Ninety-three to ninety-two. The whole slate came down to a kicker's day and a bench decision. Hot Route Holliday by a foot, and the number says that foot was the week. Last week the footnote counted six at 2-1 “The Six-Tangle at the Top” (last week). This week: four at 2-2, two at 3-1, and the rest at 1-3. The number is a chapter.
Waiver Wire Act by 14.0, a strong Desk advantage — swing player Juwan Johnson
Cold Brew Crew beat Fourth & Long by twenty-four, which is the story, and the story is on page one. Danny Kowalski's starters scored a hundred twenty-two and the bench scored forty-one, which is not a novel; it is a chapter.
Basement Champs at a hundred thirty-seven, the high of the week by sixteen. Carlos Vega and Gabe Ortiz have the top score in a week where six teams won. That is a reading, not a forecast.
The Regrettables by eighteen, The Audible by thirteen, The Front Office by four. Every number has a plot; those are the ones I read three times.
