Rare Woofs keeps on cruising while Leaping Girl and Tailwaggerz engage in a shootout in Week 3 of the Dog League. (Reminder: the Dog League is a custom fantasy football league run on NFL.com)
Game 1: Tug of War(131.24) vs Rare Woofs(142.24)
ANALYSIS
Running backs Dalvin Cook(24.3 points) and Christian McCaffrey(27.8 points) led the way for Rare Woofs' third straight win to open the season, giving them the undisputed lead atop the league. Amari Cooper(26.8 points) was also excellent, while Cooper Kupp(33.2 points) provides an intriguing weapon off the bench. A large amount of the loss for Tug of War falls onto an early injury taken by Saquon Barkley(7.7 points) which leaves them without much depth at the running back position. A great game from Keenan Allen(43.6 points) at least provided a highlight, but this team is struggling big to start the year, now 0-3 and left without their top pick for the next two months.
Game 2: Tailwaggerz(159.04) vs Leaping Girl(151.28)
ANALYSIS
Mistakes and missed opportunities plagued Leaping Girl this week, as she lost her first game of the year after deciding to start Lamar Jackson(21.28 points) over Russell Wilson(41.34 points). She also left Mark Ingram(35.5 points) and Phillip Lindsay(29 points) on her bench, and all of this wasted scoring meant that a dominant game from Mike Evans(45 points) was all for naught. Meanwhile, Tailwaggerz bounces back with a win, as their stars Deshaun Watson(25.84 points) and Alvin Kamara(37.1 points) did enough to move them back up into second place.
Game 3: Bark Force(140.86) vs Ridiculous Rascals(112.2)
ANALYSIS
Rascal built a big lead early, largely thanks to Julio Jones(26.8 points) and Adam Thielen(20.6 points), but James Conner(7.7 points) disappointed yet again and Rascals was blown out of the water and finished off on Sunday night. Greg Olsen(25.5 points) was the one who lead the comeback, and Nick Chubb(17.1 points) finished it off, and Bark Force was victorious for the first time in 2019. They do have to be concerned with the play of Todd Gurley(4.3 points) who did not look like himself against the Browns as well as another quiet day from DeAndre Hopkins(12.7 points).
Game 1: Tug of War(131.24) vs Rare Woofs(142.24)
ANALYSIS
Running backs Dalvin Cook(24.3 points) and Christian McCaffrey(27.8 points) led the way for Rare Woofs' third straight win to open the season, giving them the undisputed lead atop the league. Amari Cooper(26.8 points) was also excellent, while Cooper Kupp(33.2 points) provides an intriguing weapon off the bench. A large amount of the loss for Tug of War falls onto an early injury taken by Saquon Barkley(7.7 points) which leaves them without much depth at the running back position. A great game from Keenan Allen(43.6 points) at least provided a highlight, but this team is struggling big to start the year, now 0-3 and left without their top pick for the next two months.
Game 2: Tailwaggerz(159.04) vs Leaping Girl(151.28)
ANALYSIS
Mistakes and missed opportunities plagued Leaping Girl this week, as she lost her first game of the year after deciding to start Lamar Jackson(21.28 points) over Russell Wilson(41.34 points). She also left Mark Ingram(35.5 points) and Phillip Lindsay(29 points) on her bench, and all of this wasted scoring meant that a dominant game from Mike Evans(45 points) was all for naught. Meanwhile, Tailwaggerz bounces back with a win, as their stars Deshaun Watson(25.84 points) and Alvin Kamara(37.1 points) did enough to move them back up into second place.
Game 3: Bark Force(140.86) vs Ridiculous Rascals(112.2)
ANALYSIS
Rascal built a big lead early, largely thanks to Julio Jones(26.8 points) and Adam Thielen(20.6 points), but James Conner(7.7 points) disappointed yet again and Rascals was blown out of the water and finished off on Sunday night. Greg Olsen(25.5 points) was the one who lead the comeback, and Nick Chubb(17.1 points) finished it off, and Bark Force was victorious for the first time in 2019. They do have to be concerned with the play of Todd Gurley(4.3 points) who did not look like himself against the Browns as well as another quiet day from DeAndre Hopkins(12.7 points).
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