Kaepital Punishment outperform expectations, come back to knock off Destiny Defined in 186.20-130.98 landslide
Kaepital Punishment rose to the occasion and exceeded expectations, rolling to a 186.20-130.98 win over Destiny Defined, who fell short of projections. Kaepital Punishment got out to an early 14.40-point lead on Thursday. Destiny Defined came back to take the lead early afternoon Sunday, powered by the New England Patriots defense (30 points) and Marvin Jones Jr. (17.5). Unphased, Kaepital Punishment made a run on Monday night with their back against the wall, as Aaron Jones (41.5 points) and Aaron Rodgers (35.8) put them back in the lead once and for all. Kaepital Punishment (1-1) will look to keep it rolling against SAFETY BLITZ, while Destiny Defined (1-1) will take on ROGUE RAIDERS in an effort to get back on track.
While racking up 115 yards from scrimmage and scoring 4 touchdowns against the Lions, Jones scored 41.5 points this week. He more-than-doubled his 20.38-point projection in the 35-17 win. Jones ranks #18 among all fantasy players this season and will face the 49ers next week.
Thursday
Darius Slayton had a 33-yard touchdown catch for Kaepital Punishment to contribute to a 14.40-0.00 lead for the team.
Sunday Early
Marvin Jones Jr. had a 25-yard touchdown catch for Destiny Defined, while Chase Claypool had a 52-yard catch, contributing to a 93.20-38.00 lead for Destiny Defined.
Monday
Aaron Rodgers hit Robert Tonyan for a 22-yard touchdown pass for Kaepital Punishment. Rodgers also lit up the scoreboard with a 50-yard pass on Monday night, helping propel Kaepital Punishment to the win.
Kaepital Punishment
Whoa, that Lions defense didn't see it coming! 22 connections on 27 attempts: good enough for an 81% completion percentage for Aaron Rodgers. We know the GM of Kaepital Punishment has to be appreciative of the attention to detail.
Destiny Defined
Destiny Defined may find it tough to complain about lack of opportunity this past week. Our pass-catching corps (three WR, one TE) collectively got a grand total of 34 targets in Week 2. With only 17 total receptions, this group may be showing signs of chemistry issues.