Week 3
Pops's Beerpounders
1-2 473.28
401.95
El Tigre
436.63
2-1
468.52
Pops's Beerpounders defeat El Tigre, 473.28-436.63
Pops's Beerpounders beat their projected point total, earning a 473.28-436.63 victory over El Tigre, who fell short of projections. El Tigre nabbed a 57.52-point lead early Sunday afternoon, but Pops's Beerpounders held the lead the rest of the way. They were led by Keenan Allen, who caught 13 passes for 132 yards and a touchdown for 65 points, and Allen Robinson II, who caught 10 passes for 123 yards and a touchdown (56.5 points). Josh Allen (71.55 points) and Dalvin Cook (57.63) led the way for El Tigre in the loss. Pops's Beerpounders (1-2) will look to rack up another W against NY Giants /Big Blue, while El Tigre (2-1) will take on Fly Eagles Fly in an effort to develop some positive momentum.
Matchup Timeline
Pops's Beerpounders
El Tigre
Inside the Matchup
Matchup Player of the Week
Playing the Panthers in Week 3, Allen caught 13 passes for 132 yards and a touchdown. In doing so, he put up 65 points to nearly double his 33.75-point projection, the highest percent increase of any player on Pops's Beerpounders this week. In Week 4, Allen and the Chargers will face the Buccaneers.
Top Player Comparison
Matchup Highlights
Sunday Early
There were players with big-time moments on both teams early Sunday, but it was El Tigre who emerged with the lead, 304.67-247.15. For Pops's Beerpounders, Allen Robinson II had a 37-yard touchdown catch. Dalvin Cook made the highlight reel for El Tigre with a 39-yard touchdown run.
Sunday Late
Zane Gonzalez had a 54-yard field goal for El Tigre, who trailed 473.28-397.67 after the late afternoon action.
Monday
Tyreek Hill had a 20-yard touchdown catch for El Tigre.
Points By Position
Pops's Beerpounders
El Tigre
StatSmack
Pops's Beerpounders must have eaten their Wheaties this morning. They scored more in this matchup (473.28) than their season average (402.58).
You won't win many weeks if you leave points on the bench. Pops's Beerpounders has left fewer points on the bench this season (290.48) than El Tigre (687.81).
Pops's Beerpounders see projections as no real threat. They've got more upset wins this season (1) than El Tigre (0).
By position, Pops's Beerpounders have outscored El Tigre at WR, DEF, and IDP this season.
Don't worry El Tigre, just because you lost doesn't mean it's all over. But you really should have won. Give that a whirl next week!
Coach Talk
Pops's Beerpounders
Hey, we'll definitely take the win, Pops's Beerpounders! Having said that, if we want to ramp our performance up to the next level, then here's one area where we can improve... our running backs were severely outplayed this past week. Devonta Freeman (10 total yards, no TDs) and Kareem Hunt (64 yards, one TD) combined for just 43 points in Week 3, and the starting backfield for El Tigre doubled us up with a score of 101.51. Let's put some extra effort into scouting these upcoming defenses!
El Tigre
Look, El Tigre, we've been in this industry long enough to realize that sometimes points can just randomly show up out of nowhere. Then in some cases (like this week) they don't! Okay, okay... asking for an additional 37 points may be a bit on the excessive side.