Six Appeal
Joe Burrow's six touchdowns and career-best 41 YFFL points powered the Beans past the Refugees, 80-51, pulling them back into a share of the NFC West lead. The Orangutangs caught the Refugees, while the Dragons kept pulling away.
Joe Burrow's six touchdowns and career-best 41 YFFL points powered the Beans past the Refugees, 80-51, pulling them back into a share of the NFC West lead. The Orangutangs caught the Refugees, while the Dragons kept pulling away.
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Claimed WR Tank Dell. |
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Claimed TE Mason Taylor; Placed WR Ted Hurst III on injured reserve. Claimed K Andre Szmyt; Released RB Demond Claiborne. |
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| 9 | Boys4 |
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| 10 | Poop4 |
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Claimed K Nick Folk. |
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Claimed WR Treylon Burks; Placed WR Jaylin Noel on injured reserve. |
Tony Pollard's 24 points and three touchdowns powered the Orangutangs to a Week 7-high 71 points. At the halfway mark, the AFC playoff race is crowded, while the Dragons have opened a three-game division lead in the NFC.
The Dragons erupted for 97 points, the second-highest total in franchise history, to end a two-game skid and seize the league scoring lead. The White Guys kept rolling, the Refugees moved to 5-1, and the Poop finally joined the win column.
Biggest gains in points per start over the last two weeks.