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Week 13

Weekly
Grade
Las Vegas Raiders
12-1 270.51
183.71
 
VS
proj
Akatsuki
100.09 6-7
107.4

Las Vegas Raiders top Akatsuki for sixth straight win in 270.51-100.09 rout

Las Vegas Raiders extended their win streak to six games with an easy win over Akatsuki, cruising to a 270.51-100.09 victory. Las Vegas Raiders got out to a 37.12-point lead early Sunday afternoon behind Ryan Tannehill (33.81 points) and Keke Coutee (21.3) and never let go of it. Derek Carr (381 Pass Yds, 3 Pass TDs) and Diontae Johnson (8 Rec, 71 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) did everything they could for Akatsuki in the loss. Las Vegas Raiders (12-1) will look to keep it rolling in the playoffs. Akatsuki will be home for the playoffs, finishing the season at 6-7.

Matchup Timeline

  Las Vegas Raiders   Akatsuki

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

While not allowing any points, surrendering 258 yards, and intercepting 2 passes against the Chargers, the Patriots defense tallied 48 points this week. Their scoring output crushed their 6.65-point projection and was much higher than their 8.92-point season scoring average. The Patriots defense ranks #7 among fantasy DEFs this season and will face the Rams next week.
The New England Patriots defense

Top Player Comparison

Las Vegas Raiders
Points
% of total points 270.51
1
The New England Patriots defense
DEF
48
6.65
17.7%
2
Ryan Tannehill
QB
33.81
26.07
12.5%
3
Aaron Jones
RB
25.8
16.09
9.5%
4
Travis Kelce
TE
23.6
15.74
8.7%
Akatsuki
Points
% of total points 100.09
1
Derek Carr
QB
38.69
25.62
38.7%
2
Diontae Johnson
WR
17.1
12.25
17.1%
3
The Los Angeles Rams defense
DEF
12
6.68
12%
4
Allen Robinson II
WR
10.5
14.63
10.5%

Matchup Highlights

Sunday Early
Both teams had players with highlight-reel moments early Sunday, after which Las Vegas Raiders became the proud owner of an 89.31-52.19 lead. Ryan Tannehill had a 22-yard touchdown pass and a 43-yard pass for Las Vegas Raiders, while Keke Coutee had a 64-yard catch. Derek Carr made the highlight reel for Akatsuki with a 46-yard touchdown pass and a 38-yard touchdown pass.
Sunday Late
Aaron Jones had a 77-yard touchdown run for Las Vegas Raiders to contribute to a 186.81-81.99 lead for the team.
Sunday Night
Travis Kelce had a 20-yard touchdown catch for Las Vegas Raiders to contribute to a 214.41-81.99 lead for the team.
Monday
Gabriel Davis had a 28-yard touchdown catch for Las Vegas Raiders on Monday night, helping to pad the margin of victory for the team.

Points By Position

  Las Vegas Raiders   Akatsuki

Game Notes

Most (12 of the 18) of the starters on Las Vegas Raiders scored higher than their projected point totals.
Akatsuki had only four of their 18 starters score higher than their projected points.
Was Akatsuki even trying this week? They started seven players who scored zero points.
Las Vegas Raiders put up more points than their season scoring average (178.26) while Akatsuki fell short of theirs (144.75).
Las Vegas Raiders scored more points than their projected total, while Akatsuki failed to reach their projection.
This showdown featured both the league's highest (270.51) and league's lowest (100.09) scores of the week.
The 270.51 points scored by Las Vegas Raiders are the most in the league this season.
The matchup's 170.42-point margin is the largest in the league this season.
Not only did Las Vegas Raiders win, but they also easily covered the 76.31-point forecasted margin of victory.
In blowout games this season, Las Vegas Raiders moves to (6-1), while Akatsuki falls to (1-4).
Despite the loss, Derek Carr put up 38.69 points, the third-highest score in the league this week.

Coach Talk

Las Vegas Raiders
Good job deploying a lineup that won by more than 170 points this past week. We consider that to be a job done right. We should take this W in stride, tip our hat to the GM of Akatsuki, and continue on our way towards the Vegas Dynasty League championship.
Akatsuki
Well, we certainly can't whine about a shortage of opportunities this time, can we? Our pass-catching corps (seven WR and one TE) collectively got a grand total of 36 targets in Week 13. Those players might need to hit the practice field, considering they reeled in only 20 receptions.