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Week 17

Weekly
Grade
Prairie Dawg
11-6 142.3
140.69
 
VS
proj
Warriors
116.3 10-7
119.85

Prairie Dawg knock off Warriors for third straight win in 142.3-116.3 landslide

Prairie Dawg extended their win streak to three games with an easy win over Warriors, rolling to a 142.3-116.3 victory. Prairie Dawg grabbed a 40.6-point lead early Sunday afternoon behind outstanding efforts from Josh Allen (23.9 points) and the Chicago Bears defense (21). Warriors came back to take the lead during the late games on Sunday, powered by Amon-Ra St. Brown (31.4 points) and Deebo Samuel (15.7). Not to be deterred, Prairie Dawg pulled it together later that night, as Davante Adams (25.1 points) put them back in the lead once and for all. This marks the second time this season Prairie Dawg have gotten the best of Warriors, after winning 154.6-128.86 in their last matchup. Prairie Dawg finish the season at 11-6, while Warriors end the campaign at 10-7.

Matchup Timeline

  Prairie Dawg   Warriors

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

While allowing only 3 points, surrendering 151 yards, and forcing 4 turnovers against the Giants, the Bears defense scored 21 points this week. Their scoring output more-than-doubled their 8.55-point projection and was much higher than their 11.33-point season scoring average.
The Chicago Bears defense

Top Player Comparison

Prairie Dawg
Points
% of total points 142.3
1
Najee Harris
RB
28.1
16.99
19.7%
2
Davante Adams
WR
25.1
20.85
17.6%
3
Josh Allen
QB
23.9
25.32
16.8%
4
The Chicago Bears defense
DEF
21
8.55
14.8%
Warriors
Points
% of total points 116.3
1
Amon-Ra St. Brown
WR
31.4
12.69
27%
2
Jonathan Taylor
RB
17.9
20.85
15.4%
3
Deebo Samuel
WR
15.7
16.25
13.5%
4
Ryan Tannehill
QB
13.5
20.29
11.6%

Matchup Highlights

Sunday Late
Amon-Ra St. Brown had a 26-yard touchdown run for Warriors, while Deebo Samuel had a 45-yard touchdown catch, helping Warriors to a 97.2-89.1 lead.
Sunday Night
Greg Joseph had a 51-yard field goal for Warriors, who trailed 114.2-103.2 after Sunday Night Football.
Monday
Najee Harris had a 37-yard touchdown run for Prairie Dawg on Monday night, helping to add to the margin of victory for the team.

Points By Position

  Prairie Dawg   Warriors

StatSmack

Warriors have a losing record against Prairie Dawg this season, with a record of 1-2.
Prairie Dawg are on fire, winning three in a row.
We heard scoring helps you win. Prairie Dawg are doing a better job of that, averaging 127.43 versus Warriors's 116.53.
Even the machines think Prairie Dawg have better players. Their projected average points is higher (132.7) than Warriors (114.07).
Once Prairie Dawg put their foot on the gas, they don't let up. They've got more blowout wins this season than Warriors (10 vs 7).
By position, Prairie Dawg have outscored Warriors at QB, RB, TE, K, and DEF this season.
Prairie Dawg don’t just win, they win BIG, with an average margin of victory of 27 points, highest in the league.
Hey Warriors, maybe you'll have better luck next year!

Coach Talk

Prairie Dawg
Nice work deploying a starting crew that won by a whopping 26 points this past week. We took care of business and did what we needed to do.
Warriors
Unless Warriors wants to go full diva-mode, then "not getting enough opportunities" is definitely not an excuse this week. Our pass-catching corps (three WR and one TE) were targeted a respectable 42 times in Week 17. Those players should spend extra practice time working with their QBs, considering they hauled in just 25 catches.