Despite top scorer Henry, Nighthawks 11 fall to Minnesota Madness in 93.62-92.85 battle
Nighthawks 11 had the top scorer in the matchup with RB Derrick Henry racking up 34.1 points, the second-highest total in the league this week, but it wasn't enough to vanquish Minnesota Madness, who narrowly earned a 93.62-92.85 victory. It wasn't nearly as close as the final score indicates, as Minnesota Madness led 93.62-70.35 heading into Monday night. Nighthawks 11 made them sweat behind Marquise Brown, who caught 2 passes for 50 yards and a touchdown for 11.5 points, and Justin Tucker, who made his only FG attempt (11 points). T.Y. Hilton (5 Rec, 86 Rec Yds, 2 Rec TDs) and Cam Akers (171 Rush Yds, 23 Rec Yds) were the stars for Minnesota Madness in the win. This marks the first time this season Minnesota Madness have taken down Nighthawks 11, after falling 138.35-72.47 in their last matchup. Minnesota Madness improve to 5-9 for the season, while Nighthawks 11 fall to 4-10.
With 14 points, Blankenship scored 52% more than his 9.21-point projection as the Colts beat the Raiders 44-27. He made all 3 of his FG attempts to beat his projection by the highest percentage of any player on Minnesota Madness this week. In Week 15, Blankenship and the Colts will go up against the Texans.
Sunday Early
Derrick Henry had a 36-yard touchdown run and a 47-yard run for Nighthawks 11, while Deshaun Watson had a 48-yard pass, helping Nighthawks 11 to a 54.65-21.80 lead.
Sunday Late
T.Y. Hilton had a 41-yard touchdown catch for Minnesota Madness, while Jared Cook had a 20-yard touchdown catch to contribute to a 93.62-70.35 lead for Minnesota Madness.
Monday
Marquise Brown had a 44-yard touchdown catch for Nighthawks 11, while Justin Tucker had a 55-yard field goal.
Minnesota Madness
Close victories like this can be incredibly important for the locker room. Persevering in the face of adversity and triumphing as a tight-knit group... expect the Minnesota Madness team chemistry to be sky-high heading into Week 15.
Nighthawks 11
Hey, it's possible that Nighthawks 11 could be a better talent scout in the NFL than in fantasy football. With just six targets combined this past week, their two wide receivers apparently did a superb job blocking downfield and running decoy routes.