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Week 6

Weekly
Grade
Pharaohs
3-3 153
111.62
 
VS
proj
Cleveland Browns
90 2-4
145.77

Pharaohs defy expectations, knock off Cleveland Browns in 153-90 rout

Pharaohs rose to the occasion and beat expectations, rolling to a 153-90 win over Cleveland Browns, who fell short of projections. The matchup was over almost as soon as it started, as Pharaohs leapt out to a 59-point lead early Sunday afternoon behind impressive showings from Ryan Tannehill (54 points) and the Baltimore Ravens defense (26). Cam Newton (18 points) and Chase Claypool (17) did their part for Cleveland Browns in the loss. Pharaohs (3-3) will look to build on their success against Cleveland Tomahawks, while Cleveland Browns (2-4) face off against Dem Nati Boyz in an effort to get some positive momentum.

Matchup Timeline

  Pharaohs   Cleveland Browns

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

While running for 164 yards and 2 touchdowns against the Cowboys, Drake put up 30 points this week. His scoring output more-than-doubled his 11.32-point projection and was much higher than his 13-point season scoring average. Drake ranks #57 among all fantasy players this season and will face the Seahawks next week.
Kenyan Drake

Top Player Comparison

Pharaohs
Points
% of total points 153
1
Ryan Tannehill
QB
54
32.93
35.3%
2
Kenyan Drake
RB
30
11.32
19.6%
3
The Baltimore Ravens defense
DEF
26
19.18
17%
4
Terry McLaurin
WR
14
15.26
9.2%
Cleveland Browns
Points
% of total points 90
1
Cam Newton
QB
18
33.5
20%
2
Chase Claypool
WR
17
15.59
18.9%
3
James Robinson
RB
14
15.33
15.6%
4
Austin Hooper
TE
10
9.1
11.1%

Matchup Highlights

Sunday Early
Ryan Tannehill had a 22-yard touchdown pass and a 45-yard pass for Pharaohs to contribute to a 116-57 lead for the team.
Monday
There were players with highlight-reel moments on both teams on Monday night. For Pharaohs, Kenyan Drake had a 69-yard touchdown run. DeAndre Hopkins made the highlight reel for Cleveland Browns with a 60-yard catch.

Points By Position

  Pharaohs   Cleveland Browns

Game Notes

Six of the nine starters on Pharaohs exceeded their projected point totals.
Cleveland Browns had only three of their nine starters score higher than their projected points.
Pharaohs won despite starting Alvin Kamara, who scored zero points.
Ryan Tannehill, Kenyan Drake, and the Baltimore Ravens defense all scored more points than Cam Newton, the leading scorer for Cleveland Browns.
Pharaohs put up more points than their season scoring average (145.5) while Cleveland Browns fell short of theirs (135.5).
Pharaohs put up more points than their projected total, while Cleveland Browns fell shy of their projection.
All three of the wins for Pharaohs have been blowout wins.

Next Week Preview

Cleveland Browns
Something will have to give in Week 7 as Cleveland Browns and Dem Nati Boyz are set to face off, as both teams are currently on two-game losing streaks. Cleveland Browns might need to shuffle the deck some with James Robinson, Marquise Brown, and Miles Boykin out on bye in Week 7. Dem Nati Boyz will be without Philip Rivers.
Pharaohs
Week 7 will pit a couple of winning streaks against one other. Pharaohs (3-3) are on a two-match winning streak, while their upcoming opponent (Cleveland Tomahawks, 5-1), come in having won three in a row. Each of these teams will have multiple bye weeks to consider in Week 7, as Lamar Jackson, Justin Tucker, Adam Thielen, the Tennessee Titans defense, Mark Andrews, and J.K. Dobbins are out for Cleveland Tomahawks and Ryan Tannehill, the Baltimore Ravens defense, and Gus Edwards will get the week off for Pharaohs. In terms of recent scoring output, these two squads have posted similar results lately. Pharaohs have scored 146 points per game over the last three weeks, while Cleveland Tomahawks have averaged 146.67 per matchup over that same period.