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RSPFL WEEK 5 MATCHUP BOX SCORE

Team Hunter Spider Pigs
PLAYER PTS PLAYER PTS

Cam Newton 7.8 Aaron Rodgers 25.4
Ray Rice 11.8 Fred Jackson 3.4
Frank Gore 16.6 Stevan Ridley 19.1
Larry Fitzgerald 9.2 Victor Cruz 23
Jeremy Maclin 3.9 Malcom Floyd 10.8
Tony Gonzalez 18.3 Rob Gronkowski 3.5
Trent Richardson 18.8 Eric Decker 8.1
Cardinals D/ST 6 Eagles D/ST 1
David Akers 9 Lawrence Tynes 12
TOTALS : 101.4 TOTALS : 106.3


RSPFL WEEK 5 SCOREBOARD

Isaiah Pead 93.3
Team Rekim 93.5

The Penny Lover 62.5
Awesomest Awesome 109.2

Truffle Shuffles 94.6
Team Breesus 121.7


RSPFL LEAGUE STANDINGS AS OF TUE, OCT 9

East Division
Awesomest Awesome 5-0-0 1.000
Team Breesus 4-1-0 .800
Truffle Shuffles 3-2-0 .600
Isaiah Pead 2-3-0 .400
* Team Hunter 2-3-0 .400
Team Rekim 2-3-0 .400
Spider Pigs 1-4-0 .200
The Penny Lover 1-4-0 .200


TEAM HUNTER PLAYER NEWS SINCE FRI, OCT 5


Ray Rice - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Cassel Leaves After Hit In Chiefs Loss Ray Rice rushed for 102 yards to lead the Ravens to their third straight victory after defeating the Chiefs 9-6. /media/motion/2012/1007/dm_121007_nfl_ravens_chiefs/dm_121007_nfl_ravens_chiefs.jpg


Ray Rice - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Rice had 102 rushing yards on 17 carries and one catch for 16 receiving yards Sunday against the Chiefs. A very solid line for Rice, although fantasy owners were likely expecting a rushing touchdown with those numbers. Rice was one of the only high points in the game, as the Ravens battled to a 9-6 win. Rice will have an interesting matchup next week against a Cowboys defense that is excellent against the pass, but is mediocre against the run.


Cam Newton - (Mon, Oct 8, 2012)
Countdown Daily Hot Topics: Week 5 Antonio Pierce answers your facebook questions /media/motion/2012/1008/com_121008_nfl_CDDHotTopicsWk5/com_121008_nfl_CDDHotTopicsWk5.jpg


Cam Newton - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Seahawks Send Panthers To 3rd Straight Loss The Seahawks snapped a three-game road losing streak after defeating the Panthers 16-12. /media/motion/2012/1007/dm_121007_NFL_SEAHAWKS_PANTHERS/dm_121007_NFL_SEAHAWKS_PANTHERS.jpg


Cam Newton - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Newton completed 12-of-29 passes for 141 yards Sunday against the Seahawks. He also added seven carries for 42 yards. An absolutely dreadful game for Newton, who struggled to connect with receivers throughout the day. He threw 13 passes to wideout Steve Smith, but managed to connect only four times. And while he led the Panthers in rushing, his total was less than half of what he had the prior week against the Falcons. Newton's passing yards have progressively decreased with each game this season and he's thrown for more than one touchdown in only a single game this year. The Panthers have a bye next week and Newton's fantasy owners are surely hoping that the team can figure out a solution to its problems quickly.


Trent Richardson - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Richardson rushed for 81 yards on 17 carries and one touchdown in Sunday's loss at New York. He also hauled in five catches on seven targets for 47 yards. Richardson ran very well Sunday, breaking tackles and looking quick and light on his feet. He certainly appears to be fully recovered from the knee issues he's dealt with for the better part of the past year. He is the focal point of the Browns offense which will provide him with a consistent weekly workload and combined with his obvious talent, he is a solid start in all formats moving forward.


Trent Richardson - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Richardson (personal) is active for Sunday's game against the Giants, Jenny Vrentas of the Newark Star-Ledger reports. His absence Friday was to attend the birth of his child. Richardson figures to see his usually heavy workload against the Giants on Sunday.


Trent Richardson - (Fri, Oct 5, 2012)
Richardson missed practice Friday to attend the birth of his child, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports. Richardson will get some time to spend with his family, but his absence from Friday's practice shouldn't prevent him from playing this week. Expect Richardson to be the Browns' starting running back Sunday.


Trent Richardson - (Fri, Oct 5, 2012)
Richardson was not present during the media portion of Friday's practice, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports. No further details surrounding Richardson's status were provided, so it remains to be seen if this will affect his status for Week 5. Head coach Pat Shurmur is expected to provide an update on Richardson following the conclusion of Friday's session.


Frank Gore - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
49ers Trounce Bills For 4th Win Alex Smith threw for 303 yards and four touchdowns to lead the 49ers over the Bills 45-3. /media/motion/2012/1007/dm_121007_NFL_BILLS_49ERS/dm_121007_NFL_BILLS_49ERS.jpg


Frank Gore - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Gore had 14 carries for 106 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Bills. A very impressive performance for Gore, who did a lot with limited touches in a 49ers' blowout. Backup Kendall Hunter had 81 rushing yards on 11 carries, although fantasy owners shouldn't read too much into it, since the game wasn't close and the team decided to not ride Gore all day.


Jeremy Maclin - (Mon, Oct 8, 2012)
Maclin caught five passes for 39 yards against Pittsburgh on Sunday. It's a disappointing showing from Maclin, but at least he seems to be making steady progress in his recovery from his hip injury. We like his chances of regaining his pre-injury production against the Lions next Sunday.


Vernon Davis - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Davis had five catches for 106 yards Sunday against the Bills. Davis broke through the 100-yard barrier for the first time this season, although he hasn't scored a touchdown in each of the past two games. He remains a very big part of the 49ers' passing offense and he could be busy again next week against the Giants.


Tony Gonzalez - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Gonzalez had 13 catches for 123 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Redskins. A pretty standard game for a 36-year-old tight end, right? Gonzalez has been a real treat for fantasy owners that didn't jump for a tight end early in drafts, as he's now scored a touchdown in four of the first five games this season. He's got another positive matchup next week against a Raiders defense that was ranked 26th in pass defense heading into Week 5.


Michael Bush - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Bush had four rushed for 26 yards and added two catches for 26 yards Sunday against the Jaguars. A healthy Matt Forte touched the ball 24 times to Bush's six. With Forte back as the bell cow, Bush becomes a risky proposition in fantasy circles, unless he gets red zone work and a score.


Ben Tate - (Mon, Oct 8, 2012)
Tate (toe) is inactive Monday night against the Jets. In Tate's absence, Justin Forsett is in line to handle the Texans' backup RB carries on Monday behind unquestioned starter Arian Foster. He's worth a quick plug-in for those in a jam due to Tate's deactivation.


Ben Tate - (Mon, Oct 8, 2012)
Tate (toe) is unlikely to play Monday night against the Jets, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. Arian Foster will lead the Texans' rushing attack Monday, but if Tate is indeed scratched, then Justin Forsett would move up a peg and would be worth scooping up by anyone who had plans to use Tate on Monday.


Ben Tate - (Sat, Oct 6, 2012)
Tate (toe) is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Jets, the Texans' official website reports. Tate's value is highest when the Texans play a team that gives them a good chance to build a big lead, and the Jets match that description thanks to a rash of injuries. The major concern here (besides the presence of Arian Foster) is that Tate doesn't play until Monday night, so fantasy owners probably won't be able to replace him if the Texans make a game-time decision to sit him. He's probably going to play, but it's certainly a risk worth considering when you set your Week 5 lineup.


Ben Tate - (Sat, Oct 6, 2012)
Tate (toe) practiced Saturday and is expected to be ready for Monday night's game, the Texans' official site reports. Looks like Tate will be good to go Monday, though, of course, Arian Foster will dominate the touches.


Ben Tate - (Fri, Oct 5, 2012)
As expected, Tate (toe) did not practice Friday, Tania Ganguli of the Houston Chronicle reports. Tate is slated to get some work in Saturday, with coach Gary Kubiak encouragingly noting Friday that the running back "could have done some stuff today if we wanted him to." Still, with the Texans kicking off against the Jets on Monday and teammate Arian Foster leading the league in carries, Tate (who has 30 carries in four games) is a Week 5 roll of the dice if he is anything less than probable once the Texans release their injury report.


David Akers - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Akers was successful in his lone field goal attempt, a 19-yarder in the first quarter, and made all six of his extra point attempts during Sunday's win over the Bills. The Bills defense was a disaster, coughing up over 600 yards to the 49ers' offense, so there was little need for Akers on Sunday. He remains an outstanding option for fantasy owners and will obviously get more field goal attempts against stronger defenses.


Brent Celek - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Suisham's Last Second Field Goal Lifts Steelers Shaun Suisham hit a 34-yard field goal as time expired to lift the Steelers to a 16-14 victory over the Eagles. /media/motion/2012/1007/dm_121007_nfl_steelers_eagles/dm_121007_nfl_steelers_eagles.jpg


Brent Celek - (Mon, Oct 8, 2012)
Celek caught three passes for nine yards and a touchdown against Pittsburgh on Sunday. Celek continues to post decent but unremarkable numbers. He could be more active next Sunday against a Detroit squad that has been vulnerable through the air.


Alex Smith - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
49ers Trounce Bills For 4th Win Alex Smith threw for 303 yards and four touchdowns to lead the 49ers over the Bills 45-3. /media/motion/2012/1007/dm_121007_NFL_BILLS_49ERS/dm_121007_NFL_BILLS_49ERS.jpg


Alex Smith - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Sunday Blitz: Bills-49ers Recap Jim Basquil and Eric Allen break down the the 49ers' record-setting performance as they blow past the Bills 45-3. /media/motion/2012/1007/dm_121007_cdd_bills_49ers/dm_121007_cdd_bills_49ers.jpg


Alex Smith - (Sun, Oct 7, 2012)
Smith has a sprain on the middle finger of his throwing hand, Comcast SportsNet's Matt Maiocco reports. Smith threw for 303 yards and three touchdowns against the Bills, before leaving the game once the lead was safe. No word on if the sprain will force him to miss any time, but the injury may limit his ability to grip the ball. We'd be surprised if he missed a game, but consider him questionable until he practices with the sprain.


Alex Smith - (Fri, Oct 5, 2012)
Though he ranks just 29th in the league in total passing yards with 784, Smith ranks eighth in the league in completion percentage (67.3) and seventh in total passer rating (98.1). The 49ers are a run-first team so total passing yards are not going to be Smith's strong suit. However, he is proving to be somewhat more than just a game manager this season and his improved accuracy should help make him a worthwhile option if you're in need of a bye week replacement. He has five touchdown passes (T-15th) and just one interception this season and should improve on his totals across the board with an upcoming match-up against the Bills. Buffalo allows and average of 270 passing yards per game and have allowed a total of nine touchdowns through the air this year.


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