4 tds in one game Crushes Headatitis in Final Showdown

In a stunning victory, 4 tds in one game obliterated Headatitis with a score of 85.00 to 59.00. The win came late on Sunday, leaving Headatitis no chance to recover. It seems like 4 tds in one game's B+ grade was more than enough to put them ahead of Headatitis's dismal D+ grade.

4 tds in one game's best player, Rashee Rice, surpassed expectations by scoring 17.00 points, beating their projection of 13.82. Meanwhile, their worst player, Austin Ekeler, fell short of their projection of 13.22 and could only manage 5.00 points. On the other side, Headatitis's best player, Chris Godwin, also exceeded expectations by scoring 17.00 points, surpassing their projection of 11.48. However, their worst player, Cole Kmet, failed to live up to their projection of 8.21 and scored a disappointing 0.00 points.

With this victory, 4 tds in one game finishes the season with a record of 7-7-0, securing the 9th spot in the standings. Headatitis, on the other hand, ends the season with a woeful record of 3-11-0, landing them in last place. It's safe to say that Headatitis's performance this season has been nothing short of a disaster, while 4 tds in one game managed to salvage some dignity with their .500 record.

Unfortunately, the season has come to an end for both 4 tds in one game and Headatitis. There are no upcoming matchups for either team. However, if they were to continue playing, 4 tds in one game should be proud of their performance this week, especially Rashee Rice who stepped up when it mattered. As for Headatitis, it's time to reflect on what went wrong this season and come back stronger next year. Maybe they should consider drafting some better players? Just a thought.