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Record
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1 (1)
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TB
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6-4
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102.29
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The Blizzard won their 5th straight contest. Eh, no big deal because they've had a 5 game win streak in each of the past 4 seasons. Coming off a season low of 5 points, Jahmyr Gibbs came back and posted 48. It made up for the gross 9 pointer from Nix on TNF.
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2 (2)
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SF
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7-3
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98.02
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The Rattlesnakes beat the Bombers to qualify for the playoffs. It is their 9th consecutive season of accomplishing that, which is a league record. They overcame the odds of a sluggish 21 point carryover from Mahomes and Butker. Trey McBride had a season high 32 points to flip the script.
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3 (4)
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ATL
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6-4
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96.19
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The Jesters set a new FFL record when Jonathan Taylor scored 69 points. It is the most a running back has ever scored in a game. Here's the stat line: 32CAR-244YDS 3TD 3REC-42YDS. He electrified the German crowd and will enjoy that same point total for a carryover next week.
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4 (5)
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FW
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8-2
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92.62
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The Pistons found a mistake that flipped the outcome of their game. They went from losing by 26 points to winning in overtime. It was a little late in the week (Wed.) to find the line-up error, but it was the intent to start Wilson over Olave. Friendly reminder to review your lineup submissions.
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5 (3)
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ANA
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8-2
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90.39
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The Commando Cats thought they won week 10 because that's what the scoreboard said. It also said that Olave was in the lineup, which was not accurate. Anaheim submitted their lineup with Wilson and Johnson at wideout, so when the scores were re-calculated, they lost in overtime to Fort Wayne.
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6 (6)
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SH
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6-4
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85.47
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The Hooligans won a nailbiter over the Devils where they hung on to win by a trio of points. Ka'imi Fairbairn hurt his quad after making 5 field goals in week 9 and was ruled out so he took a goose egg. But Odunze who was shutout the week before, found the stat sheet again with 20 points.
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7 (10)
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ND
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3-7
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84.40
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The Nimrods proved they are an offensive juggernaut. They erupted for 193 points which is the 2nd highest total for the year. Remember in week 5 when they went for 208 points? De'Von Achane joined the 50 point club when he scored 2 TD's in the 4th quarter that went for 94 total yards.
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8 (7)
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SD
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3-7
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82.25
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The Surge decided to take half of the week off with 4 guys on byes. The carryover guys contributed 48 points to start the week and the rest of the guys combined for 62. Nobody had more than 20 points, but there were 5 totals of 17 or 18 points.
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9 (8)
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LAB
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4-6
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79.36
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The Bombers scored 119 points in a losing effort. Make that 7 games in a row where they have scored between 111 to 124 points. LA found the endzone a lot, 7 times to be exact, but they did not get a yardage or attempts bonus. Kyle Pitts made his first start at tight end and finished 5 points.
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10 (9)
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DET
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4-6
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72.82
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The champs are in the midst of a 4-game losing streak after falling 3 points short to the Hooligans. Wil Lutz left some points out there after missing a 59 yard field that fell woefully short in the thin air of Denver. Despite the cold streak, Detroit owns the last playoff seed.
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11 (11)
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DEN
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3-7
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67.01
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The Diamonds had their best week of the entire season, but 129 points wasn't good enough versus Atlanta. They had their 69 point carryover from Prescott, Higgins, and Kelce nullified by Jonathan Taylor. Denver's running game had massive volume with Henry and Vidal combining for 45 carries.
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12 (12)
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CTR
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2-8
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62.52
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The Triumph are down to their last out if they want to make the playoffs. To have any hope, they need to run the table and get some help if they want to extend their 7-year playoff run. Chicago already had one 7 year streak end, they cannot win 10 games this season.
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