Beat · Oct 27, 2026
Turd Ferguson
Holden · 5–2 · 769.2 this week
Holden’s desk. Bijan, Skattebo in the lineup, Burrow on Sunday.
Chip Rourke · Beat
From the beat
Bijan had 26.7. Holden is 3–1.
The final is 125.98 to 90.62. Kamara’s 17.8 stayed on the bench.
Chip Rourke · 3 min
Matchup
54. He is 5–2.
Goff had 18 and Bijan had 12. Bernard had 3. Morgan had 77 and won. Skattebo had 18 on the bench. Week 8 is Thomas, who just lost 85 to 118 and cannot trade.
Start / sit
Look at the bench. Don’t burn the lineup down.
Willis had 26 and did not start. Skattebo had 18 and did not start. That is worth a real look before Sunday, and it is not a reason to bench Bijan because the week was ugly. Goff stays unless you already trusted Willis more than one number.
Roster
The low score picks first.
54 is the bottom of the week. There is no FAAB. A claim is a piece, not an answer for a 54. Do not add a name to feel the loss.
Trades
He can deal. Thomas cannot.
The opponent is frozen. A 5–2 can call someone else if the floor scared him, and he does not have to sell Bijan off one week of 12. The deadline is the Thursday after week 10.
Front office
The record is still the argument.
5–2 is why he is in the group. 54 is why the group should not feel safe. Both are true on a Tuesday.
Rivalry
Morgan won a game he did not have to dress up.
77 was enough. You made it enough. He is 4–3 in the other division. This was not a tiebreaker you needed, and it still counts.
Playoffs
5–2, and the East wild card is less comfortable.
Fuss and Nathan are both 6–1. The ticket is still real. The bye is not his unless one of them slips, and this week did not help the argument that he belongs next to them.