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Week 16

Weekly
Grade
Reaper
9-7 356.66
352.15
 
VS
proj
BTR's Dazzling Team
308 5-11
352.31

Reaper hand BTR's Dazzling Team fourth straight loss, 356.66-308.00

Reaper earned a 356.66-308.00 win to hand BTR's Dazzling Team their fourth consecutive loss. Reaper never trailed in this one after earning a 4.40-point lead on Thursday behind Zonovan Knight (6.3 points) and Zay Jones (3.6). Daniel Jones (334 Pass Yds, 1 Pass TD, 34 Rush Yds) and Graham Gano (3-3 FG, 55 long, 1-1 XP) were the top performers for BTR's Dazzling Team in the loss. This marks the second time this season Reaper have gotten the best of BTR's Dazzling Team, after winning 461.18-304.22 in their last matchup. Reaper improve to 9-7 for the season, while BTR's Dazzling Team fall to 5-11.

Matchup Timeline

  Reaper   BTR's Dazzling Team

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

While catching 8 passes for 113 yards and 2 touchdowns against the Cowboys, Smith recorded 43.3 points this week. His scoring output more-than-doubled his 19.01-point projection and was much higher than his 19.46-point season scoring average. Smith ranks #45 among all fantasy players this season and will face the Saints next week.
DeVonta Smith

Top Player Comparison

Reaper
Points
% of total points 356.66
1
Baker Mayfield
QB
44.4
22.68
12.4%
2
DeVonta Smith
WR
43.3
19.01
12.1%
3
Eddy Pineiro
K
37
18.32
10.4%
4
Alvin Kamara
RB
33
26.9
9.3%
BTR's Dazzling Team
Points
% of total points 308
1
Daniel Jones
QB
44.26
29.65
14.4%
2
Graham Gano
K
34
19.67
11%
3
The Arizona Cardinals defense
DEF
29
25.17
9.4%
4
The Minnesota Vikings defense
DEF
27
26.38
8.8%

Matchup Highlights

Saturday
There were multiple players with highlight-reel moments for both teams Saturday, but it was Reaper who grabbed the lead, 279.76-214.42. Greg Joseph had a 61-yard field goal for Reaper, while Derrick Henry had a 48-yard touchdown run. Meanwhile, Graham Gano had a 55-yard field goal for BTR's Dazzling Team, while Travis Kelce had a 52-yard catch.
Sunday Early
Allen Lazard had a 42-yard catch for BTR's Dazzling Team, who trailed 296.66-230.52 after the early games.
Sunday Night
Trace McSorley teamed up with Marquise Brown for a 47-yard pass for BTR's Dazzling Team, who trailed 341.06-285.40 after Sunday night.

Points By Position

  Reaper   BTR's Dazzling Team

StatSmack

There's a pattern emerging. In their two matchup wins against BTR's Dazzling Team, Reaper averaged more points (408.92) than they usually score (380.65).
BTR's Dazzling Team would be doing great, if the goal was to lose. They've lost four in a row.
We heard scoring helps you win. Reaper are doing a better job of that, averaging 380.65 versus BTR's Dazzling Team's 333.48.
As Herm Edwards once said, "You play to win the game!" Reaper (9-7) have a better record than BTR's Dazzling Team (5-11).
Even the computers think Reaper have a better lineup. Their projected average points is higher (369.4) than BTR's Dazzling Team (346.53).
Reaper don't let their opponents come within striking distance. They've got more blowout wins this season than BTR's Dazzling Team (2 vs 0).
Reaper should change their team name to "The Overachievers" since they have scored higher than projected in more matchups than BTR's Dazzling Team (10 vs 7).
By position, Reaper have outscored BTR's Dazzling Team at QB, RB, and DEF this season.
Reaper don’t just win, they win BIG, with an average margin of victory of 31 points, second-highest in the league.
Hey BTR's Dazzling Team, maybe you'll have better luck next year!

Coach Talk

Reaper
Hey, we admire the confidence, Reaper. It takes real guts to play a starter with zero points (Marquise Goodwin), while still earning the W! All we ask is 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?
BTR's Dazzling Team
Your starting QB tossed two interceptions and literally zero touchdowns? We might need to play Monday-morning quarterback here. Was Malik Willis really that out-of-sync with his receivers, or was the Texans secondary just that stout defending the pass?