New England Patriots knock off Baltimore Ravens, 339.30-272.98
New England Patriots rose to the occasion, earning a 339.30-272.98 win over Baltimore Ravens, who fell short of projections. Baltimore Ravens earned a 99.18-point lead early Sunday afternoon behind 50.48 points from J.K. Dobbins (41 Rush Yds, 1 Rush TD, 22 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD) and Lamar Jackson (144 Pass Yds, 1 Pass TD, 73 Rush Yds). But New England Patriots held the lead the rest of the way, powered by Rashaad Penny, who ran for 151 yards and 2 touchdowns for 51.2 points, and Tom Brady, who passed for 385 yards and 3 touchdowns (44.2 points). New England Patriots (2-2) will look to keep it rolling against Buffalo Bills, while Baltimore Ravens (2-2) will attempt to right the ship against Cleveland Browns.
With 51.2 points, Penny nearly quadrupled his 13.04-point projection as the Seahawks beat the Lions 48-45. He ran for 151 yards and 2 touchdowns to beat his projection by the second-highest percentage of any RB in the league this season. Next week, Penny will go up against the Saints.
Sunday Early
There were several players with standout moments for both teams early Sunday, but after all the points were tallied, Baltimore Ravens became the proud owner of a 215.58-116.40 lead. Rashaad Penny had a 41-yard touchdown run and a 36-yard touchdown run for New England Patriots, while Jamaal Williams had a 51-yard touchdown run. Meanwhile, Justin Tucker had a 51-yard field goal for Baltimore Ravens, while Noah Brown had a 45-yard catch.
Sunday Late
DeVante Parker had a 25-yard touchdown catch for New England Patriots, contributing to a 278.10-223.68 lead for the team.
New England Patriots
Whoa, New England Patriots, do you consult for SpaceX or something? Not only did you win by 66+ points, you also skyrocketed a whopping five spots to seventh place in the league standings!
Baltimore Ravens
Chin up, Baltimore Ravens! Trust us, we've been in this business for quite a long time now. Adversity happens, losses pile up, your fans get a little whiny, and the local beat writers turn nit-picky with all of their questions. All part of living that coach life. Just remember that in the world of fantasy football, winning is the easiest way to silence all the critics out there.