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Week 9

Weekly
Grade
Pain and Suffering
7-2 213.15
203.26
 
VS
proj
Texasseans
123.11 4-5
200.04

Pain and Suffering knock off Texasseans for third straight win in 213.15-123.11 beatdown

Pain and Suffering extended their win streak to three games with a convincing win over Texasseans, rolling to a 213.15-123.11 victory. Texasseans pulled out to an 18.31-point lead on Thursday, but it was all Pain and Suffering after that. They were led by Lamar Jackson (39.14 points) and Nick Chubb (34.62). Jonathan Taylor (36.83 points) and the New Orleans Saints defense (15) were the leading scorers for Texasseans in the loss. Pain and Suffering (7-2) will look to add to their success against Bring It!, while Texasseans (4-5) will attempt to right the ship against Clark Kent.

Matchup Timeline

  Pain and Suffering   Texasseans

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

While making 5 tackles and recording a sack against the Titans, Floyd tallied 12.5 points this week. He scored 30.2% more than his 9.6-point projection and overachieved for the second time this season. Floyd ranks #1 among fantasy LBs this season and will face the 49ers next week.
Leonard Floyd

Top Player Comparison

Pain and Suffering
Points
% of total points 213.15
1
Lamar Jackson
QB
39.14
32.29
18.4%
2
Nick Chubb
RB
34.62
14.42
16.2%
3
The Pittsburgh Steelers defense
DEF
20.5
29.26
9.6%
4
Michael Pittman Jr.
WR
18.52
16.48
8.7%
Texasseans
Points
% of total points 123.11
1
Jonathan Taylor
RB
36.83
18.52
29.9%
2
The New Orleans Saints defense
DEF
15
24.09
12.2%
3
Patrick Mahomes
QB
13.89
34.08
11.3%
4
Joey Bosa
DE
11.5
13.61
9.3%

Matchup Highlights

Thursday
Jonathan Taylor had a 78-yard touchdown run and a 21-yard touchdown run for Texasseans, helping give Texasseans a 36.83-18.52 lead.
Sunday Early
Nick Chubb had a 70-yard touchdown run for Pain and Suffering, contributing to a 129.83-71.40 lead for the team.
Sunday Late
Mike Williams had a 49-yard catch for Texasseans, who trailed 150.25-123.11 after the late games.
Sunday Night
Matt Gay had a 54-yard field goal for Pain and Suffering to contribute to a 192.65-123.11 lead for the team.

Points By Position

  Pain and Suffering   Texasseans

StatSmack

Pain and Suffering must have eaten their Wheaties this morning. They scored more points in this one (213.15) than their season average (194.22).
Get on their level! Texasseans have lost their last four weeks, while Pain and Suffering have won three straight.
We heard scoring helps you win. Pain and Suffering are doing a better job of that, averaging 194.22 versus Texasseans's 182.9.
"Winning isn't everything" was probably said by someone who lost. Pain and Suffering (7-2) have a better record than Texasseans (4-5).
In dire times, at least Pain and Suffering keep it close. They've been blown out less times than Texasseans (1 vs 2).
Pain and Suffering play up to their potential, with fewer upset losses (0) than Texasseans (1).
Pain and Suffering don't falter at the last minute, with fewer close losses than Texasseans (0 vs 1).
Pain and Suffering should change their team name to "The Overachievers" since they have scored higher than projected in more weeks than Texasseans (5 vs 2).
By position, Pain and Suffering have outscored Texasseans at RB, WR, K, and DEF this season.
Pain and Suffering don’t just win, they win BIG, with an average margin of victory of 24 points, second-highest in the league.
Hey Texasseans, want to see stats that favor your team? Well, try winning for a change, and see what the numbers have to say next week!

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