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Week 5, final
Crips 4 Lyfe
@Riverrat95
Record 5-2Pulse #2
Scored
170.5 points
Everybody Hates Chris
@SORRY4CUSSING
Record 3-4Pulse #10
Scored
127.1 points
This week is final, so there is no win chance left to report. The scores above are what happened.
The lineups
What each slot scored. Tap any player for the full numbers.
| Crips 4 Lyfe | Slot | Everybody Hates Chris |
|---|---|---|
| Quarterbacks | ||
| QB, quarterback | ||
| Running backs | ||
| RB, running back | ||
| RB, running back | ||
| Wide receivers | ||
| WR, wide receiver | ||
| WR, wide receiver | ||
| Tight ends | ||
| TE, tight end | ||
| Flex | ||
| FLEX, flex, any running back, receiver or tight end | ||
| FLEX, flex, any running back, receiver or tight end | ||
| FLEX, flex, any running back, receiver or tight end | ||
| Superflex | ||
| SF, superflex, any quarterback, running back, receiver or tight end | ||
| 170.5 | Final | 127.1 |
| 160.9 | Projected | 119.9 |
| 191.1 | Best lineup | 148.9 |
| +20.6 | Difference | +21.8 |
Lineup check
20.6 points sat on the bench in week 5.
In FLEX, MarShawn Lloyd, RB, GB, at home against CHI, scored 16.70, would have outscored Jaylen Waddle, WR, DEN, away at LAC, scored 4.80 by 11.9 points.
Crips 4 Lyfe left 20.6 points on the bench in week 5. The best legal lineup was worth 191.1.
The swaps above do not add up to that gap. Taking one changes what the next one is worth, because the player it was going to replace is no longer sitting where it left him.
Lineup check
21.8 points sat on the bench in week 5.
In FLEX, Jaylin Noel, WR, HOU, away at TEN, scored 15.20, would have outscored Kenyon Sadiq, TE, NYJ, at home against CLE, scored 1.30 by 13.9 points.
Everybody Hates Chris left 21.8 points on the bench in week 5. The best legal lineup was worth 148.9.
The swaps above do not add up to that gap. Taking one changes what the next one is worth, because the player it was going to replace is no longer sitting where it left him.
Provenance
Where each number comes from.
