El Tigre come back to knock off Destroyers in 410.40-405.85 squeaker
Full of promise, El Tigre dropped the ball, at least according to projections. Still, they rallied for a 410.40-405.85 win over Destroyers. El Tigre trailed 378.85-352.85 heading into Monday night, but the unit staged a comeback behind Derek Carr (196 Pass Yds, 2 Pass TDs) and Denzel Perryman (12 Tackles). Daniel Jones (402 Pass Yds, 2 Pass TDs, 27 Rush Yds) and Jonathan Taylor (103 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD, 11 Rec Yds) led the way for Destroyers in the loss. El Tigre (2-2) will look to build on their success against Hello Titties, while Destroyers (2-2) attempt to get back on track against future flash.
The Football Team defense was one of seven starters to overachieve for El Tigre this week. They scored 32.33 points (30 Pts Allowed, 374 Yds Allowed) in a 34-30 win over the Falcons to more-than-double their 15.22-point projection. The Football Team defense will face the Saints next week.
The Washington Football Team defense
Thursday
Ja'Marr Chase had a 44-yard catch for El Tigre, helping to stake the team to a 64.21-0.00 lead.
Sunday Early
Both teams had multiple players with big-time moments early Sunday, after which El Tigre boasted a 273.61-251.01 lead. Carson Wentz had a 41-yard pass for El Tigre, while Amari Cooper had a 35-yard touchdown catch. Meanwhile, Daniel Jones had a 54-yard touchdown pass for Destroyers, while Jonathan Taylor had a 23-yard touchdown run.
Sunday Late
Chase Edmonds had a 54-yard run for Destroyers, contributing to a 366.85-352.85 lead for the team.
Monday
Derek Carr had a 51-yard pass for El Tigre during Monday Night Football, helping lead the team to the win.
El Tigre
We're wondering if the GM of El Tigre was sweating bullets in this one? In a matchup that was ultimately decided by only 4.55 points, Daniel Carlson (0-of-1 on the day) decided that going 1-for-1 on field goals would've been just a bit too boring. Remember folks, every point matters!
Destroyers
Destroyers will find it tough to gripe about lack of opportunity this past week. As a group, our five pass-catchers (three WR, two TE) collectively received a healthy 43 targets in Week 4. With only 24 total receptions, this group may be showing signs of chemistry issues.