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Three different goff running backs each outscored Nubz's whole backfield

Nubz built this roster around Saquon Barkley, and Saquon and Omarion Hampton put together 13.60 out of two running back slots. Jaylen Warren beat that number by himself. So did Jeremiyah Love, and so did Bhayshul Tuten, a guy goff had in the flex. Take the quarterbacks off both sides and Nubz's other eight starters scored 53 while goff's four running backs alone scored 65.50. You got out-rushed by Inner Excellence, Nubz, and it wasn't close.

mlev won both QB slots and the backfield, then Justin Jefferson scored 4.95

mlev won this game everywhere but the one place he paid for. Lamar and Stafford outscored Ryan's quarterback spot by nearly thirty, Derrick Henry out-ran Ryan's whole backfield, and none of it mattered because Ryan started Jaxon Smith-Njigba and mlev started Justin Jefferson. JSN put up 34.36, and mlev's three starting receivers put up 18.25 together, with Jefferson at 4.95 and the flex handed to Jalen Coker. You had the better quarterbacks and the better running back, mlev, and lost because your receiver room showed up in sweatpants.

Jahmyr Gibbs outscored McCaffrey and Taylor together and Spark's receivers didn't matter

Spark won the receiver battle, Lamb and Adams both had big days, and none of it mattered because go0 owns Jahmyr Gibbs. Gibbs went for 39.65 while McCaffrey and Jonathan Taylor combined for 29.05, so one go0 running back beat Spark's entire backfield with ten to spare. Take Gibbs out of the lineup and go0 loses this game. That's the whole team, Spark, one guy, and you couldn't survive it with the best receiver day in the matchup. He's the only reason September is still going go0's way.

Twenty starters between Sean and Juice and not one of them scored 20

Twenty starting spots in this game and not one player cracked 20 points. Jared Goff was the best guy on the field at 19.36, and he was on the losing side. Juice won both quarterback slots and lost anyway, because Tyler Warren outscored Freiermuth by eight and Sean's running backs beat his, even with Emanuel Wilson giving Sean 1.40 out of the second slot. Paul, three receivers on your bench each outscored your best starting running back. Sean, you won and you should feel worse than he does.

Brendan's five receivers came within 0.27 of outscoring Rob's entire lineup

Brendan's starting receivers scored 84.90. Rob's starting lineup, all ten of them, scored 85.17. Five guys against ten, and Rob's whole team edged Brendan's wideouts by a quarter of a point, with a quarterback advantage he never got to use because the other nine spots were on fire. Christian Watson alone outscored Rob's three running backs combined, and he was Brendan's third-best receiver on the day. Rob, when a man's wideouts are a rounding error from your whole team, the problem isn't the schedule.

Lack's two starting receivers scored 9.55 together and Drake London tripled it alone

Lack started three tight ends and two receivers, and the two receivers, Nabers and Wicks, scraped up 9.55 between them. Drake London tripled that by himself. Chuba Hubbard, the guy in Adam's flex, beat both of Lack's receivers combined too. Adam's backfield outscored Lack's by 35 and his receivers by 33, so the King of Second Place lost at every position that isn't tight end. Nabers is a first-round pick playing like a waiver claim, Lack, and next week you get Rob, so it's a race to see who starts fewer real wideouts.