Lords of Football lose to Boondock Saints, 127.28-91.77
There's no easy way to say it, Lords of Football didn't do their job, at least compared to projections, as Boondock Saints earned a 127.28-91.77 win. Boondock Saints grabbed an early 1.50-point lead on Thursday. Lords of Football came back to take the lead during the early round of games on Sunday, powered by David Montgomery (23.1 points) and Kyler Murray (21.9). Unphased, Boondock Saints pulled it together later that afternoon, as Philip Rivers (24.2 points) and Malcolm Jenkins (7.5) put them back on top for good. This marks the first time this season Boondock Saints have taken down Lords of Football, after falling 119.02-110.35 in their last matchup. Boondock Saints will look to keep the streak alive in the semifinal round next week, while Lords of Football attempt to rebound and lock up a top-6 finish.
Projected to score 6.75 points, Pollard nearly doubled that amount by scoring 12.5 points as the Cowboys beat the Bengals 30-7. He ran for 39 yards to beat his projection by the highest percentage of any player on Boondock Saints this week. Next week, Pollard will face the 49ers.
Sunday Early
There were players with standout plays on both teams early Sunday, but after all the plays were accounted for, Lords of Football emerged with an 85.27-66.17 lead. For Boondock Saints, Stephen Gostkowski had a 53-yard field goal. David Montgomery had an 80-yard touchdown run for Lords of Football, while Kyler Murray had a 41-yard pass.
Sunday Late
Philip Rivers had a 41-yard touchdown pass for Boondock Saints, contributing to a 122.28-91.77 lead for the team.
Boondock Saints
Putting together a lineup that won by 35.51 points this past week... we did what was needed and took care of business.
Lords of Football
Yo, Lords of Football, did your receiving crew drop too many balls in practice or something? Seeing only eight targets combined this past week, our five starting pass-catchers (three WR, two TE) clearly need to get the attention of their respective QBs this week in practice.