Loose Endz make it three straight; Reichard apparently owns a broomstick
Loose Endz 220.13 • Hailee Steinfeld's Husband 155.10
Pat moved to 3–1 behind a balanced lineup and a completely unbalanced kicker. Will Reichard scored 66.67, nearly 30 percent of Loose Endz's total by himself.
Dave B got 53.62 from Javonte Williams and 27.80 from James Cook, but Kyler Murray, Emeka Egbuka, and Dalton Kincaid combined for only 17.26. The reigning champion is now 1–3. Somewhere, last year's trophy has started making noises at night.
George leaves two injured players active and still beats Mike
Hail Mary George 188.93 • Ball Hogs 144.71
Justin Jefferson and Terry McLaurin both remained in George's active lineup and produced zero. George still won by 44.22 because Jahmyr Gibbs, Bhayshul Tuten, Brock Bowers, Cairo Santos, and Seattle's defense decided roster discipline was optional.
Mike got 49.53 from Bijan Robinson and 32.06 from Bryce Young, but three starting skill-position players finished below five points. Ball Hogs has gone from 2–0 to 2–2. George is 3–1. Please do not use this matchup as evidence that injury reports are unnecessary.
Catyn breaks the curse with the week's biggest spell
Balls? I'm In! 256.44 • Dolly's Dolls 201.58
Catyn beat projection by 75.44 points. CeeDee Lamb gave her 50.85, Jake Bates added 56.67, and every active non-defense starter reached at least nine points. After three straight losses, Balls? I'm In! finally won and did so with the highest score in Gotham.
Farrar scored 201.58 and lost, because his schedule remains an elaborate character-building exercise. Puka Nacua returned with 34.02 and Zay Flowers added 30.80. Dolly's Dolls is 1–3 with 762.03 points scored and a league-high 918.17 points allowed. If there is a curse in this league, Farrar may have the stronger legal claim.
Bobby gets back to .500; Alex's bench rattles its chains
Bobby's Juicemen 207.80 • Love the Puca hate the game 182.09
Bobby got 54.12 from Kyren Williams and 43.37 from Jonathan Taylor. Nico Collins returned with 41.55. The roster that spent two weeks leaving wins on the bench finally kept enough points above ground.
Alex, however, had KaMonangai's 55.37 on the bench. Starting him over either Christian McCaffrey's 27.73 or Ashton Jeanty's 28.78 would have changed the result. Week 4's political message is simple: check under the bed, check the closet, then check your bench.
Dave C casts several roster spells. One of them actually starts.
Pass Rush David 207.37 • Mariah Carey 179.56
Dave C spent the week working the wire. The newly added Bears defense started and delivered 22.50. Emanuel Wilson, another new arrival, erupted for 49.20 on the bench. Darren Waller also stayed on the bench. The transaction ritual was successful, if not fully utilized.
Henny also came prepared. Spencer Shrader scored 51.00 and the Ravens defense added 20.00, two lineup changes that absolutely paid off. Unfortunately, Tetairoa McMillan scored 56.20 on Henny's bench while Ja'Marr Chase managed 5.45. Excellent spellwork. Wrong candle.
Dan wins while his bench attempts a coup
Zaddy Dan 170.39 • Wonder Waah 149.59
Dan got 55.30 from Kenneth Walker and 48.72 from Chuba Hubbard, enough to survive Daniel Jones' 7.24 and Rashee Rice's zero.
Meanwhile, Drake Maye scored 43.21 on the bench, Brian Robinson 46.27, and Kaimi Fairbairn 51.00. Dan won anyway. Ben received 41.50 from the Giants defense but little elsewhere and fell to 2–2. The bench was louder than the game.