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RSPFL WEEK 1 MATCHUP BOX SCORE

Isaiah Pead his pants Team Hunter
PLAYER PTS PLAYER PTS

Robert Griffin III 25 Cam Newton 12.5
LeSean McCoy 11.6 Ray Rice 21.3
Darren Sproles 11.5 Frank Gore 17.3
Wes Welker 1.4 Larry Fitzgerald 6.3
A.J. Green 7 Jeremy Maclin 15.6
Jimmy Graham 14.5 Vernon Davis 10.3
Percy Harvin 10.4 Trent Richardson 4.4
Bears D/ST 12 49ers D/ST 5
Jason Hanson 11 David Akers 16
TOTALS : 104.4 TOTALS : 108.7


RSPFL WEEK 1 SCOREBOARD

Spider Pigs 103
Truffle Shuffles 109.3

Team Breesus 95.3
The Penny Lover 83.2

Awesomest Awesome 116.6
Team Rekim 93.6


RSPFL LEAGUE STANDINGS AS OF TUE, SEP 11

East Division
* Team Hunter 1-0-0 1.000
Team Breesus 1-0-0 1.000
Awesomest Awesome 1-0-0 1.000
Truffle Shuffles 1-0-0 1.000
Isaiah Pead his pants 0-1-0 .000
Spider Pigs 0-1-0 .000
Team Rekim 0-1-0 .000
The Penny Lover 0-1-0 .000


TEAM HUNTER PLAYER NEWS SINCE FRI, SEP 7


Ray Rice - (Mon, Sep 10, 2012)
Highlight Of The Night Joe Flacco and Ray Rice both have two touchdowns in Ravens' 44-13 blowout of Bengals. /media/motion/2012/0911/dm_120911_SC_HOTN_CIN_BAL/dm_120911_SC_HOTN_CIN_BAL.jpg


Ray Rice - (Mon, Sep 10, 2012)
Rice had 10 carries for 68 yards with two touchdowns and three catches for 25 yards Monday against the Bengals. Rice's production came in just about three quarters of action as he scored from both one and seven yards out in the red zone. Though his carries were cut down in Baltimore's new up-tempo approach, the top-five fantasy pick should have no trouble getting his fair share of touches on a weekly basis this season.


Cam Newton - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Schiano Scores Win In Bucs' Debut The Buccaneers' defense held the Panthers to 10 rushing yards as they scored a 16-10 win. /media/motion/2012/0909/dm_120909_nfl_panthers)bucs/dm_120909_nfl_panthers)bucs.jpg


Cam Newton - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Sunday Blitz: Panthers-Buccaneers Recap Jim Basquil and Eric Allen break down the Bucs' 16-10 win over the Panthers in coach Greg Schiano's debut. /media/motion/2012/0909/dm_120909_com_120909nfl_Recap_TB_CAR_2/dm_120909_com_120909nfl_Recap_TB_CAR_2.jpg


Cam Newton - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Newton completed 22-of-33 passes for 303 yards, with one touchdown and two interceptions during Sunday's loss to the Bucs. He also added four rushing yards on five carries. A weird game for the Panthers, who ran the ball only 13 times all afternoon. Newton's favorite target Sunday was Steve Smith, as expected, who caught seven passes on 11 targets for 106 yards. However, Newton did spread the ball around well, connecting with five other receivers, including Brandon LaFell for a touchdown. Newton is a solid passer but if he's not running the ball well, he doesn't belong in the elite tier of fantasy quarterbacks.


Larry Fitzgerald - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Fitzgerald had four catches for 63 yards during Sunday's win over the Seahawks. The quarterback mess in Arizona didn't get any easier for Fitzgerald, who saw both John Skelton and Kevin Kolb on Sunday due to Skelton going down with an ankle injury. Fitzgerald remains an elite talent but he needs a more consistent effort from his quarterback(s) to remains an elite fantasy wideout.


Trent Richardson - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Richardson (knee) had 19 carries for 39 yards and one catch for five yards during Sunday's loss to the Eagles. Richardson's 2.1 YPC and long-run of nine yards were a big disappointment for fantasy owners who were excited to see that he was starting Sunday. The Browns' offense was responsible for three field goals and didn't do anything to make defenses not gang up on Richardson. Despite the poor performance, neither Montario Hardesty nor Brandon Jackson recorded a carry, showing fantasy owners that the Browns' backfield is Richardson's.


Trent Richardson - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Richardson (knee) is active and starting Sunday's game against the Eagles, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports. Despite being limited in practice each day this week, Richardson is expected to play in Week 1. There's some risk that Montario Hardesty and Brandon Jackson will spell him more frequently as the Browns ease him back into action.


Trent Richardson - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
The Browns plan to start Richardson (knee) Sunday against the Eagles, but will manage him throughout the game, according to NFL Network's Albert Breer. Breer notes that Richardson is likely to come out on third downs in favor of Brandon Jackson and adds that on some early downs, Montario Hardesty will relieve the rookie. If Richardson (assuming he is active) gets off to a fast start, then the Browns could adjust on the fly, but the implication here is that the team plans to break him into game action judiciously with the big picture in mind.


Trent Richardson - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
NFL Network's Albert Breer expects Richardson (knee surgery) to start Sunday's game against the Eagles. It's still advised that Richardson owners verify his status prior to kickoff. If he is out there Sunday as Breer believes he will be, it's uncertain how much work the Browns plan to give their prized rookie out of the gate, with Montario Hardesty and Brandon Jackson on hand to spell him.


Trent Richardson - (Fri, Sep 7, 2012)
Richardson (knee) is officially listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Eagles, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports. At this point, it looks like Richardson will be out there Sunday, but that will need to be confirmed prior to kickoff. Assuming he does debut in Week 1, it's uncertain how much work the Browns plan to give Richardson out of the gate, with Montario Hardesty and Brandon Jackson also on hand.


Trent Richardson - (Fri, Sep 7, 2012)
Richardson (knee) believes that "he's ready to go" Sunday against the Eagles after a full week of practice, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports. We'll have to see how the Browns officially list Richardson on Friday, but the signs continue to point toward him suiting up in Week 1.


Trent Richardson - (Fri, Sep 7, 2012)
Coach Pat Shurmur said that Richardson (knee) had great day of practice Thursday and did what was expected of him Friday, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports. We'll have to see how the Browns list him officially Friday, but it looks like we'll see Richardson in Week 1, with the larger question being just how much work he'll be in line to see in his NFL debut.


Frank Gore - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Gore rushed 16 times for 112 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's win over the Packers. If there was any concern that a soft preseason would hamper Gore in the early part of the year, it can safely be put to bed here. Gore looked strong on Sunday, averaging seven yards per carry and ripping off a 23-yard touchdown run that seemed to put the game away in the fourth quarter. With Kendall Hunter seeing a little more time and Brandon Jacobs expected to see action in the future, Gore may not get 20-25 touches per game. However, if the limitation keeps him healthy, he'll probably be able to produce more days like this from start to finish this season.


Jeremy Maclin - (Mon, Sep 10, 2012)
Maclin, who caught seven passes for 96 yards with a TD in Sunday's season opener, is dealing with a hip flexor, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Maclin is "pretty sore" Monday, which suggests that he may be limited in practice this week. So far there's no talk of his Week 2 status being in doubt, but we should know more on that front no later than Wednesday.


Jeremy Maclin - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Eagles Overcome INTs For Late Win Michael Vick threw four interceptions, but he connected with Clay Harbor on a late touchdown to give the Eagles a 17-16 win over the Browns. /media/motion/2012/0909/dm_120909_NFL_EAGLES_BROWNS/dm_120909_NFL_EAGLES_BROWNS.jpg


Jeremy Maclin - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Maclin caught seven passes for 96 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's win over the Browns. Maclin was the busiest Eagles' receiver on Sunday, although he caught only half of his targets, as Michael Vick threw 27 incompletions. He remains a solid wideout option, especially for a team that is suddenly very pass-happy.


Vernon Davis - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Davis caught three passes for 43 yards and a touchdown against the Packers on Sunday. Davis is picking things up right where he left off last year. He was targeted five times, second most on the team, and continues to play an important role both in the red zone and one third down. If quarterback Alex Smith remains as efficient as he was on Sunday, then Davis could get back closer to his 2009 numbers than last season's totals.


Tony Gonzalez - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Gonzalez caught five balls for 53 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's win over the Chiefs. Gonzalez should profit from being in a very high-powered offense all season. He'll likely eclipse 100 touchdowns at some point this season.


Michael Bush - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Bush had 12 carries for 42 yards and two touchdowns Sunday against the Colts. A bulk of Bush's work came in mop up duty, but the main thing to take away is the two touchdowns. Bush scored twice from the goal line and will continue to be used in that role for the foreseeable future, making him an intriguing flex option each week.


Ben Tate - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Tate (head) had five carries for six yards and three catches for 22 yards during Sunday's win over the Dolphins. Arian Foster was active after coming in as a game-time decision and did most of the work in the Texans' backfield, rushing for 79 yards and two touchdowns. While Tate was able to be a successful complement to Foster in a few games last year, Sunday was not a repeat of those performances.


Ben Tate - (Fri, Sep 7, 2012)
Tate's teammate, Arian Foster, is considered a game-time decision for Sunday's 1:00 ET kickoff against the Dolphins, John McClain of Houston Chronicle reports. Those who snagged Tate as a high-upside handcuff may see their selection pay off immediately if Foster is scratched Sunday. Even if Foster is not inactive, it's not hard to imagine the capable Tate seeing added opportunities in Week 1.


David Akers - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Sunday Blitz: 49ers-Packers Recap Jim Basquil and Eric Allen break down the 49ers' 30-22 win over Aaron Rodgers and the Packers. A game which also saw David Akers tying an NFL record for the longest field goal. /media/motion/2012/0909/dm_120909_com_120909nfl_Recap_SF_GB/dm_120909_com_120909nfl_Recap_SF_GB.jpg


David Akers - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Akers made all three of his extra points and was 3-for-3 on fields goals, including a record-tying 63-yarder at the end of the first half. While it's hard to imagine Akers repeating his record-setting season from last year, he's certainly going to put up his fair share of points again this season. The team obviously has enough faith in him from long distances so the opportunities will be plentiful again, although he might not get as much help from the crossbar every time out.


Brent Celek - (Mon, Sep 10, 2012)
Celek caught four passes for 65 yards against the Browns on Sunday. Considering the Eagles threw the ball 56 times, it's not the most efficient showing for Celek. He's ideally a backup tight end in most leagues.


Alex Smith - (Sun, Sep 9, 2012)
Smith completed 20-of-26 passes for 211 yards with two touchdowns and rushed five times for 13 yards during Sunday's 30-22 win over the Packers. A little bit of leadership and mistake-free football is really what the 49ers are hoping to get out of Smith this year and Sunday was a perfect example of what they want. He was efficient in the passing game, accurate with his throws and hit a pair of touchdowns, a 14-yard strike to new receiver Randy Moss and a four-yarder to old stand-by Vernon Davis. He's not going to win you any fantasy championships, but if he has more games like this, he'll definitely be an adequate bye-week replacement. He did, however, set the 49ers record for most regular-season passes (185) without an interception.


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