Opinion·Week 6
Greer was two points off the high score, and he won.
105 to 74 against Hefner. He is 2–4. McCaffrey, Pitts, and Rodgers were the week.
Hank Calder|NFL / Film|October 20, 2026|3 min
Thinks Thomas is the most interesting roster in the room.
Greer scored 105 and won, and he spent the week 1.94 points from leading the league. That is the second week in a row the famous names did what they were on the roster to do. Last week was 138. This week was quieter, and it was still the second-best score in the room. McCaffrey had 22, Pitts had 18, and Rodgers had 16. Diggs had 10. He is 2–4. The scoring is no longer the argument. The losses already on the sheet are.
Hefner was the opponent, and Hefner had 74, which is the low score. Maye had 24 and Taylor had 19, so the two names you would have trusted did their jobs. Henry had 4. Judkins and Najee had nothing. Bryce Young had 20 on the bench, which is less than Maye had, so the quarterback was not the miss. A 31-point loss does not flip if you swap those two. Greer is 2–4 and Hefner is 1–5, and one of them just put up a number that almost led the league. The other one picks first on waivers, because 74 is 74.
