Opinion·Week 7
The two buyers played, and only one new roster showed up.
Nathan had 125. Mitchell had 65, and Henry did not have a line.
TFL Staff|Editorial|October 27, 2026|4 min
Had Nathan first this week and isn’t looking for a reason to move him.
They were supposed to find out immediately. Nathan bought Taylor and Amon-Ra. Mitchell bought Henry the same day, with Barkley, Lamar, and Deebo in the pile, and he paid three firsts to do it. Week 7 was the two of them, before anyone had time to explain the deal again.
Nathan scored 125. Taylor had 17 and Amon-Ra had 15, and the guys who were already there did the rest. Gibbs had 12, Kyren had 16, and CeeDee had 19. It was not one new player carrying a thin roster. It was a 6–1 team getting thicker and then scoring like it. He still has not had the high score. Greer took that, at 137. Nathan does not need the high score to be the other team at the top. He has 886 points.
Mitchell scored 65. Young started and had 5. Cousins had 20 on the bench. Barkley had 13 and did not start. Henry did not have a number. Bowers had 7. The week the new roster was supposed to announce itself, the score was sixty points short of the other buyer. He is 3–4. The firsts are already gone. One Sunday does not make the trade a mistake, and it does not make it look like the help arrived.
Week 8 is Fuss, who just had 127 without needing the high score to win. Mitchell does not get a soft landing to see if Henry has a week in him. Nathan gets Greer, which is the other kind of problem. The team that just led the league is 3–4, and he is the one who has to play them.
