Opinion·Week 5
Greer scored 138, and this time the names were why.
Chase and Jefferson both played a full game. Last week this same roster had 69.
The Desk|League Office|October 12, 2026|4 min
Still writes like Mcfussdaddy has the chair. Holden’s a closed subject.
Greer scored 138.1, and the game with Morgan is already over. Morgan finished at 100.96. It is the first win after four losses, and it is the first week in a while that looked like the roster people have been describing. Chase had 13.7 and Jefferson had 12.8 in the same lineup, McCaffrey added 14.3, and Rodgers started and had 22 while Hurts sat on the bench at 13. The 49ers defense had 20 on top of that. Last Sunday this team scored 69, mostly because Chase left early and Jefferson was already out. This Sunday both of them played.
Morgan’s side of it was quiet more than it collapsed. Watson had 26.3 and carried what there was to carry, Purdy had 16, and the young backs did not show up with him. Hampton finished at 3.9 and Love at 2.2. Stroud had 21 on the bench, which is a fair conversation for Tuesday and is not the reason the score looks like this. The loss is already in. When the standings move, Greer will be 1–4 and Morgan will be 3–2. One week does not take anybody off the seat. It does make it harder to say the names on this roster cannot put up a number.
Everybody else is still waiting on Bills at Rams at 8:15. Nathan, Holden, Fuss, and Thomas all have somebody in that game. Greer does not. He can read his result with breakfast.
