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Week 13

Weekly
Grade
Pop's
8-5 126
108.71
 
VS
proj
Skins on the Warpath
84 4-9
83.86

Pop's beat predictions, knock off Skins on the Warpath in 126-84 drubbing

Pop's rose to the occasion and outperformed expectations, rolling to a 126-84 victory over Skins on the Warpath. The matchup was decided before it really even started, as Pop's jumped out to a 35-point lead early Sunday afternoon behind a combined 41 points from Dallas Goedert (6 Rec, 105 Rec Yds, 2 Rec TDs) and Tee Higgins (9 Rec, 138 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD). Russell Wilson (21 points) and Leonard Fournette (14) did their part for Skins on the Warpath in defeat. This marks the second time this season Pop's have taken down Skins on the Warpath, after winning 151-118 in their last matchup. Pop's (8-5) will look to maintain their winning ways against Tayda's Tots, while Skins on the Warpath (4-9) face off against WindyCity Rebels in an effort to right the ship.

Matchup Timeline

  Pop's   Skins on the Warpath

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

Playing the Jets in Week 13, Goedert caught 6 passes for 105 yards and 2 touchdowns. In doing so, he put up 22 points and more-than-tripled his scoring projection, the highest percent increase of any TE in the league this season. Next week, Goedert will battle the Football Team.
Dallas Goedert

Top Player Comparison

Pop's
Points
% of total points 126
1
Dallas Goedert
TE
22
5.84
17.5%
2
Lamar Jackson
QB
20
27.17
15.9%
3
Tee Higgins
WR
19
9.25
15.1%
4
Cooper Kupp
WR
18
13.34
14.3%
Skins on the Warpath
Points
% of total points 84
1
Russell Wilson
QB
21
24.37
25%
2
Leonard Fournette
RB
14
13.32
16.7%
3
Harrison Butker
K
12
9.93
14.3%
4
Tyler Lockett
WR
12
8.67
14.3%

Matchup Highlights

Sunday Early
There were players with highlight-reel moments on both teams early Sunday, but it was Pop's who took the lead, 67-32. Dallas Goedert had a 36-yard touchdown catch and a 25-yard touchdown catch for Pop's, while Tee Higgins had a 29-yard touchdown catch. DeAndre Hopkins made the highlight reel for Skins on the Warpath with a 20-yard touchdown catch.
Sunday Late
Cooper Kupp had a 29-yard touchdown catch and a 43-yard catch for Pop's, helping the team to a 123-65 lead.
Sunday Night
Harrison Butker had a 56-yard field goal for Skins on the Warpath, who trailed 123-84 after Sunday night.

Points By Position

  Pop's   Skins on the Warpath

Game Notes

Pop's had six of their 11 starting players score higher than their projected points.
Skins on the Warpath had only five of their 11 starters score higher than their projected points.
The final outcome could've looked differently, as Pop's had one starter score zero points, while Skins on the Warpath had four.
Pop's put up more points than their season scoring average (112.62) while Skins on the Warpath fell short of theirs (88.15).
Both teams scored more than their projected point total.
The matchup's 42-point margin was the largest in the league this week.
The victory snaps a two-game losing skid for Pop's.
Not only did Pop's get the W, but they also covered the 24.85-point forecasted margin of victory.
In blowout games this season, Pop's moves to (3-2), while Skins on the Warpath falls to (1-5).
Despite the loss, Russell Wilson scored 21 points, the fourth-highest score for a QB this week.

Coach Talk

Pop's
Hey, we do admire the confidence this past week, Pop's. It takes moxie to deploy a starter with zero points (Jalen Reagor), while still earning the win. We just ask you to please keep those flashy shenanigans to the regular season. Can you imagine how silly we'd look if we let it happen in the playoffs?
Skins on the Warpath
There's a decent chance that Skins on the Warpath could be a better GM in the NFL than in fantasy football. With just 10 total targets in Week 13, their five starting pass-catchers (four WR, one TE) apparently contributed primarily by running decoy routes and blocking downfield.