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Week 11

Weekly
Grade
The Wimpy Babies 2.0
6-5 270.5
208.89
 
VS
proj
The Big Trubisky
240.5 4-7
233.54

The Wimpy Babies 2.0 hand The Big Trubisky third consecutive loss, 270.5-240.5

The Wimpy Babies 2.0 earned a 270.5-240.5 victory to hand The Big Trubisky their third consecutive loss. The Wimpy Babies 2.0 never trailed in this one after grabbing a 30.5-point lead on Thursday behind Mason Rudolph (22 points) and Joe Schobert (14.5). Jimmy Garoppolo (81 points) and Kyle Allen (33) did everything they could for The Big Trubisky in the loss. This marks the first time this season The Wimpy Babies 2.0 have gotten the best of The Big Trubisky, after falling 221-205.5 in their last matchup. The Wimpy Babies 2.0 (6-5) will look to add to their success against The Sleepy Bananas, while The Big Trubisky (4-7) will attempt to right the ship against Little Sissy Girls.

Matchup Timeline

  The Wimpy Babies 2.0   The Big Trubisky

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

Going up against the Dolphins in Week 11, Brown caught 9 passes for 137 yards and 2 touchdowns. In doing so, he put up 39 points to more-than-double his 14.35-point projection, the highest percent increase of any player on The Wimpy Babies 2.0 this week. In Week 12, Brown and the Bills will go up against the Broncos.
John Brown

Top Player Comparison

The Wimpy Babies 2.0
Points
% of total points 270.5
1
Kirk Cousins
QB
62
39.54
22.9%
2
John Brown
WR
39
14.35
14.4%
3
DJ Chark Jr.
WR
35
13.73
12.9%
4
DeVante Parker
WR
25
11.07
9.2%
The Big Trubisky
Points
% of total points 240.5
1
Jimmy Garoppolo
QB
81
42.15
33.7%
2
Kyle Allen
QB
33
41.52
13.7%
3
Michael Thomas
WR
30
22.22
12.5%
4
Marlon Mack
RB
21
12.14
8.7%

Matchup Highlights

Sunday Early
Both teams had players with big-time plays early Sunday, but after all the plays were accounted for, The Wimpy Babies 2.0 emerged with a 243.5-150.5 lead. Kirk Cousins had a 54-yard touchdown pass and a 32-yard touchdown pass for The Wimpy Babies 2.0, while DJ Chark Jr. had a 34-yard touchdown catch and a 20-yard touchdown catch. Michael Thomas made the highlight reel for The Big Trubisky with a 41-yard catch.
Sunday Late
Jimmy Garoppolo had a 25-yard touchdown pass and a 57-yard pass for The Big Trubisky, who trailed 256.5-233.5 after the late games.

Points By Position

  The Wimpy Babies 2.0   The Big Trubisky

StatSmack

The Big Trubisky are making their mark - in the loss column that is. They've lost three in a row.
Once The Wimpy Babies 2.0 put their foot on the gas, they don't let up. They've got more blowout wins this season than The Big Trubisky (1 vs 0).
The Wimpy Babies 2.0 see projections as no real threat. They've got more upset wins this season (3) than The Big Trubisky (0).
The Wimpy Babies 2.0 should change their team name to "The Overachievers" since they have scored higher than projected in more weeks than The Big Trubisky (7 vs 6).
By position, The Wimpy Babies 2.0 have outscored The Big Trubisky at QB, WR, and TE this season.
The starters for The Wimpy Babies 2.0 had more big plays in their NFL games this week (8) than the starters for The Big Trubisky (3).
The Wimpy Babies 2.0 came out victorious despite having more players on a bye this week (2) than The Big Trubisky (0).
Hey The Big Trubisky, want to see stats that favor your team? Well, try winning for a change, and see what the numbers have to say next week!

Coach Talk

The Wimpy Babies 2.0
Well, we do appreciate the confidence this past week, The Wimpy Babies 2.0. It takes a certain sort of moxie to start a player with zero points (Jamie Collins Sr.), while still earning a win! We just ask you to please keep that flashy, show-off type of stuff to the regular season. Can you imagine how silly we'd look if we let it happen in the playoffs?
The Big Trubisky
Unless The Big Trubisky wants to go diva-mode on us, then "not getting many chances" doesn't fly as an excuse this time around. Our pass-catching corps (three WR and one TE) collectively saw a respectable 30 targets in Week 11. With only 17 total receptions, that group may need to work on chemistry with their QBs.