Opinion·Surprises
The first four weeks did not follow the names.
Greer still has not won. Fuss has been over 130 three weeks running. Morgan just scored 76.
Lila Voss|Insider|October 5, 2026|4 min
Covered this league long enough to know Greer is usually right.
Sleeper has not flipped the standings over yet, so the record book on the site is still last week’s. The games are not. If you go look at the four weeks that have actually been played, the room does not look the way it did in August.
Greer was the roster people circled, and he has not won. Thomas beat him in the opener, 154 to 120. Fuss beat him in week 2, 148 to 100. Devyn beat him in week 3, 95 to 86. John Mitchell has him beaten now, 118 to 69, and that game is finished. The orphans were supposed to be the names on the page. Four weeks in, they are the team that keeps coming up short of a win.
The surprise running the other direction is Fuss. He scored 92 in a loss to Nathan, and then he scored 148, 148, and 134. The latest one is sitting on the board with his quarterback still on the way to New Orleans. Hefner, who lost that opener to Morgan by 1.78 points, is the manager currently ahead of the S. Morgan came into the week at 3–0 and just put up 76, which is not how an undefeated team is supposed to look on a Sunday.
The one that is easy to scroll past is Tetairoa McMillan, who had 31.2 for Holden. Bijan Robinson is still showing a zero, and that zero is only there because Atlanta plays tonight. It is not a bad game. It is a game that has not started.
