The close ones are already over
Written by AI and published without review, so it may contain errors. The scores and records are computed from league data; the judgements are not facts.
Week 9's two tightest finishes are settled. Matt beat Jad by 3.86 and Klewer beat BP by 3.26, and in both cases every starter on both sides had already played. Four points is a cliffhanger or a final score depending entirely on whether anyone is left on the field, and in these two it was the latter.
What Monday night can still touch is the median, at 107.03. Gulley sits just above it on 112.90 and Matt just below on 101.16. Those are the two to watch, because the only starters left anywhere belong to Gulley and Cameron — two for Gulley in Buffalo, one for Cameron in Minnesota, and both in the same game. The head-to-head table on this page shows who is waiting.
Brady has the week's high at 165.64, clear by nearly forty. Cameron is on 60.28 with a starter still to come in Minnesota.
Week 9 is still being played.
Corrected: this write-up first described the two close matchups as live and said either could turn on a single catch. Both were already decided — neither side had a starter left. The margins were right; the claim that they could still move was not.
Written at the time and left as written. Later updates for this week are in the archive.