Fancy Football X - Week 2

Richter Tips the Scale by 1.1

Week 2 — Fancy Football X

Alex’s low-chalk lineup claims the crown

Congratulations to Alex Richter, who scored 155.7 points and edged Eric Wilde by just 1.1 to earn the Week 2 crown. Alex paired Amon-Ra St. Brown’s 38.2 points with 26.5 from Ja’Marr Chase, 24.8 from Jaylen Waddle, and a 26-point eruption from the Panthers D/ST.

Those hits were enough to overcome just 7.2 points from Trevor Lawrence and give Alex the win with the week’s lowest chalk rating at 6.9. Alex was the 4th person in Fancy Football history to earn The Maverick, winning the crown with the lowest chalk rating.

The victory also moved Alex to 2-for-2 in top-half finishes and into second place overall, tied with league leader Mike Mckenna at $78 in winnings.

One painful pick decides a 1.1-point race

Eric’s runner-up lineup received 40.8 points from Josh Allen, who accounted for five touchdowns Thursday night, plus 38.2 from Amon-Ra St. Brown and 26.8 from Kenneth Walker III. But DJ Moore scored minus-0.1 before suffering a shoulder/stinger and head impact late in the second quarter. He was ruled out at the start of the second half.

That early exit proved enormous in a contest decided by barely one point. Even with the negative score, Eric finished at 154.6 and cleared third-place Ben Maier by 3.5.

Ben’s 151.1 featured Amon-Ra St. Brown, Rashod Bateman, James Cook III, and George Kittle. In fact, six of the seven contestants who drafted Amon-Ra St. Brown finished inside the top seven, making his 38.2-point Thursday performance the clearest path to the top of the board.

The contrarian stars come through

Several lightly drafted players supplied the week’s biggest swings. Colin Santee was the only contestant to roster Davante Adams, whose slate-leading 42.5 points helped Colin finish fifth with a low 9.4 chalk rating.

Giovanni Vincenzo rode a one-of-one CeeDee Lamb selection for 38.3 points and finished fourth despite receiving zero from Nico Collins, who was inactive before kickoff with a hamstring injury. Chris Chmielewski found another solo gem in Dalton Schultz, turning the $3,200 tight end’s 29 points into a ninth-place finish.

Alex’s Panthers D/ST selection was similarly decisive. The unit forced five turnovers, scored 26 fantasy points, and appeared in three lineups; Alex and Mike Mckenna both used it to finish in the top eight.

Thursday’s land mines linger

While Josh Allen and Amon-Ra St. Brown launched contenders up the standings, DJ Moore dragged down 13 lineups after his first-half departure. Only Eric, Zachary Wand, and Bob Wand managed top-half finishes among that group.

The other popular disappointments were not much kinder. Malik Nabers scored 1.1 points for eight contestants, while Colston Loveland produced 1.3 for seven. Justin Jefferson, drafted by 12 contestants, finished with only 8.5 points in Minnesota’s touchdown-free win.

At the payout line, Evan Devoe survived both DJ Moore’s negative score and Dallas Goedert leaving early in the second quarter to claim 20th place with 112.4. That was 3.5 points ahead of Casey Oliver, making Evan the final contestant to earn a Week 2 win.

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New Orleans Saints 24, Baltimore Ravens 17

Headlines

Baltimore built a 14–3 second-quarter lead, with Derrick Henry scoring on the ground and Lamar Jackson connecting with Rashod Bateman for a 22-yard touchdown.
The Ravens managed only three second-half points. New Orleans tied the game at 17 when Tyler Shough found Chris Olave for a fourth-quarter touchdown and Travis Etienne converted the ensuing two-point attempt.
Shough then scored on a 1-yard touchdown run with 1:28 remaining to give the Saints the lead. Julian Blackmon sealed the victory with an interception of Jackson with 21 seconds left.
The Saints overcame an early deficit by converting 8 of 15 third downs and both of their fourth-down attempts.
Key performances from the drafted players included Jackson’s 21-of-31 passing for 235 yards, one touchdown and one interception; Bateman’s seven catches for 88 yards and a touchdown; Henry’s 68 rushing yards and a touchdown; Olave’s eight catches for 86 yards and a touchdown; Vele’s five catches for 64 yards; and Etienne’s 25 rushing yards, six receiving yards and successful two-point conversion.

Injuries

Zay Flowers, Ravens WR — inactive before the game, hamstring. He did not play and therefore had no production.
Ronnie Stanley, Ravens LT — injured in the third quarter, toe. He was listed as questionable to return and was replaced by Carson Vinson; he did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
Lamar Jackson, Ravens QB — no injury or early exit reported. He played the entire game.
Rashod Bateman, Ravens WR — no injury or early exit reported. He played and finished with seven catches for 88 yards and a touchdown.
Derrick Henry, Ravens RB — no injury or early exit reported. He played and finished with 68 rushing yards and a touchdown.
Chris Olave, Saints WR — no injury or early exit reported despite a pregame hamstring designation. He played and finished with eight catches for 86 yards and a touchdown.
Devaughn Vele, Saints WR — no injury or early exit reported. He finished with five catches for 64 yards.
Travis Etienne Jr., Saints RB — no injury or early exit reported. He played throughout the game and finished with 25 rushing yards, six receiving yards and the game-tying two-point conversion.
Chris Moore, Ravens WR — no injury or early exit reported. He recorded one catch for six yards.
Ravens D/ST — no notable injury or early exit reported. The defense allowed the Saints to rally from 14–3 down and could not stop New Orleans on its decisive fourth-quarter drives.

Green Bay Packers 20, New York Jets 17 (OT)

Final score and game summary

The Packers rallied from a 17–7 fourth-quarter deficit, scoring the game’s final 13 points to win in overtime and avoid an 0–2 start.
Green Bay tied the game on Trey Smack’s 34-yard field goal with 2:59 remaining in regulation. After the Jets punted on their overtime possession, Smack won it with a 26-yard field goal.
Jordan Love completed 16 of 29 passes for 145 yards and two touchdowns. Geno Smith went 27-for-41 for 247 yards and one touchdown.
Green Bay’s touchdowns came on passes to MarShawn Lloyd and Christian Watson. The Jets scored touchdowns through Braelon Allen and Garrett Wilson.
Skyy Moore’s 63-yard punt return set up Green Bay’s tying field goal. The Packers overcame 14 penalties for 133 yards, while the Jets committed 13 penalties for 156 yards.

Important headlines

The Packers’ comeback spoiled the Jets’ home opener after New York led 17–7 in the fourth quarter.
Green Bay lost wide receiver Jayden Reed and right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele on consecutive plays during the opening drive; both were carted off.
The overtime possession was decided by Green Bay’s rushing and short-passing attack, including runs by Kaleb Johnson and receptions by Chris Brooks and Matthew Golden.

Injuries

Jayden Reed, Packers — neck: Injured and carted off during the opening drive, in the first quarter. He did not return, and coach Matt LaFleur said Reed had movement in all his extremities and would remain hospitalized overnight for observation. He stopped producing after leaving.
Zach Bako-Bewele, Packers — knee: Injured on the next play after Reed, during the opening drive in the first quarter, and was carted off. He did not return; LaFleur said the injury “doesn’t look good.” He stopped producing after leaving.
Aaron Banks, Packers — toe: Left the game with a toe injury; the exact timing and return status were not reported. He stopped producing after leaving.
Donovan Jennings, Packers — hand: Entered as Banks’ replacement and later suffered a hand injury. He did not produce after leaving, and a return was not reported.
Anthony Campbell, Packers — ankle: Injured in the first half and did not return to production. His return status was not reported.
Bo Melton, Packers — stinger: Left in the third quarter with a stinger. He did not produce after leaving, and a return was not reported.
Marcelino McCrary-Ball, Jets — ankle: Ruled out after halftime. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
Kiko Mauigoa, Jets — quadriceps: Ruled out after halftime. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
David Onyemata, Jets — groin: Ruled out after halftime. He did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
Mason Taylor, Jets — thumb: Injured in the fourth quarter. His return was not reported; no production after the injury was reported.

Inactive players

Jets: Minkah Fitzpatrick, Omar Cooper Jr., Joseph Ossai, and Kene Nwangwu were ruled out before the game and did not play.
Packers: Warren Brinson was ruled out before the game. Javon Hargrave was listed as doubtful and did not appear in the game’s reported player production.

Bengals 20, Texans 6

Recap

Cincinnati improved to 2–0 with a dominant road win, holding Houston without a touchdown and limiting the Texans to 60 rushing yards and 5-for-17 on third down.
Joe Burrow completed 20 of 31 passes for 207 yards and two touchdowns. Ja’Marr Chase caught seven passes for 75 yards and both touchdowns, including a 32-yard acrobatic score in the second quarter and an 18-yard touchdown in the third.
Tee Higgins led Cincinnati in receiving yardage with five catches for 95 yards and converted two third downs during the drive for Chase’s first touchdown.
Evan McPherson added field goals of 51 yards in the third quarter and 57 yards in the fourth. Houston’s only points came on two field goals.
A key defensive play came in the second quarter when Dexter Lawrence II stopped David Montgomery for a one-yard loss on fourth-and-inches at Cincinnati’s 18-yard line, denying Houston a red-zone opportunity.
Chase’s two-touchdown performance gave him 66 receiving touchdowns since entering the league, moving him past Davante Adams for the most in that span.

Injuries

Nico Collins, Texans — inactive before the game, hamstring: He did not play and therefore had no production; there was no quarter or half in which he could return.
Jadeveon Clowney, Texans — inactive before the game, knee: He did not play and therefore had no production; there was no quarter or half in which he could return.
Jake Hummel, Texans — inactive before the game, groin/ankle: He did not play and therefore had no production; there was no quarter or half in which he could return.
Ed Ingram, Texans — inactive before the game, groin: He did not play and therefore had no production; there was no quarter or half in which he could return.
B.J. Hill, Bengals — inactive before the game, Achilles/rest designation: He did not play and therefore had no production; there was no quarter or half in which he could return.
Tee Higgins, Bengals — played the entire game without a reported injury or early exit: He finished with five catches for 95 yards, so there was no stoppage in production.
Ja’Marr Chase, Bengals — played the entire game without a reported injury or early exit: He finished with seven catches and two touchdowns, so there was no stoppage in production.
Dalton Schultz, Texans — active; no injury or early exit reported: No quarter or half departure was reported, and there was no production stoppage attributed to an injury.
Xavier Hutchinson, Texans — no injury or early exit reported: No quarter or half departure was reported, and there was no production stoppage attributed to an injury.
Mike Gesicki, Bengals — active; no injury or early exit reported: No quarter or half departure was reported, and there was no production stoppage attributed to an injury.
David Montgomery, Texans — no injury or early exit reported: He was stopped for a one-yard loss on a second-quarter fourth-down play but remained available; no injury-related production stoppage was reported.
Texans D/ST — no player-specific in-game injury or early exit reported: The unit allowed 20 points, including two passing touchdowns, and did not record a touchdown or other reported injury-related departure.

Carolina Panthers 34, Atlanta Falcons 3

Headlines

Carolina dominated after a 59-point loss the previous week, holding Atlanta scoreless in three quarters and forcing five turnovers.
Bryce Young completed 23 of 36 passes for 287 yards and three touchdowns. Darren Waller caught two touchdown passes, while Chuba Hubbard caught the other.
Devin Lloyd had two interceptions, nine tackles and a 16-yard pick-six. Carolina intercepted Atlanta three times and held the Falcons to 286 total yards.
Atlanta’s only points came on Nick Folk’s 41-yard field goal. Cooper Rush lost a fumble and threw two interceptions before undrafted rookie Jack Strand replaced him late in the third quarter; Strand also threw an interception and lost a fumble.
The Panthers improved to 1-1 and won their fourth consecutive game against Atlanta. The Falcons fell to 0-2.

Injuries

Nick Scott, Panthers — ribs: Left after recovering a fumble on the first play of the game in the first quarter and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
Claudin Cherelus, Panthers — shoulder: Went down on kickoff coverage in the first quarter, visited the medical tent, was carted to the locker room and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving.
Trevis Gipson Sr., Panthers — possible concussion: Was evaluated in the fourth quarter and returned to the game. No further production was reported after the evaluation.
Jonathon Brooks, Panthers — groin: Aggravated the injury during the game; his return status was not reported. No production after the injury was reported.
Bobby Brown III, Panthers — back: Inactive before kickoff. He recorded no snaps or production.
A.J. Terrell Jr., Falcons — concussion evaluation and groin: Left at the end of Carolina’s opening drive in the first quarter. He was initially cleared medically but was later ruled out in the third quarter and replaced by C.J. Henderson. He stopped producing after leaving.
Samson Ebukam, Falcons — hamstring: Injured in the waning minutes of the second quarter and was ruled out early in the third quarter. He had a sack before leaving but recorded no later production.
Brandon Dorlus, Falcons — hand: Injured in the third quarter and was listed as questionable to return. No later production was reported.
Jawaan Taylor, Falcons — ribs: Left in the third quarter with trainers and went to the locker room; his return was questionable. No later production was reported.
Michael Penix Jr., Falcons — knee: Inactive before kickoff. He recorded no snaps or production.
Tua Tagovailoa, Falcons — oblique: Inactive before kickoff. He recorded no snaps or production.
Billy Bowman Jr., Falcons — Achilles: Inactive before kickoff. He recorded no snaps or production.

Denver Broncos 20, Jacksonville Jaguars 13

Final Score

The Broncos overcame a 13–3 deficit, scoring 17 unanswered points in the second half to win 20–13. Jacksonville led 10–3 at halftime and 13–6 after three quarters.
Denver’s scoring included two Wil Lutz field goals, a fourth-quarter touchdown reception by Nate Adkins, and Jonah Coleman’s decisive 3-yard touchdown run with 7:21 remaining.
Bo Nix completed 22 of 31 passes for 288 yards, one touchdown, and no interceptions. Trevor Lawrence completed 17 of 29 passes for 189 yards, no touchdowns, and one interception.

Important Headlines

Jonah Coleman’s fourth-quarter touchdown capped Denver’s comeback and gave the Broncos their first lead of the game.
The loss ended Jacksonville’s nine-game regular-season winning streak and dropped the Jaguars to 1–1; Denver also moved to 1–1.
Jacksonville struggled after halftime, managing only 115 second-half yards while Denver controlled the final two quarters.
Parker Washington led the Jaguars with seven receptions for 98 yards, while Jourdan Lewis intercepted Nix in the end zone late in the first half.
Jacksonville’s Cam Little made two field goals but missed a 54-yard attempt in the fourth quarter. Denver scored its go-ahead touchdown on the ensuing possession.

Injuries

J.K. Dobbins, Broncos RB — hamstring: Left late in the third quarter after carrying 10 times for 36 yards and did not return. He stopped producing after leaving; he had no fourth-quarter production.
DaVon Hamilton, Jaguars DT — back: Sustained the injury in the fourth quarter, returned to the game, and therefore did not stop producing after leaving.
Marvin Mims Jr., Broncos WR — foot: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
R.J. Harvey, Broncos RB — hamstring: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
Sam Ehlinger, Broncos QB: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
Kage Casey, Broncos G: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
Dallen Bentley, Broncos TE: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
Jordan Jackson, Broncos DE: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
Tyler Onyedim, Broncos DE: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
Quinn Ewers, Jaguars QB: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
C.J. Williams, Jaguars WR: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
Tanner Koziol, Jaguars TE: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
Daniel Faalele, Jaguars OL: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
Wesley Williams, Jaguars DE: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
Jack Kiser, Jaguars LB: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.
Jalen Huskey, Jaguars S: Inactive before the game and did not play; he had no game production.

Las Vegas Raiders 26, Los Angeles Chargers 14

Headlines

The Raiders improved to 2–0, while the Chargers fell to 0–2 for the first time since 2023.
Kirk Cousins threw three touchdown passes, including two to Cody White in the second half.
The Chargers led 14–10 early in the third quarter after Justin Herbert’s 10-yard touchdown pass to Oronde Gadsden II, but Las Vegas answered with a touchdown on its next possession.
Las Vegas sealed the win with a late fourth-quarter touchdown and a safety after a holding penalty in the Chargers’ end zone.
Both teams committed an interception in the first half, and the Raiders were stopped on fourth-and-goal from the 1-yard line.
Tre’ Harris produced the Chargers’ longest play of the game, a 53-yard reception that moved the ball to the Raiders’ 5-yard line.

Injuries

David Njoku, Chargers TE — inactive? No; injured in the first play of the second quarter. He was carted off with a right-leg/knee injury and did not return. He finished with one catch for nine yards and stopped producing after leaving. He was later diagnosed with a fibula injury and placed on injured reserve.
Derwin James Jr., Chargers S — injured late in the first quarter. He left with a hand injury, stopped producing during the absence, and returned before halftime wearing a cast on his left hand. He later was diagnosed with a broken left pinky finger but is expected to continue playing with the cast.
Charlie Kolar, Chargers TE — injured in the second half. He left with a forearm injury and did not return, stopping production after his departure. He finished with three catches for 21 yards and was later placed on injured reserve.
Brock Bowers, Raiders TE — inactive before kickoff because of a knee injury. He did not play and therefore recorded no production.
Darien Porter, Raiders CB — inactive before kickoff because of a foot injury. He did not play and had no game production.
Aidan O’Connell, Raiders QB — inactive before kickoff for personal reasons. He did not play and had no game production.
Elijah Molden, Chargers DB — inactive before kickoff because of a hamstring injury. He did not play and had no game production.
Trey Pipkins III, Chargers OL — inactive before kickoff because of a knee injury. He did not play and had no game production.
Deane Leonard, Chargers CB — inactive before kickoff because of an abdominal injury. He did not play and had no game production.

Seattle Seahawks 31, Arizona Cardinals 7

Final Score

Seattle led 7–0 after the first quarter, but Arizona tied the game 7–7 by halftime.
The Seahawks scored 24 unanswered points in the second half, including 10 points in the third quarter and 14 in the fourth.
Seattle quarterback Drew Lock completed 19 of 26 passes for 235 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions in place of the injured Sam Darnold.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught nine passes for 155 yards and all three of Lock’s touchdowns, including an 82-yard score.

Important Headlines

Seattle improved to 2–0 and extended its winning streak to 12 games, the longest in franchise history, while also beating Arizona for the 10th consecutive time.
The Seahawks’ defense held Arizona to roughly 150 yards and allowed only one play of 10 or more yards across 47 Cardinals offensive snaps.
Seattle controlled the fourth quarter with a 16-play, 70-yard touchdown drive that used 10:14 and helped turn a tied game into a rout.
Trey McBride’s touchdown catch was Arizona’s only score; Seattle then pulled away with 24 straight points.

Injuries

Sam Darnold, Seahawks — glute: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore recorded no production.
Ty Okada, Seahawks — hamstring: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore recorded no production.
Anthony Bradford, Seahawks — knee/hip: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore recorded no production.
Garrett Williams, Cardinals — Achilles: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore recorded no production.
Andrew Billings, Cardinals — knee: Inactive before the game; he did not play and therefore recorded no production.
Brandon Pili, Seahawks — concussion evaluation: Hurt in the first half and ruled out before the start of the second half; he did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
Jadarian Price, Seahawks — chest: Left in the fourth quarter; he was questionable to return, and no return was reported. He stopped producing after leaving. Postgame X-rays were negative.
Max Melton, Cardinals — toe: Left in the third quarter and was ruled out for the remainder of the game; he did not return and stopped producing after leaving.
Will Johnson, Cardinals — neck: Left in the fourth quarter and was considered questionable to return; he did not produce after leaving.

Earned Badges

Rank	Username	Score	Best Pick	Worst Pick	Chalk Rating The higher your chalk rating, the higher the popularity of players you picked based on everyone's lineups
1	RichterAlex	155.66	Panthers D/ST 9.6x Value $2700.00 - 26.00 points	Trevor Lawrence 1.2x Value $5800.00 - 7.16 points	🙌 6.94 🙌
2	ewilde	154.62	Josh Allen 5.5x Value $7400.00 - 40.82 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	17.78
3	sw1sh103	151.12	Amon-Ra St. Brown 5.0x Value $7700.00 - 38.20 points	Bijan Robinson 1.4x Value $8200.00 - 11.10 points	8.06
4	GiovanniVincenzo	144.68	CeeDee Lamb 5.2x Value $7300.00 - 38.30 points	Nico Collins 0.0x Value $7000.00 - 0.00 points	13.89
5	cootyshot	143.00	Davante Adams 7.2x Value $5900.00 - 42.50 points	Mike Gesicki 0.0x Value $3600.00 - 0.00 points	9.44
6	KyleGagnon	142.36	Amon-Ra St. Brown 5.0x Value $7700.00 - 38.20 points	Bijan Robinson 1.4x Value $8200.00 - 11.10 points	15.00
7	michaelbordes	136.68	Amon-Ra St. Brown 5.0x Value $7700.00 - 38.20 points	Colston Loveland 0.3x Value $5000.00 - 1.30 points	13.61
8	mmck3	136.68	Panthers D/ST 9.6x Value $2700.00 - 26.00 points	Malik Nabers 0.2x Value $6500.00 - 1.10 points	16.94
9	chmielewski99	132.98	Dalton Schultz 9.1x Value $3200.00 - 29.00 points	Malik Nabers 0.2x Value $6500.00 - 1.10 points	16.11
10	letsgoredwings	131.56	Dak Prescott 4.7x Value $6400.00 - 29.76 points	Jameson Williams 0.9x Value $5700.00 - 5.30 points	14.17
11	richhomiewand	131.42	Josh Allen 5.5x Value $7400.00 - 40.82 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	14.72
12	TheHoradricDraft	131.28	Jared Goff 5.3x Value $6200.00 - 32.78 points	Colston Loveland 0.3x Value $5000.00 - 1.30 points	15.56
13	jimmyc134	130.48	Brock Purdy 4.6x Value $6200.00 - 28.48 points	Luther Burden III 1.1x Value $5700.00 - 6.20 points	12.50
14	thevanbusplane	119.02	Josh Allen 5.5x Value $7400.00 - 40.82 points	Malik Nabers 0.2x Value $6500.00 - 1.10 points	14.17
15	sean8771	118.28	Patrick Mahomes 5.8x Value $5500.00 - 31.98 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	11.94
16	Mpetty22	117.58	Brock Purdy 4.6x Value $6200.00 - 28.48 points	David Montgomery 0.7x Value $6500.00 - 4.40 points	16.11
17	WillBeller	116.88	Travis Kelce 6.7x Value $4200.00 - 28.10 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	17.78
18	JJSTAR14	116.36	Panthers D/ST 9.6x Value $2700.00 - 26.00 points	Jameson Williams 0.9x Value $5700.00 - 5.30 points	16.67
19	inzo54	114.42	Chris Olave 3.1x Value $7200.00 - 22.60 points	Mike Gesicki 0.0x Value $3600.00 - 0.00 points	15.00
20	devoee	112.36	Dak Prescott 4.7x Value $6400.00 - 29.76 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	15.00
21	coliver1721	108.92	Amon-Ra St. Brown 5.0x Value $7700.00 - 38.20 points	Malik Nabers 0.2x Value $6500.00 - 1.10 points	12.81
22	kmm0811	107.38	Travis Kelce 6.7x Value $4200.00 - 28.10 points	Rhamondre Stevenson 0.8x Value $5700.00 - 4.60 points	10.28
23	Sjthomas36	106.68	Brock Purdy 4.6x Value $6200.00 - 28.48 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	🙄 21.39 🙄
24	mfior41	100.08	Brock Purdy 4.6x Value $6200.00 - 28.48 points	Colston Loveland 0.3x Value $5000.00 - 1.30 points	13.06
25	swiperight	99.94	Chris Olave 3.1x Value $7200.00 - 22.60 points	DeMario Douglas 0.5x Value $3800.00 - 1.90 points	11.94
26	TheDraftKingCJ	96.78	Devaughn Vele 2.7x Value $4200.00 - 11.40 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	21.11
27	alyciah	95.50	Jonathan Taylor 3.9x Value $7500.00 - 29.20 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	14.17
28	JakeSquad2	92.20	Jake Ferguson 5.3x Value $3800.00 - 20.30 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	14.17
29	charlieweller	91.32	Dalton Kincaid 4.8x Value $4700.00 - 22.50 points	Colston Loveland 0.3x Value $5000.00 - 1.30 points	11.11
30	iowahawk06	89.98	Sam LaPorta 4.0x Value $4300.00 - 17.20 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	19.44
31	bryandaley4	88.80	James Cook III 3.6x Value $6700.00 - 23.90 points	Malik Nabers 0.2x Value $6500.00 - 1.10 points	8.33
32	JordanRana	88.62	Jake Ferguson 5.3x Value $3800.00 - 20.30 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	16.67
33	larzurus	85.32	Jahmyr Gibbs 2.7x Value $8500.00 - 23.30 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	17.50
34	cecchin2	85.22	Aaron Jones Sr. 2.6x Value $5100.00 - 13.50 points	Chiefs D/ST 0.3x Value $3200.00 - 1.00 points	18.61
35	baweller	85.18	Patrick Mahomes 5.8x Value $5500.00 - 31.98 points	DJ Moore 0.0x Value $5800.00 - -0.10 points	13.61
36	bux28	84.82	Seahawks D/ST 2.3x Value $3500.00 - 8.00 points	Colston Loveland 0.3x Value $5000.00 - 1.30 points	15.83
37	daledo11	84.06	Harold Fannin Jr. 2.5x Value $4100.00 - 10.40 points	Malik Nabers 0.2x Value $6500.00 - 1.10 points	13.06
38	kevinstowe13	82.50	Aaron Jones Sr. 2.6x Value $5100.00 - 13.50 points	Tucker Kraft 0.7x Value $4900.00 - 3.50 points	14.72
39	sclam	81.72	Parker Washington 2.8x Value $5900.00 - 16.80 points	Justin Jefferson 1.1x Value $7800.00 - 8.50 points	13.33
40	bnazty	78.28	Jahmyr Gibbs 2.7x Value $8500.00 - 23.30 points	Malik Nabers 0.2x Value $6500.00 - 1.10 points	11.94