Thursday (0 - 0)

No players on Thursday.

Saturday (0 - 38.38)

Garrett's Team got got off to an early start Saturday, playing Kyler Murray and Nelson Agholor. Murray had a tough matchup against San Francisco, scoring no TDs and 1 INT, resulting in 14.38 points (proj. 26.61). Nelson Agholor picked up the slack against the Miami Dolphins, leading the Raiders with receiving yards with 155, and scoring a TD, giving Garrett's Team 24 points (proj. 10.48).

Sunday Morning (66.02 - 77.58)

For a 2nd straight Hyphy Bowl, Tyreek Hill (Garrett's Team), the team's best WR with the most points during the regular season, underperformed and only put up a single-digit score, again. Hill only made 4 receptions and put up 8.5 points (proj. 13.37).

Juju Smith-Schuster kept Garrett's Team in the game, doubling Hill's production and scoring 20.10 points. Austin Hooper also had a good outing, beating his projection (9.07 points), scoring 10.6.

TD Do You Love Me had 4 players play Sunday Morning, Patrick Mahomes, Harrison Butker, Diontae Johnson and David Montgomery. Mahomes had a standard game for a QB, but underperformed for his standard. Mahomes scored 22.22 points with 2 Passing TDs. Butker capitalized on the TDs, sinking 2 PATs and adding a 50+ yard FG to the score, for 7 points.

Diontae Johnson had a great game with 74 yards and 1 Receiving TD, scoring 17.60 points (13.18 proj.)

Montgomery was 5 yards short of a 100-yard game, but managed to score one TD, resulting in 19.10 points for TD Do You Love Me.

Sunday Afternoon (122.12 - 115.28)

There were players with highlight-reel moments on both teams on Sunday afternoon, after which TD Do You Love Me owned a 139.82-115.28 lead. Curtis Samuel had a 45-yard run and a 44-yard catch for TD Do You Love Me, while CeeDee Lamb had a 52-yard touchdown catch. Michael Gallup made the highlight reel for Garrett's Team with a 21-yard touchdown catch and a 55-yard catch, putting up a game high 27.10 points.

Sunday Night (149.62 - 131.08)

Derrick Henry (TTDYLM) vs. Aaron Jones (GT)

This was the night game that could go either way. Derrick Henry and Aaron Jones have been workhorses for their respective teams and could break any game wide open.

Both running backs underwhelmed Henry only rushing for 98 yards, putting up 9.8 points, and Jones rushing for 94 yards scoring 11.8 points.

Monday (149.62 - 146.58)

Dalvin Cook was Garrett's Team last hope. He tried his hardest, but came up a little short. Cook had a respectable outing, rushing for 73 yards with 1 TD, giving Garrett's Team scoring 15.5 points.