Around the League – Week 2
Week 2 brought some big scores, a couple of rough outings, and a few performances that stood out across both the AFC and NFC.
Soleil High Score
Overtime RICHARD — 134.38 points
Overtime RICHARD posted the highest score across both Soleil leagues in Week 2, edging out NFC leader 2-Min Drill Jim, who finished with 127.96 points.
Soleil Low Score
Sunday Funday Glen — 69.58 points
Sunday Funday Glen had the lowest team score across both leagues this week. The AFC low was Motor City Cats at 72.92.
Biggest Blowout
Tipsy Tacklers 121.26, Motor City Cats 72.92
Tipsy Tacklers recorded the biggest margin of victory we saw in Week 2, winning by 48.34 points.
The NFC’s largest margin came from Barking Dawgs, who defeated Waddle we talking about here 102.92 to 79.04, a margin of 23.88 points.
Closest Finish
Out of my way Dave 85.90, Let’s Go!! 80.86
Just 5.04 points separated these two AFC teams.
That is the smallest verified margin we have from the Week 2 results and a good reminder that every point — and every lineup decision — can matter.
Player of the Week
Josh Allen — 40.82 fantasy points
Josh Allen was listed by Yahoo as the top-performing player in both the AFC and NFC this week.
Toughest Player Performance
DJ Moore — -0.10 fantasy points
DJ Moore was listed as the lowest-performing player in both leagues for Week 2.
First-Place Watch
AFC: The Pigskins
NFC: Buzzing Jackets — Eric
Both teams sit atop their respective leagues after Week 2.
NFC High Score
2-Min Drill Jim — 127.96 points
2-Min Drill Jim led the NFC in scoring and came within just 6.42 points of Overtime RICHARD for the overall Soleil high score.
Around the League Notes
Week 2 belonged to the AFC at the top, with Overtime RICHARD claiming the overall scoring lead and Tipsy Tacklers producing the biggest victory.
The NFC had plenty to brag about as well, with 2-Min Drill Jim posting 127.96 points and Buzzing Jackets holding the top spot in the NFC standings.
We also saw how quickly fantasy football can turn. The difference between winning and losing in the closest verified matchup was only 5.04 points.
Two weeks are now in the books. The standings are beginning to take shape, but there is still a long way to go. One big week — or one bad lineup decision — can change things quickly.