Houston Gamblers overcome starter's goose egg, knock off NovaScotia Claymores in 248.95-240.92 nailbiter
Despite a 0-point performance from Trey Hendrickson, Houston Gamblers were able to persevere and earn the win, narrowly earning a 248.95-240.92 victory over NovaScotia Claymores. It wasn't nearly as close as the final score indicates, as Houston Gamblers led 248.95-194.90 heading into Monday night. NovaScotia Claymores came roaring back behind Tom Brady, who passed for 281 yards and 2 touchdowns for 46.02 points. Joe Burrow (286 Pass Yds, 2 Pass TDs, 46 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD) and Christian Watson (46 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD, 48 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) were the standout performers for Houston Gamblers in the win. Houston Gamblers ends the season on a high note, but they'll miss the postseason with a record of 4-9. NovaScotia Claymores will also be home for the playoffs, finishing at 6-7.
Burrow passed for 286 yards , ran for 46 yards and scored 3 touchdowns as the Bengals beat the Chiefs 27-24. In doing so, he put up 61.82 points to scored 49.1% higher than his 41.47-point projection, the highest percentage of any player on Houston Gamblers this week. Next week, Burrow will go up against the Browns.
Sunday Early
Both teams had players with big-time moments early Sunday, but it was NovaScotia Claymores who claimed the lead, 139.50-135.00. For Houston Gamblers, Christian Watson had a 46-yard touchdown run. Brandon McManus made the highlight reel for NovaScotia Claymores with a 52-yard field goal and a 50-yard field goal.
Sunday Late
Joe Burrow had a 40-yard pass for Houston Gamblers to contribute to a 243.95-158.30 lead for the team.
Houston Gamblers
Whoa, now that's what we're lookin' for! A completion percentage of 81 percent for Joe Burrow this past week. Quality *and* quantity! The Chiefs secondary didn't know what hit 'em! In what wound up being a tight matchup, the GM of Houston Gamblers is grateful for that precision and attention to detail.
NovaScotia Claymores
Unless NovaScotia Claymores wants to go diva-mode on us, then "not seeing many chances" isn't really an excuse this time around. As a group, our trio of pass-catchers (two WR and one TE) collectively received a grand total of 20 targets in Week 13. Those players should participate in some additional timing drills with their QBs, considering they pulled down only 10 balls.