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Week 4

Weekly
Grade
No Mercy
2-2 262.65
257.48
 
VS
proj
Gringo's Team
249.55 1-3
243.56

No Mercy hand Gringo's Team third straight loss, 262.65-249.55

No Mercy emerged victorious with a 262.65-249.55 win to hand Gringo's Team their third consecutive loss. No Mercy earned an early 25.00-point lead on Thursday. Gringo's Team bounced back to take the lead during the early slate on Sunday, powered by Dalvin Cook (38.95 points) and Adam Thielen (30.15). Unphased, No Mercy pulled it together later that afternoon, as Anthony Walker (21 points) and Stefon Diggs (20.2) put them back ahead once and for all. No Mercy improve to 2-2 on the season, while Gringo's Team fall to 1-3.

Matchup Timeline

  No Mercy   Gringo's Team

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

Walker scored 21 points against the Bears in Week 4 to nearly double his 10.92-point projection. He made 11 tackles to beat his projection by the fifth-highest percentage of any LB in the league this season. In Week 5, Walker and the Colts will face the Browns.
Anthony Walker

Top Player Comparison

No Mercy
Points
% of total points 262.65
1
Tom Brady
QB
54.7
31.86
20.8%
2
Jerick McKinnon
RB
30.75
22.02
11.7%
3
Eric Kendricks
LB
23
14.87
8.8%
4
Anthony Walker
LB
21
10.92
8%
Gringo's Team
Points
% of total points 249.55
1
Josh Allen
QB
39.25
38.6
15.7%
2
Dalvin Cook
RB
38.95
26.78
15.6%
3
Adam Thielen
WR
30.15
18.84
12.1%
4
Latavius Murray
RB
26.65
11.3
10.7%

Matchup Highlights

Thursday
Jerry Jeudy had a 48-yard touchdown catch for No Mercy, helping to give the team a 25.00-0.00 lead.
Sunday Early
Tom Brady had a 28-yard touchdown pass and a 48-yard pass for No Mercy, who trailed 157.95-155.70 after the early round of games.
Sunday Late
Both teams had players with highlight-reel moments on Sunday afternoon, but it was No Mercy who owned the lead, 222.90-199.85. For No Mercy, Stefon Diggs had a 49-yard catch. Josh Allen made the highlight reel for Gringo's Team with a 26-yard touchdown pass and a 49-yard pass.

Points By Position

  No Mercy   Gringo's Team

What If

No Mercy would have beaten five other teams besides Gringo's Team this week.
Gringo's Team would have lost to three other teams besides No Mercy this week.
No Mercy would be 2-2 if they played Gringo's Team every week.
Gringo's Team would have been victorious over No Mercy 282-259.85 had they played each other last week.
No Mercy would be 1-2 if they played the same schedule (excluding head-to-head matchups) as Gringo's Team.
If they played the same schedule (excluding head-to-head matchups) as No Mercy, Gringo's Team would be 2-1.
If No Mercy had played every team in the league each week, they would be 19-17.
If they played every team every week, Gringo's Team would be 20-16.

Coach Talk

No Mercy
Earning the win is most important, No Mercy, but we do know of one spot where we can improve as a team. Our running backs were soundly outplayed this past week. Jerick McKinnon (97 yards from scrimmage, one TD) logged only 30.75 points in Week 4. Latavius Murray and Dalvin Cook doubled us up with a score of 65.6. We need to bounce back with a big statement in Week 5!
Gringo's Team
Posting three catches on only four measly targets this past week, it seems like the starting running backs for Gringo's Team should look into why their quarterbacks are giving them the silent treatment.