Week 12 Statistics:
Largest
margin of victory:
¨ Hernandez Hitmen +64 points
Closest
margin of victory
¨
Mr. Rodger’s Neighborhood +8 points
Most
total points scored:
¨
Hernandez Hitmen 211 points
Least
total points scored:
¨
Team Huisman 118 points
Power Rankings Week 12
1.
Hernandez Hitmen − 12-0-0 (Last: 1) (This Week: Juan Too
Many)
Noah added on to his win streak of what is now 12 straight victories with a balanced
scoring attack from everyone in his lineup. With all
but 4 players scoring in double digits
led by Calvin Johnson (35) and Odell
Beckham Jr. (29) it was highly improbable that
anyone would come close to his
211 points scored this weekend. Moving into week 13,
Hernandez Hitmen will look
to bring back the services of running backs Charcandrick
West (Hamstring) and
Devonta Freeman (Concussion) while also finding a replacement
for TE Tyler
Eifert (Neck) who appears to be sitting out this week’s slate of games.
2.
Juan Sucks – 7-5-0 (Last: 2) (This Week: Juan Direction)
In what appeared to be the makings of the best matchup of
the season, Team Juan Sucks
could not muster up enough points to keep up with
the high powered attack of Hernandez
Hitmen. Zac’s team still managed to put up
a respectable 147 points which had he been
facing any other team, most likely
would have resulted in a win. Running back DeMarco
Murray came out of the
Eagles loss to the Lions with a total of 3 points in comparison to
the 18 that
he was projected to score. Zac will need to replace TE Jimmy Graham (Knee)
who
was put on the season ending IR, but the rest of his team looks ready to fight
for
another victory in Week 13.
3.
Team Ruby – 6-6-0 (Last: 3) (This Week: Team Huisman)
Looking to make a jump in the standings this week, Team Ruby
was surprised by upset
minded performance by the up-and-coming Juan Too Many
squad led by Josh Bruckert
and took a hard loss this week. With 148 total
points scored, by no means a lackluster
score, but he also had 138 points
sitting on his bench, most of those coming from Russell
Wilson (34) and Jarvis
Landry (35). What most likely hurt Justin the most was the
performance of his
defenses and kickers, totaling 16 points compared to the 32 points
scored by
Juan Too Many. Justin will look to rebound next week and welcomes the
continued
health of RB Matt Forte who should continue to be a huge factor down the
stretch.
4.
Juan Too Many é
5-7-0
(Last 6) (This Week: Hernandez Hitmen)
Juan
Too Many, led by owner Josh Bruckert appeared to make all the right moves, in
all
the right places this week. Inserting WR Jeremy Maclin and QB Philip Rivers
into his
lineup proved to make all the difference. Both players combined for a
total of 10 points in
the previous week, but exploded for 59 points in Week 12
giving Josh more than enough
to take down his opponent. Juan Too Many will look
to make it three wins in a row this
week as Josh continues his push for a
higher seed in this year’s playoffs.
5.
Favre Dollar Footlong – 5-7-0 (Last: 5) (This Week:
Mr.Rodger’s Neighborhood)
Favre Dollar Footlong was dealt another blow this week as RB
Marshawn Lynch
underwent surgery to repair a sports hernia and will most likely
be out for the remainder
of the Fantasy Football Season. Looking adversity
right in the eyes, team owner Nathan
picked up Lynch’s replacement (Thomas
Rawls) who last week scored 39 points and
would look to build on that
performance in week 12. With his defense scoring -4 points,
Nathan would need a
huge performance from one of his player and it looked like he had
just that on
Thanksgiving day when Matthew Stafford threw for 5 TD’s amassing Nathan
with 34
points to start off the week. However, it would not be enough for Favre Dollar
Footlong as nearly every player on the roster underperformed this week sending
Nathan
to a 5-7 record tied for 4th place.
6.
Mr. Rodger’s Neighborhood é
5-7-0
(Last: 7) (This Week: Favre Dollar Footlong)
Mr. Rodger’s Neighborhood led by Juan Dominguez snuck out a
126-118 victory over
Team Huisman in Week 12. While the points were hard to
come by for both teams, Juan
got a huge performance from the speedy WR T.Y.
Hilton (27 points) of the Indianapolis
Colts. As the cliché saying goes, “A win
is a win,” and that could not be any truer for Mr.
Rodger’s neighborhood.
Heading into Week 13, Juan will look to find a replacement for
TE Rob
Gronkowski (Knee) who will most likely be missing the next few weeks for the
New England Patriots.
7.
Team Huisman ê 5-6-1 (Last 4) (This
Week: Team Ruby)
Team Huisman continues to stand in the mix of 5 win teams
and with his 6 losses and 1
tie may be just enough to edge him into the
playoffs in the coming weeks. This week
Team Huisman fell to Mr. Rodger’s
Neighborhood by a total of 8 points. Unfortunately,
Taylor’s kicker Matt Bryant
sat out of Sundays matchup which could have very well been
the 8 points that
Taylor needed to win this matchup. C.J. Anderson of the Denver
Broncos burst
forth this week for 31 points after having only scored 12 points in his
previous 3 games. It will be interesting to see if the Broncos will continue to
run the ball
as well as they did Sunday night which will boost Anderson’s
stock, or if he will continue
to put up lackluster totals like he has all
season.
8.
Juan
Direction – 2-9-1 (Last 8) (This Week: Juan Sucks)
In a week where Juan
Direction’s defense and kickers combined for only 10 points, it
seemed as
though Luke Drachenberg’s squad would be well on their way to a league
leading
10th loss, but the rest of the players on Juan Direction had
something to say about
that. Prior to Week 12, Juan Direction had only been
averaging 125 points per game, but
this week exploded for a season high 172
points led by the legs of Adrian Peterson (31
points) and the hands of Julius
Thomas (26 points). Thomas who was acquired just this
week proved to be the “X-Factor”
of Luke’s lineup this week and could be a sign of big
things moving forward.
Although it appears as if this will be the second year in a row that
Juan
Direction will miss the playoffs, there certainly is potential starting to
grow. With
Tony Romo out for the rest of the year, Luke will need to keep an
eye on Big
Ben (Concussion).
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