Beat · Oct 27, 2026
Orphans at a Bar
Greer · 3–4 · 757.6 this week
Greer’s desk. The names, still no banner.
Skip Malloy · Beat
From the beat
Greer does not need a rebuild. He needs the next ten weeks.
Skip Malloy’s five steps. Don’t sell the core at 0–4 prices.
Skip Malloy · 5 min
Matchup
137, and the high score. He is 3–4.
Pollard had 33.5. Jameson Williams had 21, Gordon had 16, McCaffrey had 16. Lucas had 84. Fuss had 127 and did not lead the league. Week 8 is Nathan, who is 6–1.
Start / sit
Keep the lineup that just led the league.
Pollard is not a one-week curiosity at 33.5, and he is also not a reason to bench McCaffrey. Both played. Both stay. Do not get cute because Nathan is next.
Roster
You are not picking first.
The low score was 54, and it was not the team you played. A claim is optional. There is no FAAB.
Trades
He bought Love, then McConkey.
Love cost the 2027 second. The 2029 second went out Wednesday and came home Friday inside the McConkey deal. McConkey cost the 2029 first. McCaffrey was not in either offer. The deadline is the Thursday after week 10. Thomas cannot take the call.
Front office
The Sunday was real. The losses are banked.
137 is the argument for the roster. 3–4 is the argument against the season. Nathan is a chance to make a noise, not a coronation.
Rivalry
You ended the five-week run.
Fuss still won his own game. You had the number. That is the part this desk was waiting on, and it does not change his record or yours.
Playoffs
3–4, and the points are real.
758 for the year, which is more than a couple of the teams above him. The last wild card is a conversation. It is not a seed until the record moves.