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Bmoe2001
Record 6-1Pulse #1
Projected
124.8 points
Brennan Netanyahu
@Cooop371
Record 5-2Pulse #10
Projected
116.0 points
Win chance
Win probability: Bmoe2001 59 percent, Brennan Netanyahu 41 percent. Bmoe2001 is favored.
The lineups
Projected points in this league's scoring. Tap any player for the full numbers.
| Bmoe2001 | Slot | Brennan Netanyahu |
|---|---|---|
| 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 | ||
| 124.8 | Projected | 116.0 |
| 139.6 | Best lineup | 117.4 |
| +14.8 | Difference | +1.4 |
Lineup check
14.8 projected points are on the bench.
In WR, start Carnell Tate, WR, TEN, at home against IND, projected 13.60, over Brian Thomas Jr., WR, JAX, away at HOU, projected 3.50. Worth +10.1 projected points.
In FLEX, start Travis Kelce, TE, KC, at home against NE, projected 12.89, over Rico Dowdle, RB, PIT, at home against BAL, projected 8.17. Worth +4.7 projected points.
Bmoe2001's best legal lineup projects 139.6, which is 14.8 above the lineup they have set.
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
1.4 projected points are on the bench.
In FLEX, start T.J. Hockenson, TE, MIN, at home against DET, projected 11.31, over Rhamondre Stevenson, RB, NE, away at KC, projected 9.91. Worth +1.4 projected points.
Brennan Netanyahu's best legal lineup projects 117.4, which is 1.4 above the lineup they have set.
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.
