Put Me in Coach Weekly Recap
September 30, 2026
Three weeks in, and the league is already starting to develop a personality.
Darius35 keeps scoring like somebody forgot to tell him fantasy football is supposed to be difficult.
eduardobass7 keeps winning close games.
Bosscoe followed a 171.50-point eruption by falling below 100.
ALL BALLZ ITCH finally broke into the win column by taking down the team that entered the week as one of the league's biggest scorers.
And after starting 2–0, both horns75 and Goonies Never Say Punt finally discovered that the standings do, in fact, contain a loss column.
NFL Team Preview
September 26, 2026
Baltimore is 1-1 after a 41-23 win at Indianapolis and a 24-17 home loss to New Orleans. Sharp's preseason forecast was 11.5 wins, treating last year's 8-9 as incomplete. The 2025 Ravens went 2-5 in one-score games. Lamar Jackson played 13 games, including a three-game hamstring absence after Week 4, and finished with a career-low 26.8 rushing yards per game plus last among 36 quarterbacks in red-zone EPA per attempt (-0.53). Nnamdi Madubuike's neck ended his season after 1.5 games. That same preseason snapshot had Baltimore first in the AFC North behind a quarterback room Sharp ranks second, with an offensive line ranked 24th and a receiving corps ranked 25th.
NFL Team Preview
September 25, 2026
Cleveland opened 2026 by getting embarrassed 34-10 in Jacksonville, then came back and beat Tampa Bay 23-19. Deshaun Watson is the starter after missing all of 2025 with an Achilles injury: through two games he is 40-of-52 for 443 yards, three touchdowns, one interception, and a 112.9 passer rating. Last year's defense carried a 5-12 roster that scored 16.4 points per game (31st) and allowed 22.3 (14th). Week 2 is the first evidence that the rebuilt offense might stop wasting that unit while Week 1 looked like 2025 all over again.
NFL Team Preview
September 24, 2026
Tennessee went 3-14 last season and rarely made it a fight. They are already 0-2, but the two losses looked nothing alike. Week 1 looked disturbingly familiar: a 23-10 loss to the Jets, only 195 total yards, and Tennessee's lone touchdown in the final minutes. Week 2 was different. The Titans lost 24-20 to Philadelphia after leading 20-17 with 14 seconds left, and Cam Ward jumped from 140 passing yards and 4.4 yards per attempt in the opener to 183 yards at 9.2 against the Eagles.
NFL Team Preview
September 23, 2026
Indianapolis is 0-2 after an 8-9 season that scored 27.4 points per game (8th) and allowed 24.2 (21st), going 7-10 against the spread and 9-8 to the over. Baltimore won 41-23 and then Kansas City needed overtime to win 33-30 in Week 2. Warren Sharp still has the Colts at 7.5 wins and third in the AFC South, with the ninth-easiest schedule, a 1.1 average line, minus-0.8 at home and 2.8 on the road, six as favorites and 11 as underdogs.
NFL Team Preview
September 22, 2026
Las Vegas spent 2025 as a 3-14 club that scored a league-worst 14.2 points per game, allowed 25.4 (25th), and matched that record against the spread at 3-14 while going 8-9 to the over. Sharp's preseason forecast projected them for 5.5 wins and fourth in the AFC West on a 17th-ranked schedule, and his betting snapshot priced them as an average 4.7-point underdog (4.0 at home, 5.3 on the road) in 14 of 17 games. Two games into 2026 they have already banked two of those wins — 27-13 over Miami and 26-14 at the Chargers — without Brock Bowers.
Put Me in Coach Weekly Recap
September 22, 2026
Week 1 gave us bench disasters, heartbreak, and enough hindsight to keep a group chat arguing for days.
Week 2 decided that wasn't enough.
This time we got **two legitimate upsets**, two games decided by fewer than four points, one matchup that the forecast basically called a coin flip before turning into a **68.82-point public execution**, and a 171.50-point eruption from a team that was projected for 121.50
Put Me in Coach Weekly Recap
September 17, 2026
Week 1 gave us 1,289.26 total fantasy points, a league scoring average of 128.93, one matchup decided by fewer than five points, one owner who left more than 50 points sitting on the sideline, and another poor soul who submitted the literal best lineup available to him and still started the season 0–1.
NBA Slate Recap
June 18, 2026
The slate started with Jalen Brunson, who delivered the clear headline performance and forced the rest of the leaderboard to chase.
NBA Slate Recap
June 11, 2026
The slate started with Jalen Brunson, who delivered the clear headline performance and forced the rest of the leaderboard to chase.