Sneaky Snake Queens come up short of projections, lose to The Brees Connection, 219.0-205.5
There's no sugarcoating it, Sneaky Snake Queens underperformed, at least compared to projections, as The Brees Connection earned a 219.0-205.5 win. Sneaky Snake Queens took a 41.5-point lead early Sunday afternoon behind outstanding efforts from Deshaun Watson, who passed for 219 yards and a touchdown and ran for 38 yards for 38 points, and Tom Brady, who passed for 196 yards and 2 touchdowns (34 points). But The Brees Connection held the lead the rest of the way, powered by Taysom Hill (48 points) and Matthew Stafford (39). This marks the second time this season The Brees Connection have gotten the best of Sneaky Snake Queens, after falling 238.5-231.5 in their last matchup. The Brees Connection will look to keep it going in the semifinals next week, while Sneaky Snake Queens seek to rebound and lock up 5th Place.
Projected to score 7.77 points, Smith scored 80.2% more than that amount by scoring 14 points as the Bears beat the Texans 36-7. He made 12 tackles and recorded 2 sacks to beat his projection by the highest percentage of any player on The Brees Connection this week. In Week 15, Smith and the Bears will battle the Vikings.
Sunday Early
Deshaun Watson had a 48-yard pass for Sneaky Snake Queens, while Tom Brady had a 48-yard touchdown pass to contribute to a 117.5-76.0 lead for Sneaky Snake Queens.
Sunday Late
Both teams had players with standout plays on Sunday afternoon, after which The Brees Connection owned a 206.0-201.5 lead. Taysom Hill hit Emmanuel Sanders for a 37-yard touchdown pass for The Brees Connection. Hill also lit up the scoreboard with a 20-yard touchdown pass. Davante Adams made the highlight reel for Sneaky Snake Queens with a 56-yard touchdown catch.
The Brees Connection
Listen, The Brees Connection, we certainly appreciate the confidence. It takes a special kind of moxie to start a player with negative points (the Baltimore Ravens defense) while still getting the W.
Sneaky Snake Queens
Here's a list of scenarios where it's (borderline) acceptable to go 0-for-2 in sports: A double-fault in tennis, a hitter's line in baseball, and the Jazz facing MJ's Bulls in the Finals. That's basically it. Going 0-for-2 on field goal attempts this past week? Sounds like Wil Lutz might be kicking himself back into the free agent pool after that sort of effort.