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Week 14

Weekly
Grade
Bad Boy
9-5 481.04
504.94
 
VS
proj
Press Coverage
269.41 4-10
292.55

Bad Boy defeat Press Coverage for fourth straight win in 481.04-269.41 rout

Bad Boy extended their win streak to four games with a convincing victory over Press Coverage, cruising to a 481.04-269.41 win. Bad Boy grabbed a 12.00-point lead on Thursday behind Harrison Smith (7.5 points) and Cameron Heyward (4.5) and never gave it up. Brandon Aiyuk (41.4 points) and Zach Wilson (38.23) did everything they could for Press Coverage in the loss. This marks the second time this season Bad Boy have taken down Press Coverage, after winning 482.29-166.81 in their last matchup. Bad Boy (9-5) will look to keep it rolling in the playoffs. Press Coverage will be home for the playoffs, finishing the season at 4-10.

Matchup Timeline

  Bad Boy   Press Coverage

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

Tucker made all 3 of his FG attempts as the Ravens lost to the Browns 24-22. In doing so, he put up 18 points to scored 66.4% higher than his 10.82-point projection, the highest percentage of any player on Bad Boy this week. In Week 15, Tucker and the Ravens will play the Packers.
Justin Tucker

Top Player Comparison

Bad Boy
Points
% of total points 481.04
1
Tom Brady
QB
76.15
52.58
15.8%
2
Tyler Lockett
WR
55.4
36.66
11.5%
3
Ja'Marr Chase
WR
48.15
37.53
10%
4
Mike Evans
WR
47.2
38.29
9.8%
Press Coverage
Points
% of total points 269.41
1
Brandon Aiyuk
WR
41.4
34.63
15.4%
2
Zach Wilson
QB
38.23
38.6
14.2%
3
Donovan Peoples-Jones
WR
37
25.66
13.7%
4
Trevor Lawrence
QB
32.3
41.74
12%

Matchup Highlights

Sunday Early
Both teams had players with standout moments early Sunday, but after all was said and done, Bad Boy became the proud owner of a 169.41-156.23 lead. Justin Tucker had a 55-yard field goal and a 50-yard field goal for Bad Boy, while Tyler Lockett had a 55-yard touchdown catch. Trevor Lawrence made the highlight reel for Press Coverage with a 41-yard pass.
Sunday Late
Tom Brady had a 58-yard touchdown pass for Bad Boy, while Ja'Marr Chase had a 32-yard touchdown catch, helping Bad Boy to a 435.99-249.01 lead.

Points By Position

  Bad Boy   Press Coverage

StatSmack

Bad Boy are on fire, with victories in four straight matchups.
We heard scoring helps you win. Press Coverage need some help then, averaging just 286.43 versus Bad Boy's 494.79.
"Winning isn't everything" was probably said by someone who lost. Bad Boy (9-5) have a better record than Press Coverage (4-10).
Even the computers think Bad Boy have better players. They have a higher projected points average (519.28) than Press Coverage (305.1).
Bad Boy don't let their opponents come within striking distance. They've got more blowout wins this season than Press Coverage (7 vs 0).
Bad Boy have had more fantasy starters beat their projected score than Press Coverage (123 vs 98).
By position, Bad Boy have outscored Press Coverage at QB, RB, WR, K, DEF, and IDP this season.
Bad Boy don’t just win, they win BIG, with an average margin of victory of 104 points, second-highest in the league.
The starters for Bad Boy had more big plays in their NFL games this week (5) than the starters for Press Coverage (1).
Bad Boy are in the playoffs. Press Coverage are currently looking forward to next season.
Don't worry Press Coverage, just because you lost doesn't mean it's all over. But you really should have won. Give that a whirl next week!

Coach Talk

Bad Boy
You know what, Bad Boy, we do certainly respect the confidence. It takes real gumption to roll out, not one, but TWO players with zero points (Terry McLaurin and Denzel Perryman), while still getting the win! All we ask is to please keep those flashy shenanigans to the regular season. Can you imagine how silly we'd look if we let it happen in the playoffs?
Press Coverage
With only a couple of catches this past week, the starting running backs for Press Coverage should look into why their quarterbacks are giving them the silent treatment.