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Week 13

Weekly
Grade
King Henry and his subjects
7-6 132.38
133.84
 
VS
proj
Happy Golladays
82.88 4-9
97.8

King Henry and his subjects top Happy Golladays for third straight win, 132.38-82.88

King Henry and his subjects extended their win streak to three games with a hard-fought win over Happy Golladays, securing a 132.38-82.88 victory. King Henry and his subjects never trailed in this one after earning an 11.90-point lead on Thursday behind the Dallas Cowboys defense (17 points). Tee Higgins (9 Rec, 138 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) and DeAndre Hopkins (2 Rec, 32 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) were the top scorers for Happy Golladays in the loss. This marks the second time this season King Henry and his subjects have taken down Happy Golladays, after winning 192.22-106.64 in their last matchup. King Henry and his subjects (7-6) will look to earn another W against The Mijo, while Happy Golladays (4-9) take on Game of Jones ⚔️ in an effort to right the ship.

Matchup Timeline

  King Henry and his subjects   Happy Golladays

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

The Cowboys defense (17 Pts Allowed, 405 Yds Allowed, 4 Turnovers) scored 17 points against the Saints in Week 13. Their scoring output more-than-doubled their 7.64-point projection and was much higher than their 9.8-point season scoring average. The Cowboys defense ranks #88 among all fantasy players this season and will face the Football Team next week.
The Dallas Cowboys defense

Top Player Comparison

King Henry and his subjects
Points
% of total points 132.38
1
Justin Herbert
QB
23.28
19.22
17.6%
2
Sony Michel
RB
21.4
13.9
16.2%
3
Leonard Fournette
RB
18.7
16.41
14.1%
4
The Dallas Cowboys defense
DEF
17
7.64
12.8%
Happy Golladays
Points
% of total points 82.88
1
Tee Higgins
WR
24.3
12.06
29.3%
2
DeAndre Hopkins
WR
10.2
11.77
12.3%
3
The Pittsburgh Steelers defense
DEF
10
5.84
12.1%
4
Evan Engram
TE
8.1
5.99
9.8%

Matchup Highlights

Thursday
Amari Cooper had a 41-yard catch for Happy Golladays for the team, who trailed 17.00-5.10 after Thursday Night Football.
Sunday Early
There were players with standout moments on both teams early Sunday, but it was King Henry and his subjects who owned the lead, 70.08-61.88. For King Henry and his subjects, Justin Herbert had a 44-yard touchdown pass and a 47-yard pass. Tee Higgins had a 29-yard touchdown catch for Happy Golladays, while DeAndre Hopkins had a 20-yard touchdown catch.
Sunday Late
Chris Boswell had a 53-yard field goal for King Henry and his subjects, contributing to a 132.38-79.18 lead for the team.

Points By Position

  King Henry and his subjects   Happy Golladays

Game Notes

More than half (6 of the 11) of the starters on King Henry and his subjects exceeded their projected point totals.
Happy Golladays had only three of their 11 starters score higher than their projected points.
Happy Golladays could have used points from Jakobi Meyers and Alvin Kamara, as both put up goose eggs.
Both teams put up fewer points than their season scoring average.
Neither team was able to achieve its projected point total.
King Henry and his subjects ranked 8th in the league in scoring this week, while Happy Golladays ranked 12th.
The matchup's 49.5-point margin was the largest in the league this week.
Not only did King Henry and his subjects win, but they also covered the 36.04-point projected margin of victory.
A bright spot in the defeat, Tee Higgins scored 24.3 points, the third-best score for a WR this week.

Coach Talk

King Henry and his subjects
Bravo, King Henry and his subjects. Nice work deploying a lineup that won by 49.5 points this past matchup. We should keep this momentum rolling as we move on to our Week 14 matchup.
Happy Golladays
With three receptions on just four measly targets this past week, the starting RBs for Happy Golladays should work to smooth things over with their QBs... and remind them to check down more often.