Week 6 was a rough one for Shock & Awe FFL, with five upsets across the seven matchups. With six games being decided by double digit points, it was another big week that needs to be examined more in depth.
Team Pup-N-Suds extended their win streak to four games with a convincing victory over Houston Dinkel, rolling to a 62.04 point win. Houston Dinkel got out to an 8.20-point lead on Thursday, but it was all Team Pup-N-Suds after that. They were led by Joe Burrow (47.5 points), and Patrick Mahomes (35.62 points). Jimmy Garoppolo (22.94 points) and Cooper Kupp (16.7 points) were the leaders for Houston Dinkel in defeat. Team Pup-N-Suds (5-1) will look to add to their success against STL House Centipedes, while Houston Dinkel (4-2) will take on Captain Morgan in an effort to right the ship.
Fueled By Ayahuasca were unable to live up to projections, as Captain Morgan rolled to a 37.7 point win. The matchup was over almost as soon as it started, as Captain Morgan nabbed a 31.54-point lead early Sunday afternoon behind 41.4 points from Michael Pittman Jr. (31.4 points) and Jakobi Meyers (10 points). Kenneth Walker III (19 points) and Justin Herbert (9.42 points) did everything they could for Fueled By Ayahuasca in defeat. Captain Morgan (1-5) will look to keep it rolling against Houston Dinkel, while Fueled By Ayahuasca (3-3) meet All 2 Whales in an effort to get back on track.
SMILF rose to the occasion and exceeded their projected point total, cruising to a 34.78 point win over Car Ramrod, who fell short of projections. SMILF grabbed an 8.50-point lead on Thursday Khalil Herbert and never looked back. Breece Hall (25.1 points) and Christian McCaffrey (23.8) did their part for Car Ramrod in the loss. SMILF (3-3) will look to keep it rolling against Leknid Lunatics, while Car Ramrod (3-3) will meet Dinkel 3.16 in an effort to get back in the win column.
Fowler's Heathens earned a 20.18 point win to hand Autodraft Bitches their third consecutive loss. Fowler's Heathens never trailed in this one after taking a 7.66-point lead early Sunday afternoon behind Matt Ryan (38.16 points) and Allen Lazard (17.6 points). Dalvin Cook (19.3 points) and Lamar Jackson (19.1 points) led the way for Autodraft Bitches in the loss. Fowler's Heathens (3-3) will look to build on their success against Ginger Lightning, while Autodraft Bitches (1-5) will attempt to get back in the win column against The Dictatorship.
Ginger Lightning rallied to earn a 19.54 point win to hand The Dictatorship their third straight loss. Ginger Lightning trailed 98.92-97.56 heading into Monday night, but the unit roared back behind Austin Ekeler, who racked up 24.3 points. Justin Jefferson (22.7 points) and DeVonta Smith (15.4) carried the flag for The Dictatorship in defeat. Ginger Lightning (4-2) will look to add to their success against Fowler's Heathens, while The Dictatorship (3-3) will take on Autodraft Bitches in an effort to develop some positive momentum.
Dinkel 3.16 earned a hard-fought victory over Leknid Lunatics, securing a 13.28 point win. Dinkel 3.16 nabbed an early 12.00-point lead on Thursday. Leknid Lunatics came back to take the lead during the early round of games on Sunday, powered by Bailey Zappe (28.36 points) and Joe Mixon (16.8). Unphased, Dinkel 3.16 pulled it together later that afternoon, as Josh Allen (37.36 points) and Marquise Brown (11.8) put them back on top for good. Dinkel 3.16 (5-1) will look to keep it rolling against Car Ramrod, while Leknid Lunatics (2-4) meet SMILF in an effort to get some positive momentum.
Both teams showed up and exceeded expectations, but STL House Centipedes got the best of All 2 Whales, securing a 5.78 point win. STL House Centipedes never trailed in this one after earning a 25.40-point lead on Thursday behind Justin Fields. Stefon Diggs (35.8 points) and Mike Gesicki (24.9 points) carried the flag for All 2 Whales in the loss. STL House Centipedes (3-3) will look to build on their success against Team Pup-N-Suds, while All 2 Whales (2-4) will try to get back in the win column against Fueled By Ayahuasca.
Studs & Duds
Stud - QB Joe Burrow with 47.50 points for Team Pup-N-Suds
Dud - Jacksonville Jaguars Defense with -1 points for Team Pup-N-Suds
Weekly Challenge - SMILF
This week's challenge was the Clifford Franklin and went to the team with the best wide receiver (regardless of starting position). That team was SMILF, who saw Ja'Marr Chase score 41.20 points. Next week is the Hands Team and goes to the team with the best wide receiver duo, regardless of roster position (wide receiver or flex spot). If that had been the challenge this week, SMILF would have won with a combined 69.5 points from Ja'Marr Chase (41.2 points) and Brandon Aiyuk (28.3 points).
Weekly Rankings
Dinkel 3.16
Team Pup-N-Suds (+1)
Houston Dinkel (-1)
Ginger Lightning (+1)
The Dictatorship (-1)
SMILF (+3)
Car Ramrod (-1)
STL House Centipedes (+3)
Fueled By Ayahuasca (-2)
Fowler's Heathens (+2)
All 2 Whales (-3)
Leknid Lunatics (-2)
Autodraft Bitches
Captain Morgan
Waiver Wire Adds
It's getting thin out there folks. Here's some possible help.
QB - Andy Dalton, Taylor Heinicke
Andy Dalton has been leading the Saints while Jameis Winston has been out with injury. Jameis was active last week but Dalton still got the start and could hold on to the QB1 role moving forward. Taylor Heinicke gets the start this week in Washington and could hold on to the role for a bit with Carson Wentz sidelined with injury for 4-6 weeks.
WR - Darnell Mooney, Wan'Dale Robinson, Tyquan Thornton
Darnell Mooney has seen increased production in Chicago over the past couple weeks and almost found the end zone in Week 6. Wan'Dale Robinson did find the end zone in Week 6 and was 3-4 on targets. With a thin receiving corps for the Giants, Robinson can be a strong piece in that offense. Tyquan Thornton found the end zone twice in Week 6 after coming in for an injured Kendrick Bourne and should keep producing in this offense.
RB - Latavius Murray, D'Onta Foreman, Samaje Perine
Latavius Murray functioned as the RB1 in Denver and outsnapped Melvin Gordon 14 touches to 0 in the second half. D'Onta Foreman has grabbed the RB2 spot in Carolina and with rumors of a Christian McCaffrey trade, Foreman may be worth a stash. Samaje Perine has the clear backup role in Cincinnati and also sees goal line work and could be worth a grab and stash for teams needing running backs.
TE - Daniel Bellinger, Greg Dulcich
Daniel Bellinger led the Giants in targets, receptions, and receiving yards last week and has scored in consecutive weeks. Greg Dulcich made his debut with 2/44/1 and immediately forced Albert Okwuegbunam to be declared inactive. It's a rough offense in Denver but Dulcich has some upside.
Week 7 brings us the second bye week of the season. These four teams are on bye, so plan accordingly.
Enjoy Week 7!
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