Comeback Kid come up short of expectations, lose to MGKVSBRD, 96.68-80.58
Comeback Kid were unable to rise to the occasion, falling short of their projected point total, as MGKVSBRD came out on top with a 96.68-80.58 win. Comeback Kid grabbed a 5.88-point lead early Sunday afternoon, but MGKVSBRD held the lead the rest of the way. They were led by Justin Herbert (19.48 points) and Chuba Hubbard (15.9). Josh Allen (147 Pass Yds, 1 Pass TD, 47 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD) and Mike Williams (6 Rec, 116 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) were the top performers for Comeback Kid in the loss. This marks the first time this season MGKVSBRD have gotten the best of Comeback Kid, after falling 91.6-76.18 in their last matchup. MGKVSBRD (9-5) will look to keep it rolling in the playoffs, while Comeback Kid (10-4) will attempt to bounce back and make a run of their own in the postseason.
Going up against the Steelers in Week 14, the Ravens defense allowed 14 points, surrendered 329 yards, and intercepted 3 passes. In doing so, they put up 11 points and scored 52.6% higher than their scoring projection, the highest percentage of any player on MGKVSBRD this week. Next week, the Ravens will square off against the Browns.
The Baltimore Ravens defense
Sunday Early
Josh Allen had a 24-yard touchdown pass for Comeback Kid, helping the team to a 30.98-25.10 lead.
Sunday Night
There were players with highlight-reel moments for both teams on Sunday night, but after all was said and done, MGKVSBRD owned an 81.88-68.98 lead. For MGKVSBRD, Justin Herbert had a 55-yard pass. Mike Williams made the highlight reel for Comeback Kid with a 55-yard catch.
MGKVSBRD
Bravo, MGKVSBRD. Good work assembling a starting crew that won by more than 16 points in Week 14. We should take this victory in stride, tip our hat to the GM of Comeback Kid, and continue the march towards the Hiawatha League of Champions title.
Comeback Kid
"Not seeing enough opportunities" shouldn't really be an excuse this week for Comeback Kid. Our trio of pass-catchers (two WR and one TE) were targeted a whopping 21 times in Week 14. With only 13 total receptions, that group may need to work on chemistry with their QBs.