STEP 9 🛐 knock off ----- for third straight win, 150.05-109.50
STEP 9 🛐 extended their win streak to three games with a hard-fought victory over -----, securing a 150.05-109.50 win. ----- earned an 18.75-point lead on Thursday, but STEP 9 🛐 held the lead the rest of the way. They were led by DeVonta Smith (5 Rec, 80 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) and Zach Ertz (8 Rec, 54 Rec Yds). Tyler Boyd (3 Rec, 85 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) and Brandon Aiyuk (4 Rec, 40 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) led the way for ----- in the loss. This marks the second time this season STEP 9 🛐 have taken down -----, after winning 260.65-214.9 in their last matchup. STEP 9 🛐 improve to 10-6 for the season, while ----- fall to 7-9.
While catching 5 passes for 80 yards and a touchdown against the Giants, Smith recorded 24 points this week. His scoring output was 33.9% more than his 17.92-point projection and was much higher than his 14.88-point season scoring average. Smith ranks #90 among all fantasy players this season and will face the Football Team next week.
Thursday
Ryan Tannehill had a 42-yard pass for -----, helping give ----- a 36.45-17.70 lead.
Sunday Early
Both teams had players with standout plays early Sunday, after which STEP 9 🛐 emerged with a 120.00-80.60 lead. DeVonta Smith had a 46-yard catch for STEP 9 🛐, while Tom Brady had a 62-yard pass. Tyler Boyd made the highlight reel for ----- with a 68-yard touchdown catch.
Sunday Late
Russell Wilson had a 41-yard touchdown pass and a 24-yard touchdown pass for STEP 9 🛐, contributing to a 140.15-80.60 lead for the team.
STEP 9 🛐
Hey, it's good to be confident, STEP 9 🛐. It's a bold move to roll out, not one, but TWO players with zero points (Jonnu Smith and Marquez Valdes-Scantling), while still earning the win! All we ask is to please limit those flashy shenanigans to the regular season. Can you imagine how silly we'd look if we let it happen in the playoffs?
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It's entirely possible that ----- may be a better talent scout in real football than in fantasy. Accumulating only 22 total targets this past week, their eight starting pass-catchers (seven WR, one TE) apparently made most of their contributions by blocking downfield and running decoy routes.