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The Dog League: Week 10 Review(2018 Season)

The Streak................................is over. (Reminder: the Dog League is a custom fantasy football league run on NFL.com)






Game 1: Tug of War(130.8) vs Bark Force(116.56)


ANALYSIS

There were solid contributions at the top level for Tug of War this week, with Matt Ryan(20.5 points) and Alvin Kamara(22.2 points) doing exactly what was expected of them. What was not expected was the performance of Zach Ertz(26.5 points) who led the team in scoring, pouring it on on Sunday night to basically get the win. The star for Bark Force this week was Aaron Jones(29.2 points), but another poor performance from Mike Evans(5.1 points) is cause for concern.


Game 2: Rare Woofs(119.54) vs Tailwaggerz(106.92)


ANALYSIS

In the end, the seven game winning streak of Tailwaggerz came to an end in underwhelming fashion, as Rare Woofs took the lead early and never wavered. The trio of Andrew Luck(21.2 points), Leonard Fournette(22.9 points) and Todd Gurley(22 points) led the surging Rare Woofs to their third win in the past four games, and sent them into a playoff spot. Only David Johnson(30.3 points) showed up in a disappointing loss for Tailwaggerz that now narrows their lead to only one game atop the standings.


Game 3: Leaping Girl(128.84) vs Ridiculous Rascals(153)


ANALYSIS

How are you supposed to compete with Drew Brees(28.9 points), Melvin Gordon(22.5 points), Christian McCaffrey(31.8 points) and Tyreek Hill(25.7 points) all at their best? Answer, you can't, as Emma found out this week. Rascal heads into the final four games of the season with a huge amount of momentum and a clean sweep over his sister. Leaping Girl did have some great performances from Russell Wilson(26.24 points), Ezekiel Elliott(30.7 points) and Nick Chubb(32.9 points) this week. However, she also had terrible games from James White(2.6 points) and the Jets defense(-3 points), resulting in a wildly uneven loss.


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