Week 14 | Matchups Recap and Teams Performances
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Teams Performances
League Highlights
Indaiatuba Pats continues defying the pundits, and has beaten their projected score six weeks in a row.
Sorocaba Wild Mules is on a 10-game winning streak.
Paulinia Robots has started the season off on the right foot with a 14-game winning streak.
Sorocaba Wild Mules won this week, even without starting a top-30 scoring WR.
Amparo Bikers is on a six-game winning streak.
Teams have won 52.1% of the time this season when they throw no picks in a week.
No surprise here: teams have won 66.7% of the time this season when starting the league’s top-scoring QB of the week (6-3 overall).
Paulinia Robots was tough to beat with the league’s top-scoring QB (Allen with 37.84 points) and the top-scoring RB (Gibbs with 37.00) this week.
Free Agents Shedeur Sanders and Ryan Flournoy combined to score more points than all of the starters on Holambra Dutch this week.
Unfortunately, Limeira Dead Rabbits fell short of their projected score for the fourth straight week.
Campinas Giants has now fallen short of their projected score for four weeks in a row.
Limeira Jetsons has now decreased their score each of the past three weeks.
Paulinia Robots was projected to win by the widest margin in the league this week (31.75 points) and they topped it with a 56.28-point victory.
Sorocaba Steelers beat their projections by a higher percentage than anyone else in the league this week. They put up 138.46 points when they were only projected 103.50.
The average projected score was 102.54 points this week.
Weekly Trophies
🏆 Top Player
| player | name | pos | team | points | fantasy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Josh Allen | QB | BUF | 37.84 |  |
💣 Top Bench
| player | name | pos | team | points | fantasy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Tony Pollard | RB | TEN | 28.1 |  |
🚀 Best Duo
| player | name | pos | team | points | total | fantasy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Josh Allen | QB | BUF | 37.84 | 74.84 | |
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Jahmyr Gibbs | RB | DET | 37.00 | 74.84 | |
Points left on bench
Team Strengths and Weakness
Matchups Recap
Paulinia Robots Rocks Indaiatuba Pats for 14th Straight Win
In a shootout between this week’s first and third-highest-scoring teams, Paulinia Robots crushed Indaiatuba Pats 168.54 to 112.26. Indaiatuba Pats falls to 12-2 (2nd place) and breaks a six-game winning streak. Paulinia Robots (14-0) is in first place and has the highest points per game average at 134.13. Indaiatuba Pats actually finished with more total yards (812 to 756), despite not getting the win. Josh Allen (251 Pas Yds, 78 Rsh Yds, 1 2PT, 3 Pas TD, 1 Rsh TD) accumulated the highest score of the week (37.84) and Jahmyr Gibbs scored 37.00 points to lead Paulinia Robots. DK Metcalf (148 Rec Yds) recorded 21.80 points to score 83.8% more than projected (11.86) for Indaiatuba Pats. This is the second tough loss this season for Indaiatuba Pats. Their last one was to BroncosLoucura in Week 7, 138.94 to 120.44.
Keaton Mitchell really deserved more touches for Indaiatuba Pats, as he put up a whopping 76 total yards on just six touches.
While Jahmyr Gibbs led Paulinia Robots in Week 12 (with 55.40 points) and Rashee Rice last week (29.40 points), Allen has now been the team’s high point-getter twice in the last four matches. It wasn’t all bad news for Indaiatuba Pats, as they did put together a team of real-life winners. Every starter except Keaton Mitchell played on a winning NFL team in Week 14.
Both Paulinia Robots and Indaiatuba Pats made the playoffs, which begin next week.
Indaiatuba Pats
Paulinia Robots
Sorocaba Wild Mules Beats Limeira Dead Rabbits, Streak Climbs to 10
Sorocaba Wild Mules got past Limeira Dead Rabbits, who struggled to put up points this week, 72.80 to 68.96. Limeira Dead Rabbits just cannot match up against Sorocaba Wild Mules, who extended their career unbeaten streak to three games in the series. Amon-Ra St. Brown led Limeira Dead Rabbits with 15.20 points (92 Rec Yds) while Justin Herbert brought in 12.16 (139 Pas Yds, 66 Rsh Yds, 1 TD/1 Int). It could have gone the other way had Limeira Dead Rabbits not had a starter score zero points (Rome Odunze). Sorocaba Wild Mules (11-3, 1,549.18 points) remains in third place. Limeira Dead Rabbits, despite the loss, clinches a playoff spot this week (fifth place, 8-6, 1,549.54 points).
De’Von Achane really deserved more touches for Sorocaba Wild Mules, as he put up a whopping 105 total yards on just eight touches.
While D’Andre Swift led Sorocaba Wild Mules with 20.80 points last week, Achane paced the squad this week with 17.50.
Both Sorocaba Wild Mules and Limeira Dead Rabbits made the playoffs, which begin next week.
Limeira Dead Rabbits
Sorocaba Wild Mules
Indaiatuba Riders Wins Comeback Nailbiter over Niners BH, Moves Up to 13th Place
Indaiatuba Riders had an excellent primetime showing with 21.62 points on Sunday Night Football and 15.00 on Monday (a combined 40% of their total score) to sneak past Niners BH 90.92 to 90.70. Indaiatuba Riders was led by Bucky Irving, who contributed 16.10 points in the tight matchup (55 Rsh Yds, 26 Rec Yds, 1 Rec TD). The 0.22-point win represented the second-smallest in the league this year, as well. Indaiatuba Riders (4-10, 1,264.08 points) climbs into 13th place, while Niners BH (3-11, 1,293.00 points) drops to 14th place.
There were a few players in this matchup that had plenty of chances but left some points out on the field. On the winning side, Kareem Hunt and Kenneth Walker III got 23 total touches but only tallied 59 all-purpose yards between them. For Niners BH, Ashton Jeanty managed just 38 yards on 12 touches.
While Bryce Young led Indaiatuba Riders with 22.54 points last week, Irving paced the squad this week with 16.10.
Indaiatuba Riders takes on Sorocaba Steelers (5-9, 1,390.48) next week, while Niners BH faces London Knights (6-8, 1,426.52).
Niners BH
Indaiatuba Riders
Amparo Bikers Snatches Win from Campinas Giants, Notches 6th in a Row
Amparo Bikers (8-6, 1,629.66 points) beat Campinas Giants (8-6, 1,468.88 points) 105.78 to 92.76. They were led by Brandon Aubrey with 22.00 points off of five field goals as well as Travis Etienne (74 Rsh Yds, 2 TD), who had 21.20. Amparo Bikers scored first and went into Sunday leading 36.70 to 0.00. That advantage evaporated by the end of the early Sunday games and they trailed by 2.08. However, thanks to 16.10 points from Nico Collins during the Texans/Chiefs game, Sunday night ended with Amparo Bikers on top. With the win, Amparo Bikers assures themselves a spot in the playoffs.
Knight had plenty of opportunities for Campinas Giants, but could only manage 34 total yards on 10 touches.
While Nico Collins led Amparo Bikers last week with 21.50 points, Aubrey paved the way this week with 22.00. Additionally, with 11 targets this week for Zay Flowers, it means that his targets have now increased in three consecutive games.
As the regular season comes to a close, both Amparo Bikers and Campinas Giants can now set their sights on a playoff run.
Campinas Giants
Amparo Bikers
Sorocaba Steelers Rips Apart Holambra Dutch
The combo of Harold Fannin Jr. and Christian Watson led the charge, as Sorocaba Steelers tore apart Holambra Dutch 138.46 to 56.14. That tandem combined to tally 50.30 points, topping the production from RJ Harvey and Dak Prescott (40.44 combined points), the top two on Holambra Dutch. Watson scored two touchdowns, accounting for 24.90 points (89 Rec Yds, 2 TD). For the winners, Jr. also helped out with 25.40 points (114 Rec Yds, 1 TD). This beatdown was revenge for a loss to Holambra Dutch in their last meeting a season ago. To make matters worse, Holambra Dutch had a starter score zero points (Tyrone Tracy Jr.). Sorocaba Steelers (5-9, 1,390.48 points) remains in 12th place and Holambra Dutch (2-12, 1,094.70 points) stays in 15th place.
Since Fannin was the leading scorer for Sorocaba Steelers, it means a different player has now led the team in each of the past seven matches.
Sorocaba Steelers gets Indaiatuba Riders (4-10, 1,264.08) in Week 15, while Holambra Dutch faces Indaiatuba Blues (7-7, 1,398.60).
Holambra Dutch
Sorocaba Steelers
Behind a Sizzling Showing from Michael Wilson, Indaiatuba Blues Beats Rio Claro Farmers
The contribution from Michael Wilson proved decisive, as Indaiatuba Blues defeated Rio Claro Farmers 101.96 to 86.30. The Arizona WR heated up for 37.20 points to top projections by 25.75, carrying Indaiatuba Blues to a 15.66-point victory. He recorded two touchdowns as part of his huge game (142 Rec Yds, 2 TD). He also recorded the second-highest point total in the league this week. The outcome could have been worse as Indaiatuba Blues had a starter score zero points (Michael Mayer). Indaiatuba Blues (7-7, 1,398.60 points) climbs into 10th place. Rio Claro Farmers, despite the loss, clinches a playoff spot this week (fourth place, 8-6, 1,485.50 points).
Woody Marks and Breece Hall had plenty of chances for Indaiatuba Blues, but they logged just 119 total yards on 42 combined touches between them.
While Breece Hall led Indaiatuba Blues matches (with 15.60 points), Wilson has now been the team’s leading scorer in two of the past three weeks.
As the regular season comes to a close, Rio Claro Farmers can now set their sights on a playoff run.
Indaiatuba Blues
Rio Claro Farmers
Limeira Jetsons Outlasts London Knights, Drops Them into 11th Place
Limeira Jetsons got 35.70 points from Puka Nacua (167 Rec Yds, 2 TD) and 19.36 from Trevor Lawrence (244 Pas Yds, 2 TD) to nip London Knights 98.26 to 97.96. With the win, Limeira Jetsons secures a playoff spot. This close win was revenge for a loss to London Knights in their last meeting a season ago. Kenneth Gainwell (acquired via free agency in Week 1) made a big impact, posting 16.20 points. The result might have been even worse as Limeira Jetsons won despite two starters scoring zero points. Limeira Jetsons (8-6, 1,457.76 points) falls to eighth place and London Knights (6-8, 1,426.52 points) drops to 11th place.
London Knights had one important starter that missed out on some chances. Despite being targeted nine times, Emeka Egbuka could only manage two catches.
Since Nacua was the leading point-getter for Limeira Jetsons, it means a different player has now topped the team in each of the past five weeks. With 22.40 points, Kyren Williams paced the squad in Week 10, while Tetairoa McMillan put up 33.00 points to lead the way in Week 11. Kenneth Gainwell (18.20 points) was tops in Week 12 and Trevor Lawrence (21.66 points) led in Week 13.
Limeira Jetsons is playoff-bound next week.
Limeira Jetsons
London Knights
BroncosLoucura Tops Barao Butchers, Deepens Losing Streak Frustration
Tyler Shough scored two touchdowns (21.26 points) and Saquon Barkley added 18.20 points as BroncosLoucura beat Barao Butchers 111.26 to 94.68. BroncosLoucura took a 36.26-point lead on Sunday afternoon and maintained that advantage for the rest of the matchup. After losing their sixth straight, Barao Butchers is on the verge of a forgettable season. With Matthew Golden delivering zero points for BroncosLoucura, the margin could have been bigger. BroncosLoucura (7-7, 1,563.80 points) remains in ninth place and Barao Butchers (1-13, 1,201.84 points) is still looking up at everyone from last place.
Zach Charbonnet really deserved more touches for BroncosLoucura, as he put up a whopping 66 total yards on just nine touches.
While the Seahawks Defense led BroncosLoucura in Week 13 with 30.00 points, Shough paved the way this week with 21.26.
BroncosLoucura squares off against Barao Butchers (1-13, 1,201.84) next week, while Barao Butchers gets BroncosLoucura (7-7, 1,563.80).
Barao Butchers
BroncosLoucura
