Huge scores across the entire lineup made this a runaway victor for Randy. He was led by Amon-Ra St Brown's 30 point performance in a loss to Buffalo on Thursday night. Randy's TE duo of Trey McBride and Sam LaPorta put up 14 points a piece. The Special Teams put a bow on the victory for Randy, 16.7 points from Harrison Butker and a neat 20 points from the Vikings D/ST. On the flip side Chris got his own 20 burger from James Cook on Thursday Night. The Patriots provided their own 23 point performance in a dominant victory over Pittsburgh, limiting them to just 3 points. Chris adds his name to the list of those victimized by the Patriots RB room, getting 3.1 points from Rhamondre Stevenson. 

Jaxson Dart's early injury spelled the end of any comeback hope for Ryan. The Giants' offensive line should be investigated as the hit that knocked Dart out was a defensive block party in the backfield. It was nothing but lackluster performances across the board for Team Cotch, with the only double digit players being Christian Watson, whose day was salvaged by a TD, and Will Reichard who was all of the scoring for the Vikings. Ja'Marr Chase was the big winner for this matchup, 23 points on 7-75-2. Chris Olave also showed out in an upset victory over Baltimore, going 8 catches for 86 yards and a tud. Colston Loveland, however, continues to be absent from work, apparently. 

This was one of a handful of games impacted by injuries, but if we're being truly honest with ourselves Caleb Williams was not having a great game prior to the injury. An ugly defensive slopfest in Chicago led to a 7 point performance from the Bears QB. Dan's duo of keepers in Jahmyr Gibbs and CeeDee Lamb handled the bulk of the scoring, putting up 20.3 and 31.3 respectively. Kenneth Walker again had an excellent game for the Chiefs, although he didn't find the end zone this time, finishing with 20.8 points to lead Andy's squad. Stefon Diggs hit paydirt twice in a very efficient 5-47-2 line for 19.2 points. Rounding out the big scoring was Chase McLaughlin, who kicked 4 field goals, including 2 from 50+ for 17.6 points. Monday night was a victory lap for Andy, as Cam Skattebo added more notches in his CTE belt to the tune of 7.5 points. 

The only really close game this week. Jaxon Smith-Njigba seems to be on track for another OPOY award this season, this week it was a massive 9 for 155 and 3TDs for 38 fantasy points with a backup QB. In more of the same old story, Derrick Henry scored 16.2 points and found the endzone. On the winning side, Jeff found huge success with his 49ers triple stack. Purdy-McCaffrey-Kittle put up 65 points. DeVonta Smith had a really nice day, scoring 22.7 points on 10 catches for 117 and 1 TD. If you want to point to one single play that lost Bill this game it was Harrison Mevis missing the FG before halftime on Monday night. If he hits that 43 yarder we're looking at a 5.3 point swing in Bill's score line. Tough luck on that one.

Not that its unexpected, but Josh Allen is the only reason this match was as comfortable a win as it was for Sam. The former MVP blew up on Thursday night for 40.82 points, contributing to 5 total TDs. Garrett Wilson had a tidy 14.2 points in an ugly game against Green Bay. On the negative side for Sam, Marvin Harrison seems to not even be an afterthought for the Cardinals. Just 1 target in Week 2. Jim got a big game out of Dak Prescott who finished just shy of 30 points, throwing for 4 TDs. Anemic NFL North offenses cost Jim big time. Tucker Kraft and Justin Jefferson combined for 9.5 points. For Jim's sake, I hope this is the exception rather than the rule going forward. 

George apparently decided the kind welcome to the league was over for Mike. Despite less than ideal games from Trevor Lawrence, George Pickens, and a gamble that didn't pay off in starting Brock Bowers, George comfortably took home the W this week. Huge games from Jonathan Taylor, who had 27.2 points, and a 35.5 point bomb from Davante Adams on Monday Night were enough to balance out the duds. Mike will want to forget this one. The only bright spots were Tetaroia McMillan who had 12.6 points, and Travis Kelce and his 20.6 points on Sunday Night.