Week 4 Press Release

The Perpetual Dynasty vs The Real McCoy 

Date: October 3, 2021

Time: 1:00pm

Place: Jerry World

Starting Lineup:

QB: Josh Allen

WR: DK Metcalf

WR: Cooper Kupp

RB: Dalvin Cook

RB: Jonathan Taylor

TE: Kyle Pitts

FLEX: Allen Robinson

K: Harrison Butker

DEF: New Orleans

TPD's two game home stint was a successful one, securing two definitive victories. He now goes on the road for two games. The team has been playing well, but there is still room for improvement. At least for three weeks, he has avoided a dreaded slow start, but he must keep his sights set on the horizon, a (2-1) start means little. 

Josh Allen finally played at a MVP level last week, and TPD hopes the momentum continues this week, playing at home against a weak opponent. Cooper Kupp has been the best WR in football. TPD predicted a possible reverence highlights type season, and so far it has been true. Metcalf had his best game last week. Cook looks likely to return from injury, while Taylor gets a weak run defense to hopefully right the ship after a slow start. TPD has to start seeing better production out of Pitts, or else he will look to make a move at the TE position. Robinson comes over via trade, and TPD has more to say about him in the player profile. New Orleans makes the spot start, returning home after the hurricane displaced them. That crowd will be crazy, and the defense will use the energy to put up big numbers for TPD. 

Always using unrelenting energy against its opponents is the NASTY. It enjoyed home cooking each of the last two weeks, but it now must carry that comfortability on the road. At stake for TPD is a (3-1) start. A stark contrast to the (1-3) start of last season. Like TPD has done so many times before, he is putting the pain of the past behind him, and laying the ground work for a special season. This week will further cement that. 

Player profile: Allen Robinson

ARob has been a major bust to start this season, but TPD is hoping he bought low on a player right before an explosion. Changes to the offensive playing calling could be a huge boost to this team and to Robinson himself. Playing against the lowly Lions, expect Robinson to play his best game of the season. ARob will also want to put on a show, now dawning the TPD colors. Show out Robinson, put on one NASTY performance. Prove once again why TPD is the best manager in the league. Mattison did it last week, and now, it is your turn.