with a 136.34-120.58 win. 3rd and Long nabbed a 19.10-point lead on Thursday, but Holy Smokers held the lead the rest of the way. They were led by Patrick Mahomes (446 Pass Yds, 3 Pass TDs) and the Seattle Seahawks defense (24 Pts Allowed, 302 Yds Allowed, 3 Turnovers). Chris Carson (89 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD, 12 Rec Yds) and Josh Jacobs (71 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD, 30 Rec Yds) carried the flag for 3rd and Long in the loss. Holy Smokers (3-7) will look to keep it rolling against Valyrian Steelers, while 3rd and Long (4-6) will meet casinodave.com in an effort to get some positive momentum.
Projected to score 5.34 points, the Seahawks defense more-than-tripled that amount by scoring 18 points in a 27-24 win over the 49ers. They allowed 24 points, surrendered 302 yards, and forced 3 turnovers to beat their projection by the fourth-highest percentage of any DEF in the league this season. Next week, the Seahawks will go up against the Eagles.
The Seattle Seahawks defense
Sunday Early
There were players with standout plays on both teams early Sunday, but after all the plays were accounted for, Holy Smokers owned a 94.34-67.08 lead. For Holy Smokers, Patrick Mahomes had a 63-yard touchdown pass. Taylor Gabriel made the highlight reel for 3rd and Long with a 24-yard touchdown catch.
Sunday Late
Jimmy Graham had a 48-yard catch for 3rd and Long, who trailed 102.74-90.48 after the late games.
Holy Smokers
You know, football is all about exploiting the mismatches. Thanks to a thrilling performance from Patrick Mahomes, we tripled 3rd and Long at the quarterback position this past week (35.84 points to 11.48). Mahomes may not have earned the win for the Chiefs, but he sure helped us by going 36-of-50 for 446 yards and three passing TDs.
3rd and Long
Unless 3rd and Long wants to go full diva-mode, then "not seeing enough opportunities" is definitely not a reasonable excuse this time around. As a group, our pass-catching corps (five WR and one TE) were targeted a whopping 38 times in Week 10. Chemistry and timing seem to be issues as that group pulled down just 23 balls.