Despite beating projections, The Watcher play to 88-88 tie against Brooklyn Bandits
Both teams beat projections, but it wasn't enough to declare a winner. Brooklyn Bandits was predicted to prevail by a score of 80-78, but they weren't able to pull it out in the end as the two teams played to an 88-88 draw. The Watcher (3-0-1) next face Top shotta, while Brooklyn Bandits (3-0-1) will take on DYNASTY.
Cooper (12 Rec, 134 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) scored 14 points against the Browns in Week 4. His scoring output nearly doubled his 7.47-point projection and was much higher than his 6.75-point season scoring average. Cooper ranks #29 among all fantasy players this season and will face the Giants next week.
Thursday
Melvin Gordon III had a 43-yard touchdown run for Brooklyn Bandits, helping Brooklyn Bandits to a 23-0 lead.
Sunday Early
There were multiple players with standout moments for both teams early Sunday, but it was The Watcher who claimed the lead, 60-57. Dak Prescott found Amari Cooper for a 20-yard touchdown pass for The Watcher. Prescott also lit up the scoreboard with a 43-yard touchdown pass and a 26-yard touchdown pass. Meanwhile, Mike Evans had a 48-yard catch for Brooklyn Bandits, while Dalton Schultz had a 26-yard touchdown catch.
Sunday Late
There were players with highlight-reel plays for both teams on Sunday afternoon, but it was The Watcher who claimed the lead, 88-86. For The Watcher, Stefon Diggs had a 49-yard catch. Josh Allen made the highlight reel for Brooklyn Bandits with a 26-yard touchdown pass and a 49-yard pass.
The Watcher
Listen, The Watcher, we do certainly appreciate the confidence. It's a bold move to start a player with zero points (Austin Ekeler), while still earning a tie! All we ask is to please keep that flashy, show-off type of stuff to the early regular season. Do it in the postseason and we're done.
Brooklyn Bandits
Wow, talk about old-school ground n' pound: The starting backfield for Brooklyn Bandits collectively registered two receptions on just three measly targets this past week. Tell those quarterbacks to dump it down a little more often in Week 5!