The Week 2 box score lied to you. Ian Hartitz goes back through every play that did not survive to the stat sheet: touchdowns wiped out by penalty, drives that died at the one-yard line, the unrealized air yards leaderboard, defensive pass interference, interceptions that were not the quarterback's fault, and the drops that cost six points.
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The Week 2 box score lied to you. Ian Hartitz goes back through every play that did not survive to the stat sheet: touchdowns wiped out by penalty, drives that died at the one-yard line, the unrealized air yards leaderboard, defensive pass interference, interceptions that were not the quarterback's fault, and the drops that cost six points.
Terry McLaurin led the league with 146 unrealized air yards and came within inches of a three-touchdown day, then finished as a dud. Justin Jefferson had a 68-yard house call taken off the board by a holding penalty. Neither of those shows up anywhere in the final line, and that gap is the whole point of the show.
Ian calls it the sheesh report, because these are the moments that make fantasy managers say exactly that.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:23 Touchdowns called back by penalty
2:08 Big plays called back too
3:13 Down at the one-yard line
4:43 Unrealized air yards leaderboard
6:11 Defensive pass interference tracker
8:02 Interception doctor
10:53 Dropped six points
12:17 It would have been a lot cooler
16:56 The three sheeshiest days
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