Doc's Devils come up short of expectations, succumb to Patriot Killer, 197.55-149.75
There's no easy way to put it, Doc's Devils dropped the ball, at least based on projections, as Patriot Killer came from behind for a 197.55-149.75 victory. Patriot Killer trailed 149.75-146.65 heading into Monday night, but the unit charged back behind Kenyan Drake (24.9 points) and Andy Dalton (16). Kirk Cousins (265 Pass Yds, 2 Pass TDs) and Rhamondre Stevenson (60 Rush Yds, 10 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) did their part for Doc's Devils in the loss. Patriot Killer (6-3) will look to add to their success against Night Hawk, while Doc's Devils (3-6) will match up against The Overkiller's in an effort to get back in the win column.
While racking up 109 yards from scrimmage and running for 2 touchdowns against the Saints, Drake scored 24.9 points this week. His scoring output more-than-doubled his 9.74-point projection and was much higher than his 14.03-point season scoring average. Drake will face the Panthers next week.
Sunday Early
Both teams had players with highlight-reel moments early Sunday, after which Doc's Devils emerged with a 103.75-68.30 lead. Stefon Diggs had a 42-yard catch for Patriot Killer, while Tyler Bass had a 51-yard field goal. Kirk Cousins made the highlight reel for Doc's Devils with a 47-yard pass.
Sunday Late
Both teams had players with highlight-reel plays on Sunday afternoon, after which Doc's Devils owned a 145.90-95.85 lead. For Patriot Killer, Geno Smith had a 51-yard pass. Matthew Stafford made the highlight reel for Doc's Devils with a 69-yard touchdown pass.
Monday
Andy Dalton had a 41-yard touchdown pass for Patriot Killer on Monday night, helping propel the team to the win.
Patriot Killer
Wow, Patriot Killer, you put the rest of the league on notice with this performance. Along with a nearly 48-point victory, you also climbed two spots in the league standings!
Doc's Devils
Unless Doc's Devils wants to go full diva-mode, then "not seeing many looks" doesn't fly as an excuse this time around. As a group, our five pass-catchers (four WR, one TE) collectively saw a grand total of 34 targets in Week 9. With only 17 total catches, this group may need to work on chemistry with their QBs.