Monday night, minus one
Final
Remember The Tateans
Luke Uliana
121.90
vsby 0.30
Final
Brotherly Shove
Sean Bilger
121.60
Matthew Golden gave Remember The Tateans (Luke Uliana) 18.5 on Thursday night. Then Brotherly Shove (Sean Bilger) put eight starters in the 1:00 window and they scored 102.16: Jaxon Smith-Njigba 30.36, Kenneth Walker III 20.3, Tee Higgins 18.0, Josh Downs 10.2. Sean led 102.16 to 76.0 at 4 o'clock. Lamar Jackson added 20.44 in the late window and it was 122.6 to 91.2, a 31.4 lead, with one Sean starter still to play.
Matthew Stafford scored 20.9 on Sunday night and the lead was 10.5. Monday night was Eagles at Bears. Luke had D'Andre Swift, a Bear. Sean had the Eagles defense. Swift scored 9.8, which left Luke 0.7 short. The Bears won 27 to 7 and the Eagles defense finished at -1.0. Sean's total went down on the last night of the week, from 122.6 to 121.60, and Luke's 121.90 was enough.
Sean, the receipt. Colston Loveland started at tight end in Weeks 1 and 2 and scored 0.0 and 0.8. He got benched for Dalton Schultz. Schultz scored 4.5. Loveland scored 5.1 on Monday night, for the Bears, in the game that beat you. That swap is worth 0.6 and the game was decided by 0.30. An empty defense slot wins it too. These were the two tightest lineups in the league, Sean 0.6 off perfect and Luke 0.9, and it came down to a tight end and a defense. Sean has scored 121.96, 120.00 and 121.60 this season. The first two won.
Three weeks, three leads
Final
Taking out the Trash Panda
Lovell Bivins
92.52
vsby 9.04
Final
Jeantyfication
Jeff Darcy
83.48
Drake London scored 23.9 on Thursday for Taking out the Trash Panda (Lovell Bivins) and Kyle Pitts Sr. scored 1.0 for Jeantyfication (Jeff Darcy), so Lovell led by 22.9 before the weekend. Then Lovell's early window produced 12.2 points from three starters, Jonathan Taylor 8.2, the Steelers defense 4.0 and Calvin Ridley 0.0, while Jeff got 22.58 from Joe Burrow and 13.0 from Chuba Hubbard. Jeff led 61.08 to 36.1 at 4 o'clock and 73.98 to 49.9 when the late games ended. A 24.08 lead.
Lovell had three starters in Rams at Broncos on Sunday night: Kyren Williams 18.8, J.K. Dobbins 5.8, Jaylen Waddle 5.4. That is 30.0, and Lovell led 79.9 to 73.98. Each team had one Eagle left for Monday. Jalen Hurts scored 12.62 for Lovell. DeVonta Smith scored 9.5 for Jeff. These were two of the three lowest scores in the league and one of them had to win.
Jeff, third Tuesday in a row. Keenan Allen scored 15.3 on your bench. In for Justin Jefferson (4.2) he wins the game by 2.06. In for TreVeyon Henderson (3.4) he wins it by 2.86. Henderson got the start one week after scoring 13.6 on the bench. Kyle Pitts Sr. has started three times and scored 0.0, 2.0 and 1.0, and T.J. Hockenson has outscored him from the bench all three weeks. Jeff has led after the late games every week of the season and has not won. Lovell should not feel good either: Brock Purdy scored 31.28 on his bench behind Hurts, and we will get to that.
Up 42 at 4 o'clock
Final
Hill Street Blues
Davis Martisofski
117.94
vsby 18.08
Final
Ja'Marr Ja'Marr Binks
Joshua Smith
99.86
Ja'Marr Ja'Marr Binks (Joshua Smith) had seven starters in the early window and they scored 77.96: Ja'Marr Chase 20.3, Jared Goff 19.36, Evan McPherson 11.8, Cam Skattebo 11.5, Parker Washington 11.5. Josh led 82.56 to 40.2 at 4 o'clock, a 42.36 lead. Hill Street Blues (Davis Martisofski) had gotten 20.6 from Harold Fannin Jr. and 1.7 from De'Von Achane.
Josh had two starters left, both in the late window. Javonte Williams scored 17.3. The 49ers defense scored 0.0. That was the end of Josh's week at 99.86. Davis got 53.6 from four late starters, CeeDee Lamb 16.7, Zay Flowers 12.9, Tyler Loop 12.3 and Aaron Jones Sr. 11.7, and trailed by 6.06 with Bo Nix still to play on Sunday night. Nix scored 24.14.
Davis benched Nix for Justin Herbert in Weeks 1 and 2. This week he started Nix, whom 24.0 percent of ESPN started, and Herbert scored 12.74 sitting down. He also started two tight ends, Fannin in the flex and Isaiah Likely (2.3) at tight end, which is one way to settle the tight end question. Davis has now won two straight after trailing by more than 33 at 4 o'clock. Josh did not have a lineup that wins this one: a perfect card scores 108.76. Since the 144.06 in Week 1, Josh has scored 97.42 and 99.86.