Corn on the Cobb come up short of predictions, succumb to When Harry Met Sony in 136.08-88.02 rout
There's no way around it, Corn on the Cobb didn't do their job, at least compared to projections, as When Harry Met Sony rolled to a 136.08-88.02 victory. The matchup was decided before it really even started, as When Harry Met Sony grabbed an 80.94-point lead early Sunday afternoon behind impressive showings from Justin Jefferson and Kirk Cousins. Jefferson caught 9 passes for 121 yards and a touchdown for 22.8 points, while Cousins passed for 305 yards and 3 touchdowns and ran for 12 yards (22.4 points). Chris Carson (65 Rush Yds, 45 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) and Kyler Murray (173 Pass Yds, 3 Pass TDs, 15 Rush Yds) carried the flag for Corn on the Cobb in the loss. This marks the first time this season When Harry Met Sony have knocked off Corn on the Cobb, after falling 136.42-123.96 in their last matchup. When Harry Met Sony (6-7) will look to build on their success against Jughead, while Corn on the Cobb (8-5) will try to right the ship against Prock.
Jefferson caught 9 passes for 121 yards and a touchdown as the Vikings beat the Jaguars 27-24. In doing so, he put up 22.8 points to scored 58.9% higher than his 14.35-point projection, the highest percentage of any player on When Harry Met Sony this week. Next week, Jefferson will go up against the Buccaneers.
Sunday Early
Kirk Cousins connected with Justin Jefferson on multiple big plays for When Harry Met Sony: a 20-yard touchdown pass and a 40-yard pass, helping When Harry Met Sony to a 99.48-18.54 lead.
Sunday Late
Both teams had players with big-time plays on Sunday afternoon, but after all the points were tallied, When Harry Met Sony emerged with a 125.78-86.62 lead. For When Harry Met Sony, Wayne Gallman Jr. had a 60-yard run. Chris Carson had a 28-yard touchdown catch for Corn on the Cobb, while Kyler Murray had a 59-yard touchdown pass.
When Harry Met Sony
Hey, it's good to be confident, When Harry Met Sony. It takes real moxie to roll out a starter with zero points (Clyde Edwards-Helaire), while still getting the win. We just ask you to please limit that flashy, show-off type of stuff to the regular season. Do it when the postseason rolls around, and we're finished.
Corn on the Cobb
Don't beat yourself up too badly, Corn on the Cobb! Trust me on this one (coming from a coach who's experienced life on the hot seat)... You can take comfort in the fact that there's always that scrappy Assistant Coaching job available at the local high school down the road!