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The Dog League: Week 6 Review(2018 Season)

A new team takes first place as Tug of War's slide continues. (Reminder: the Dog League is a custom fantasy football league run on NFL.com)






Game 1: Tug of War(85.36) vs Tailwaggerz(125.24)


ANALYSIS

It was a three headed attack for Tailwaggerz this week, as Kareem Hunt(24.5 points), Davante Adams(25.2 points) and James Conner(24.9 points) led the way in what ended up being an easy win. After starting out the year 0-2, Tailwaggerz has now won four in a row, getting into the top two places for the first time ever. Matt Ryan(27.46 points) was the lone bright spot for Tug of War, who has seen a two game losing streak send them into third place.


Game 2: Rare Woofs(121.94) vs Ridiculous Rascals(133)


ANALYSIS

For the second week in a row, Rare Woofs pushed hard for the win, but for the second week in a row, they came up just short. Todd Gurley(34.5 points) continues to be one of the best performers in fantasy football, but even his incredible scoring hasn't been able to get Rare Woofs out of last place. Rascal narrowly avoided disaster this week after leaving Tyreek Hill(32.2 points) on his bench, in what was an absolutely terrible decision. Luckily, Aaron Rodgers(28.4 points) bailed him out on Monday night, and Ridiculous Rascals now take first place.


Game 3: Bark Force(139.7) vs Leaping Girl(89.92)


ANALYSIS

Leaping Girl hung close for a little while, but ultimately was blown out again this week. It was close leading into Sunday night, but Emma just couldn't keep up with the scoring of Tom Brady(21.8 points), Sony Michel(22.6 points) and Harrison Butker(16 points). Add in great performances from Saquon Barkley(28.9 points) and the Ravens defense(21 points), and Bark Force is hitting on all cylinders as we head towards midseason.


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