Back-and-forth battle ends with Cocks topping George Foreman in 176.02-143.48 landslide
What a whirlwind! After a back-and-forth matchup featuring three lead changes, Cocks earned a dominant win over George Foreman, rolling to a 176.02-143.48 victory. George Foreman grabbed an early 31.92-point lead on Thursday behind stellar performances from Josh Allen (17.92 points) and Gabe Davis (9.5). Cocks came back to take the lead early Sunday, powered by standout showings from Terry McLaurin (24.5 points) and Taylor Heinicke (21.6). Unphased, George Foreman pulled it together later that afternoon to take a 3.36-point lead behind Tee Higgins (12.5 points) and Jason Myers (10). But Cocks came back again later that night, as CeeDee Lamb (20.4 points) and Brett Maher (4) put them back in the lead once and for all. This marks the first time this season Cocks have taken down George Foreman, after falling 151.16-147.24 in their last matchup. Cocks improve to 8-5 on the season, while George Foreman fall to 7-6.
Dillon racked up 119 yards from scrimmage and ran for a touchdown as the Packers beat the Bears 28-19. In doing so, he put up 20.9 points and nearly doubled his scoring projection, the highest percent increase of any player on Cocks this week. Dillon will go up against the Rams in Week 14.
Sunday Early
There were players with big-time moments on both teams early Sunday, but after all the points were tallied, Cocks had a 140.12-116.48 lead. Taylor Heinicke had a 28-yard touchdown pass for Cocks, while AJ Dillon had a 21-yard touchdown run. Mike White made the highlight reel for George Foreman with a 60-yard pass.
Sunday Night
CeeDee Lamb had a 20-yard touchdown catch for Cocks, helping the team to a 164.52-143.48 lead.
Cocks
Spotting mismatches is a huge component to winning in football. We really took that to heart this week by doubling up George Foreman at the wide receiver position (57.4 points to 23.2).
George Foreman
Well, we can't really gripe about a shortage of opportunities this time, can we? As a group, our four pass-catchers (three WR and one TE) collectively got a healthy 20 targets in Week 13. With only 10 total receptions, this group may be showing signs of chemistry issues.