B.Robinson² Crushes Time to Stef up and Win's Dreams with Dominant Win

In a Week 14 matchup that was more one-sided than a toddler's game of tug-of-war, B.Robinson² trounced Time to Stef up and Win with a score of 256.77 to 214.92. The victory came early on Sunday, leaving Time to Stef up and Win with no chance of a comeback. While B.Robinson² celebrated their A+ grade, Time to Stef up and Win could only muster a disappointing D+.

Time to Stef up and Win's best player, Jonathan Greenard, had a stellar performance, surpassing his projection by a whopping 21.58 points. Unfortunately for Time to Stef up and Win, their worst player of the week was Stefon Diggs, who fell short of his projection by a disappointing 11.85 points. On the other side, B.Robinson²'s best player, Deebo Samuel, dominated the field, outperforming his projection by 22.63 points. However, B.Robinson²'s worst player, Justin Herbert, had a forgettable game, falling short of his projection by a whopping 15.11 points.

With this win, B.Robinson² solidifies their spot in second place with a record of 11-3-0. Meanwhile, Time to Stef up and Win's record drops to a dismal 4-10-0, leaving them in ninth place. It's safe to say that B.Robinson² is flying high while Time to Stef up and Win is crashing and burning.

Looking ahead, B.Robinson² has a bye week in the quarterfinals, giving them a well-deserved break. As for Time to Stef up and Win, they will face off against All Time in the consolation quarterfinals. It's do or die for Time to Stef up and Win, and they'll need to step up their game if they want to salvage any pride from this season. Maybe it's time for some desperate lineup changes or a prayer to the fantasy gods. Good luck, Time to Stef up and Win!