Boston Hoodies overcome starter's goose egg, come back to top Hrustin Cowboys, 117.16-112.12
Despite a 0-point performance from Mike Williams, Boston Hoodies were able to persevere and earn the victory, staging an impressive comeback to earn a 117.16-112.12 win over Hrustin Cowboys. After trailing 112.12-93.86 heading into Monday night, Boston Hoodies came storming back behind Nick Chubb (23.3 points). Tyreek Hill (32 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD, 79 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) and Calvin Ridley (8 Rec, 124 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) did their part for Hrustin Cowboys in the loss. This marks the first time this season Boston Hoodies have taken down Hrustin Cowboys, after falling 145.74-81.04 in their last matchup. Boston Hoodies will look to keep the streak alive in next week's semifinal round, while Hrustin Cowboys attempt to bounce back and lock up 5th Place.
While running for 215 yards and 2 touchdowns against the Jaguars, Henry scored 35.2 points this week. His scoring output nearly doubled his 18.69-point projection and was much higher than his 18.19-point season scoring average. Henry ranks #14 among all fantasy players this season and will face the Lions next week.
Sunday Early
There were players with highlight-reel moments for both teams early Sunday, after which Hrustin Cowboys owned a 69.22-35.20 lead. For Boston Hoodies, Derrick Henry had a 36-yard touchdown run and a 47-yard run. Patrick Mahomes teamed up with Tyreek Hill for a 44-yard touchdown pass for Hrustin Cowboys. Hill also lit up the scoreboard with a 32-yard touchdown run.
Sunday Late
Calvin Ridley had a 39-yard touchdown catch for Hrustin Cowboys, contributing to a 112.12-93.86 lead for the team.
Boston Hoodies
Hey, exploiting mismatches is the key to football, right? Fueled by stout performances by Derrick Henry and Nick Chubb, our team certainly made that a point of emphasis this past week. We utterly dominated Hrustin Cowboys at running back (58.5 points to 23.4). Henry had 222 total yards and two TDs, while Chubb logged 103 yards and two scores.
Hrustin Cowboys
Here's a list of sports scenarios where it's excusable to go 0-for-2: A hitter's line in baseball, a pair of Shaquille O'Neal free throws, and a double-fault in tennis. That's just about it. Going 0-for-2 on field goal attempts this past week? Seems like Wil Lutz might have just kicked himself to the waiver wire after this performance.