Burt Bombers come back to win against Wallywood in 153.10-128.65 drubbing
Both teams stepped up, but Burt Bombers knocked off Wallywood. Predicted to win 92.73-91.03, Burt Bombers cruised to a 153.10-128.65 win over Wallywood. Burt Bombers nabbed an early 11.40-point lead on Thursday. Wallywood came back to take the lead on Sunday night, powered by Travis Kelce (29.5 points) and Isiah Pacheco (10.7). Not to be deterred, Burt Bombers made a run on Monday night with their back against the wall, as Jimmy Garoppolo (35.7 points) and Christian McCaffrey (10.6) put them back ahead once and for all. This marks the first time this season Burt Bombers have beaten Wallywood, after falling 122.4-104.2 in their last matchup. Burt Bombers (5-6) will look to maintain their momentum against JonnyFab, while Wallywood (7-4) meet Gardettos in an effort to get some positive momentum.
Sunday Early
Tyler Bass had a 56-yard field goal for Burt Bombers to contribute to a 57.20-47.05 lead for the team.
Sunday Late
There were players with big-time plays on both teams on Sunday afternoon, after which Burt Bombers owned a 106.80-74.45 lead. For Burt Bombers, Tony Pollard had a 68-yard touchdown catch and a 30-yard touchdown catch. Dak Prescott made the highlight reel for Wallywood with a 68-yard touchdown pass and a 30-yard touchdown pass.
Sunday Night
Travis Kelce had a 32-yard touchdown catch for Wallywood, contributing to a 114.65-106.80 lead for the team.
Monday
Jimmy Garoppolo had a 39-yard touchdown pass and a 32-yard touchdown pass for Burt Bombers on Monday night, helping push the team to the win.
Burt Bombers
Now that's what we call righting the ship... The GM of Burt Bombers shrugged off their two-game losing streak by logging a whopping 153.1 points this past week!
Wallywood
"Not seeing many chances" really isn't an excuse this week for Wallywood. As a group, our trio of pass-catchers (two WR and one TE) combined to see a hearty 25 targets in Week 11. Chemistry could be the primary issue, as that group hauled in only 13 receptions.