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The Jaxon-Assisted Massacre.
A 153.16-point eruption, a waiver pickup that carried a matchup, and a six-point escape. Week 3 brought receipts.
Waiver Wolves didn’t win so much as confiscate the scoreboard. Jaxon Smith-Njigba (31.36), Matthew Stafford (27.9), and Davante Adams (19.2) combined for 78.46 points. Bye Week Bandits fell 153.16–106.06. The two sides had split their eight recorded meetings before this week; the Wolves broke the tie with a blowout.
Across the league, Fourth & Regret leaned on Derrick Henry, Dak Prescott, and Jeremiyah Love for 60.74 points from its top three. Bench Mob posted 137.88 behind Drake London and Brock Bowers. Monday Miracles got 37.9 from Jahmyr Gibbs and 24.8 from a waiver pickup, Tyler Shough, then survived by 6.86.
Some weeks are decided by the last flex spot. This one mostly belonged to the stars who showed up and the teams that remembered to start them.
Final scores
Six matchups- Fourth & Regret119.84–Sunday Scaries72.54
- Waiver Wolves153.16–Bye Week Bandits106.06
- Bench Mob137.88–Last Place Legends100.18
- Goal Line Ghosts117.14–Touchdown Tourists104.14
- No Punt Intended108.86–The Rebuilders100.84
- Monday Miracles97.40–Trade Block Heroes90.54
A 47.30-point win over Sunday Scaries. This was settled before anyone could start inventing tiebreakers.
97.40–90.54 over Trade Block Heroes. Tyler Shough’s 24.8 after a waiver pickup helped make the difference.
The Week 3 lesson: a few huge performances and one well-timed claim did most of the damage. Everyone else can file their lineup explanations with the group chat.
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