The Cook Burned The Season 78.8-62.7 Bud Light Berto
1-0 / 0-1
The Cook Burned The Season beat Bud Light Berto 78.8-62.7. Lambeau energy: make a plan and keep it. Purple energy: hope and a horn.
The desk
League desk
Week 10 is in the books. Green Bay would have closed this clean. Minnesota would have made it a podcast. Team Even the Losers posted the high score at 136.4.
Winners
The Cook Burned The Season, SKOL and Bones, Team Larson, Team Randy, Willy and the Big Johnson, and Team Even the Losers
Losers
Bud Light Berto, Team fantasm, Bye Week, Whats Hunt Mahomie?, Team Stodolka, and 1990s Buffalo Bills
Biggest win
Team Stodolka 62.1 - 124.4 Willy and the Big Johnson
62.3 point margin
Closest matchup
1990s Buffalo Bills 128.3 - 136.4 Team Even the Losers
8.1 point margin
Top scorers
The Cook Burned The Season 78.8-62.7 Bud Light Berto
1-0 / 0-1
The Cook Burned The Season beat Bud Light Berto 78.8-62.7. Lambeau energy: make a plan and keep it. Purple energy: hope and a horn.
SKOL and Bones 126.4-82.4 Team fantasm
1-0 / 0-1
SKOL and Bones handled Team fantasm 126.4-82.4. The Packers would have enjoyed this. The Vikings would have called it a learning experience.
Bye Week 87.5-101.9 Team Larson
0-1 / 1-0
Team Larson beat Bye Week 101.9-87.5. Lambeau energy: make a plan and keep it. Purple energy: hope and a horn.
Team Randy 109.8-95.2 Whats Hunt Mahomie?
1-0 / 0-1
Team Randy beat Whats Hunt Mahomie? 109.8-95.2. SKOL is warming up in the parking lot. That is not a good sign for anyone involved.
Team Stodolka 62.1-124.4 Willy and the Big Johnson
0-1 / 1-0
Willy and the Big Johnson handled Team Stodolka 124.4-62.1. This is how you close. Minnesota is taking notes and then losing them.
1990s Buffalo Bills 128.3-136.4 Team Even the Losers
0-1 / 1-0
Team Even the Losers beat 1990s Buffalo Bills 136.4-128.3. Lambeau energy: make a plan and keep it. Purple energy: hope and a horn.
NFL highlights
Scores, recaps, and touchdowns from the same NFL week.
Final
Carolina Panthers21
Pittsburgh Steelers52Final
Detroit Lions22
Chicago Bears34Final
New Orleans Saints51
Cincinnati Bengals14Final
Atlanta Falcons16
Cleveland Browns28Final
New England Patriots10
Tennessee Titans34Final
Jacksonville Jaguars26
Indianapolis Colts29Final
Arizona Cardinals14
Kansas City Chiefs26Final
Buffalo Bills41
New York Jets10Final
Washington Redskins16
Tampa Bay Buccaneers3Final
Los Angeles Chargers20
Oakland Raiders6Final
Miami Dolphins12
Green Bay Packers31Final
Seattle Seahawks31
Los Angeles Rams36Final
Dallas Cowboys27
Philadelphia Eagles20Final
New York Giants27
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