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The Dog League: Week 4 Review(2018 Season)

Almost every team eclipses 100 points in a wild Week 4. (Reminder: the Dog League is a custom fantasy football league run on NFL.com)






Game 1: Tug of War(148.76) vs Ridiculous Rascals(107.58)


ANALYSIS

Tug of War retakes first place, mostly thanks to the contributions of Alvin Kamara(36.1 points) and Matt Ryan(29.26 points). For the most part, it was a good game for their entire team, as almost everyone had their best game of the season. The one outlier was Jordan Howard(2.5 points), and his starting spot is now in jeopardy, coming off of his worst game and then going directly into a bye week. For Rascal, Drew Brees(8.58 points) failed to get anything going in a tough game against the Giants, limiting the team's performance. Ultimately, despite good scoring from Melvin Gordon(23.9 points) and Giovani Bernard(21.6 points), this just wasn't his week.


Game 2: Bark Force(99.76) vs Tailwaggerz(155)


ANALYSIS

A huge game from Tailwaggerz moves them up into third place, largely thanks to the Jareds, Goff(39.3 points) and Cook(23 points). Bark Force takes their third loss in a row, as their plummet down the standings continues. Their receivers, Mike Evans(5.9 points), Odell Beckham(7 points) and JuJu Smith-Schuster(6 points) were all limited this week, holding them under triple digits.


Game 3: Leaping Girl(137.7) vs Rare Woofs(100.98)


ANALYSIS

Rare Woofs continue to struggle with injuries, as both Rob Gronkowski(4.4 points) and Leonard Fournette(3.5 points) had to exit early. They did get a great game out of Golden Tate(25.2 points), but it wasn't enough. The stars were out for Leaping Girl, as Emma picked up her first win of the year. Deshaun Watson(31.1 points), Ezekiel Elliott(30 points) and DeAndre Hopkins(22.9 points) all led the way, as she took the lead and never looked back. Leaping Girl now moves up to fourth in the standings, and finally has some much needed momentum.

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