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Wildcats - 20
Dolphins - 27

Notable Players
Wildcats QB Aaron Murray 13-24, 181 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT
Dolphins QB Sam Keller 23-33, 210 yards, 2 TDs
Wildcats WR Gonzie Massey 5 rec for 117 yards, 1 TD
Dolphins OLB T.J. Watt 5 tackles, 1 INT

Browns - 6
Patriots - 23

Notable Players
Pats QB Sam Bradford 17-24, 150 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs
Pats HB Dexter McCluster 183 total yards
Browns MLB David Harrris 10 tackles, 1 INT
Pats MLB Benjamin Adams 4 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
Pats DT Damon Harrison 2 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 FF

Pioneers - 24
Colts - 31

Notable Players
Colts QB Baker Mayfield 13-18, 181 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT
Pioneers WR Stefon Diggs 10 rec for 162 yards
Pioneers MLB Kyle Emanuel 11 tackles, 1 FF
Pioneers OLB Anthony Chickillo 6 tackles, 1 sack

Steelers - 14
Bills - 10

Notable Players
Steelers QB Mike Glennon 17-27, 193 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT
Steelers WR Philly Brown 7 rec for 111 yards, 2 TDs
Bills MLB Paul Worrilow 14 tackles
Bills DT Zach Kerr 2 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF

Bengals - 24
Ravens - 17

Notable Players
Bengals HB Taiwan Jones 140 total yards, 3 TDs
Bengals DE Kony Ealy 5 tackles, 1 FF
Bengals DE DeForest Buckner 2 sacks, 1 FF
Ravens DE Stephon Tuitt 4 sacks

Titans - 3
Bears - 7

Notable Players
Bears QB Teddy Bridgewater 17-32, 153 yards, 2 INTs
Titans HB Ronald Jones II 33 carries for 140 yards
Titans WR Mike Evans 7 rec for 108 yards

Lions - 12
Packers - 3

Notable Players
Packers QB Tyrod Taylor 15-27, 122 yards, 2 INTs, 9 rushes for 49 yards
Lions HB Alex Collins 30 carries for 90 yards, 2 fumbles
Lions K Chandler Catanzaro 4-4 FGAs
Lions MLB Bryan Vinson 9 tackles, 2 sacks
Lions MLB Austin Zeppuhar 4 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
Lions SS Terrell Wood 2 tackles, 1 FF, 1 INT
Packers MLB Derrick Jordan 8 tackles, 1 FF

Falcons - 37
Buccaneers - 34

Notable Players
Falcons QB Patrick Mahomes 14-18, 125 yards, 2 TDs
Falcons HB David Johnson 35 carries for 152 yards, 2 TDs
Bucs HB Matt Forte 151 total yards, 2 TDs
Bucs WR Jarvis Landry 7 rec for 115 yards, 2 TDs
Bucs DT Dominique Easley 4 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF
Bucs DE Doug Worthington 2 tackles, 2 sacks

AI Scores

Rams - 20
Seahawks - 14

Vikings - 31
Cowboys - 17

I assume that the crimes are now over, thus my interest is basically non-existent. However, I have a job to do and will see this game to its conclusion.

MrSmartGuy posted...

Exisal had a voice-changer. I know that's not any more believable than Kaito being a crackshot impersonator, but it was explained.

Oh, I know that, but impersonations go beyond things that a voice changer is capable of

Uh, Monokuma mentioned that a person is still alive. I don't know if I can take the remark seriously, but it would obviously be Kaito. I would bet almost anything that Koki is dead. Now we have an exisal entering the court using the voice of Kaito and Koki like I am supposed that believe that either can perfectly mimic the other. This series I swear...the exisal did bring a video of a body being crushed by the press. The angle conveniently doesn't show the body after a bit, and there seemed to be a little hitch at some point in the press' descent that I don't recall being a thing in the demonstration with Keebo.

Hmm, Himiko only gave Kaito one arrow. Okay, so Maki was heavily involved in this. She was the one who brought the exisal in the hanger and the poisoned arrows. She shot both Koki and Kaito. I see where this is heading. To prevent Maki from being blackened, Kaito kills Koki and then himself. That is unless unlike everything else in Shu's lab, the antidote for the strike 9 actually contains the word poison on the label and Kaito heals himself only to be executed in the trial, for whatever reason.

Wait, so the electrobomb disabled the hydraulic press' safety function, but it could still be used? Manually perhaps? I assumed that this mid-season voting wouldn't matter. In the spirit of the game, I naturally voted for Keebo. Yeah, after some thought, it didn't really make sense to believe that Koki was the mastermind. Why muddle memories and participate in the game? Junko taking her third form or Rantaro/Kaede are the likeliest of possibilities.

Wait, wait, wait, we aren't suggesting that Koki agreed to being crushed just because they are crazy and wanted to trick Monokuma that bad? Oh god, we are. Let me get this straight, Kaito can do an impeccable Koki impersonation and was able to memorize an entire script that accounted for anything and everything that could have been said at the trial that Koki managed to whip up when and why? Why must this game and series always insult and punish me for giving them money?

So Kaito wasn't immune to the virus that they briefly mentioned before. Chalk that up to another ingenius decision by Makoto "take the damn toolkit" Naegi. I should retroactively put him further down in the rankings. lol the obvious Junko silhouette. I don't know why they just didn't show her unless she's like a robot now after having shed her mortal and then digital forms.

There's no Keebo here at the end as he's too busy using his previously hidden jetpacks and laser cannons to lay siege to the school that provides all the necessities that the four mortals need to survive. Well thought out plan.

Ch. 5 End

Go Mavs!

Helltaker (PC)

I don't particularly care for single-solution puzzlers with very little or no margin for error. I probably wouldn't have seen it through to the end if it wasn't so brief.

Well, I think Mobley and Scottie Barnes are considered close choices, so perhaps this will cause some of the voters to go with Barnes and ultimately see him win.

Monthly Progress
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Nominations
Abacus - F.I.S.T.
darkx - Epic Mickey, Poke B/W2
Fake - King's Quest '15
KCF - Kraken Acad

Supports

That Voltorb is sick

I was planning on beginning the trial before going to bed, but that certainly isn't going to happen, so I might as well do my prediction now. I am operating under the belief that both Koki and Kaito are dead for clarification.

I'm immediately removing Himiko, Keebo, and Tsu from murder consideration. They just aren't okay? I'm guessing that the truth about Keebo will be a next chapter thing. He's a robot, and robots don't have inner voices. Clearly his creator programmed something, and I guess that will come to light later. Or perhaps they don't. It's Danganronpa.

There may exist a scenario where Maki is Koki's killer but not Kaito's, but that would ultimately mean that there was some intended deception on Maki and Kaito's part, and I just don't think that can be the case.

I think there's a strong possibility of the presence of a third party, and by that I would mean Rantaro and potentially Kaede. Rantaro's door was was of depictions of like weapons and blood, and the fact that they bothered to give him a lab so late probably means he will be a late-game factor, perhaps not until next chapter though. In the event that he is still alive, would that possibly mean that Kaede isn't dead because what would have been the point of her exection then? Yes, we saw Rantaro's corpse and seemingly Kaede being crushed by a giant piano, but DR has no sense of logic or consistency. They will do what they want, and I can see that being what they want.

Getting back on the point, the concept of a third party for this murder, someone commandeered an exisal so they could get past the hanger security and did so without knowledge of a code because I'm assuming the person who scratched up the console did so for that reason. It would make sense if that person wasn't Koki. It could be Kaito, but if not, then I don't think it is any of the five remaining characters and will be someone else. I think Koki's clothing being stuffed into the toilet also favors a third party because why would any of the non-Koki's want to muddy the investigation? They could have also disposed of the bodies using the press if both were already dead. In a way, a third party makes the most sense because their mere presence can answer a lot of the questions/fill a lot of the holes that the following will contain.

In the end though, I think this is a murder/suicide by Kaito. It was "revealed" that he actually already went to space, so his clinging to life for his dream to see the stars has actually already been fulfilled. Now I put that in quotations because I'm not sure how real anything about this game is. No matter the outcome, if humanity did die out and Shu, Tsu, Himiko, and Maki are the last of the humans, well, humanity is going to be extinct, and that isn't exactly favoring the side of hope against despair or whatever vapid nonsense they keep peddling.

Anyway, Koki gets gear from Himiko, and uses it to surprise and kill Koki, but there might have been a complication. Perhaps there was a struggle between the two, and Kaito was also stabbed by a poison. With more poison having entered his body and for longer, Koki succumbs while Kaito still has time. Maybe then he took Koki's remote and knowing that the Exisals would attack him, he uses the control to pacify them, and using his hammer (don't ask me where it was or how he knew to use it), he physically enters the exisal. Needing a code to get back into the hanger, he just messes up the console to where it temporarily lifts the barrier (yes I know my theory has a bunch of flaws), and gets in there. I assume that he needed the exisal for something regarding the hydraulic press and its detections system and/or maybe cutting the power cord after the fact.

I know that there's so much that I don't understand regarding the cleanup and suicide process, and why he hid Koki's clothes, but the scene in the bathroom, the amount of blood in the hanger, and the mark on Koki's clothing looking similar to that of the drag mark to the press, leads me to a single conclusion: Kaito killed Koki and then killed himself.

I hope that's a "yes, thank you for bringing this to my attention wtf" and not a "how could you possibly think this is what I am looking for wtf"

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1284190/The_Planet_Crafter/

I looked up games with automation tags on Steam, and this was the first one that popped up. It's in early access and released less than a month ago.

Someone else knows that exisals were on auto-pilot to observe Monokuma and not attack anyone. They probably needed to do that or they would be unable to use the hammer and commandeer an exisal. Looking at Shu's lab, it is implied that the poisons are also supplied with antidotes. The antidotes shown never explicitly use the word poison, so I'm guessing what we saw in the bathroom was actually poison. However, one of the bottles of poison here, a lethal Strike 9, has liquid missing from it.

Koki's clothes were found in the toilet with blood stains, including one that looks like a drag mark, and two holes likely caused by arrows. I am feeling better about my initial belief that both Kaito and Kiko are dead. Unfortunately, the investigation ends there, so I guess it is trial time.

Shocker, someone was crushed by the hydraulic press. There's A LOT of blood in this room, extending from the bathroom to the press. This might be two bodies (a Kaito murder/suicide would be the most likely option in that event), and the fact that the Monokuma file contained nothing helpful, I'm inclined to believe in my initial reaction.

Exisals have an electronic lock to their hatch, and the press won't raise because the power cord was cut. Hmm, if the cord being cut halts all power, I wonder if the suicide bit is even possible unless the press would still lower all the way in the event the power was cut and with enough force to still crush a body. Actually now that I see it, the cord is like right next to the press and not up to where the press controls are. The theory is still alive!

There's a crossbow. bloody arrows, and a bottle with blood covering most of the label but conveniently showing "poison." Kaito killed Koki with poisoned arrows then I guess took his own life? Why crush Koki's body then? Maybe the poison isn't a lethal one and just incapacitates them for awhile. Kaito's jacket in the press did have a hole in it that could have been made by an arrow, so maybe both were hit with the poison. I see the slit/window where I spoke to Kaito before. I guess it is big enough for someone to place the bag with the goods in.

Maki acted a little weird when Keebo mentioned he went to convince Koki to release Kaito. Keebo had also seen Himiko go to building with the hanger with the black crossbow bag. I was wondering about the exisal entering the hanger and how it fit in. I still have no idea, but there is a used electrohammer where the group of exisals are, so the person behind that presumably used it on the green exisal and entered the hanger for reasons.

It's a "real" game, and I play it because I want to and have fun, not waste time, but Rocket League.

I don't know why Chroma Squad was the first game that came to mind. I don't think it checks off many boxes, but check it out anyway to see if it is something that you are interested in.

Blender Bros. (PC)

A port of a GBA game, it is ultimately nothing special, but I felt nostalgic for that era. I was frustrated at first because I saved and then when I came back on, my save was nowhere to be found. Then I discovered that you can't use the original save system, and you have to use the save-state system from the port by clicking ESC key. I am not ashamed to admit that I (ab)used that to my advantage for the final two bosses.

3. Beat a game released between 2002-2011
Blender Bros.

It's also on Game Pass

I'm sorry, HOW did Makoto of all people gain the authority to create this Gofer Project? If the people responsible needed referrences or character testimony, I would have been right there to tell everyone that nobody who survived THH is reliable or worthy enough to wield any sort of power or influence. That being said, it is completely in character that Makoto fucked up his one job by placing someone with the title of Ultimate Supreme Leader, a robot (in the event that I am not correct with a previous theory), and being exceptionally poor at background checks and/or interviews to not know that Kiyo is a mentally ill serial killer and Kirumi is basically the prime minister who can't really do her job if she's not on earth. All 16 are immune to some virus. Yeah, make up whatever excuse for this disaster. I'm just waiting to find out how we are going to rope Junko into all of this.

Everyone with renewed vigor searching for Kaito. I don't have the heart to tell them that they may have already seen the last of him alive. WTF, I have to do a stealth segment here with exisals? Oh, they built that up like that was going to be the case. Now I feel somewhat let down despite there being no way they could have pulled it off. Oh, Kaito is actually still alive. Nobody else is here, so NOW I am claiming that this will be the last we see of him alive.

I don't know why they are bringing it up, but Maki is taking a knife and Keebo is using one of the hammers that can easily disable himself. Keebo saw 4/5 of the exisals last night, and one (green) was able to pass through the barriers without any issue. Just pile on the obvious foreshadowing. Monokuma is no longer where I saw him in the suspicious room off the path. Green exisal is not here, and the three that are appear to be inactive.

Someone did some major damage to the control panel in front of the hanger. We didn't stop to think about that, and as we were to enter the hanger, I called it quits.

I went ahead and maxed out Maki's friendship. She then took me to her lab as Kaito asked to be shown some weapons. Okay...I'm sure this is just trying to make Kaito out to look like a potential murder before he shows up as a victim. He wants us to fight the Monokumas, like that will end up happening.

Koki has returned to being his usual exhausting self, and we got hammers and bombs (well, Koki has the latter) to damage electronic equipment. There's no need to keep driving home the point that someone is going to be murdered in or near the exisal bay.

Hell yeah, we get to do the escape sidescroller again! Everything about it is garbage, but I still have a weird affinity for it. I made it super far, but the awkward jumping fucked up my timing to use my hammer. Apparently, Kaito, Tsu, and Maki killed themselves in the process, so it was down to just Himiko and Keebo. I died opening the last door with Himiko, but good ol' Keebo was there to move it the final three inches and ultimately escape.

What's beyond the door...an apocalyptic, urban wasteland. Nice. Can't wait to re-enter this society. Koki explained everything, and I do feel inclined to believe him. Honestly, and this says more about the DR than anything else, but the laughable truth/"truth" is not terrible by the series standards. Revealing all of this now gives me hope that if there is another chapter beyond this, we won't have to waste an obscene amount of time with exposition-filled dialogues regarding the truth of the matter.

Anyway, if Kiko's explanation is to be believed, then Keebo's presence raises some red flags if a critical part of this was to select 16 people to prevent human extinction. I mean, he can't help with that. He may have gotten a lab (one could easily view it as an extension of Miu's to be honest), but perhaps he was the recepient of Rantaro's message and was created on behalf of like previous DR characters to infiltrate this somehow and for some reason. I don't know, everything is nonsense in DR.

Koki did admit to being the mastermind. I don't think he copped to being Junko's replacement, but I'm sure that will be revealed in due time. He has the key to the exisal hanger, and Kaito is to be imprisoned there. I would actually respond positively if they completely swerve and have us discover Kiko dead in that room.

Some detective you are Shu if you haven't realized that Kaito is actually sick, especially since he used the excuse of supernatural phobia before and clearly his condition hasn't improved despite chapter three being like a week ago.

I got two keys from Monokuma. I assume one goes to the door next to Shu's lab, but I don't know about the other. There is one door here, and it looks especially evil on the front with the depiction of blood. Monokuma says that it is Rantaro's, and I don't know if I should take them at their word. At first I thought that Koki could be this "mastermind" and Monokuma was trying to divert attention, but obviously the simple solution would be to not give Shu and company the key in the first place. This is Danganronpa though...

Well, there's this new giant structure next to Miu and Keebo's labs, so that must be where the other key goes to. In this twisted hallway, there was a large open space off the linear path that stuck out like a sore thumb. Clearly something important will occur there, likely murder related. Sensors, barriers, 59-digit codes, etc...yeah, there's going to be a murder in this area. Beyond the secured door was an exisal hanger, a bathroom, and a hydraulic press that can detect humans. They might as well mount a bunch of neon lights in this room that we will be finding a dead body here later.

Ah, now I can open that strange black and white door next to the gym. This looks like Kaito's lab. I swear if it turns out we are on another planet...If this is literally it, Koki is the only one without a lab if I am to believe the ominous one next to Shu's is Rantaro's. For starters, I will laugh if Rantaro was actually the "mastermind" and Kaede's plan techincally worked but didn't stop the killing game. More importantly, this makes Koki look even more super sketchy. It would be a pretty underwhelming reveal if the biggest ass whose title is Ultimate Supreme Leader is in fact the reason for all this crap, but at least that's better than revealing let's say Tsu was a closest psychopath all along. Truthfully, I suspected that Koki was leading whatever group Junko was in charge of as that is the only evil group I can recall the previous two games ever talking about. I suppose that can still be the case and would actually make total sense given Monokumas act just like they always have.

Brennifer makes more sense for the second option than Bennifer

I have seen three Raimi, one standalone Spider-Verse, and 0 MCU Spider-Man films

This is going to be a slow month lol

That would be a no

*insert Jack Nicholson nodding*

Everything is more or less how I imagined except the toilet paper was the murder weapon because she was actually strangled in the game as I guess her real life body reacted in a way that they would if the attack were real. lol this mid-trial heel turn by Kiko is pretty much the only thing of substance that he's done this game that I liked. LMAO he caps it off by abruptly calling out Gonta as the culprit. Oh, so Gonta did work with someone, but it was with Kiko.

I had my rhythm game against Kaito. I have long expected Kiko and Kaito to not make it through to the end. With the group's number as it stands, I have to imagine that the next chapter is the final killing game-based one, and they probably have a sixth chapter dealing with the overarching crap. Perhaps someone dies in that final chapter as well, but back to my point, it seems unlikely that Kaito will be a murderer or one that is alive at the time of the trial.

Well, that was some execution. More importantly, I finally got one correct and most of the circumstances as well. I haven't given it much thought as to how my post-playthrough character rankings would shake out. I feel like I haven't shared my feelings toward characters to where everyone might have a good general idea of where I might rank them, but I have very mixed feelings toward Miu. This chapter definitely helped her cause. I'm so sick of the dumb, mawkish pre-execution justifications they always do. Granted Miu failed and paid the price for her plan, but she wanted out, and she had a murder plan, a murder target, and a frame target. There's no twist that she's dealing with multiple mental illnesses or that she's actually the de-factor prime minister. She wanted to leave and was willing to murder to do so. Simple is best in this situation, and this is one of the rare instances that DR has done that.

Ch. 4 End

Okay, so I have thought about it some more. If Tsu were to be the culprit and the loud crash we heard was in fact Miu smashing against the chapel, then that means that the system was built on a delayed-launch. She could have used the toilet paper and the roof binoculars to both let herself down and be used as the delay. However, objects don't break, so she would need something else to basically have the toilet paper unravel to where it landed on the ground below and for the mat sled to launch. Nothing that I have come across leads me to believe that is plausible.

Koki is a possibility. If he was Miu's target like I think, perhaps he got the better of her somehow despite the limitations of his avatar not being able to touch Miu. The problem then is how he was able to put her on the sled without directly touching her. Unless he scooped her up with the mat, assuming it has some flexibility and then launched her off the roof, that also seems unlikely.

I feel like Miu would have noticed if Keebo was considered a human or non-human and would ensure he would be classified as human as to not interfere or find out her plans.

By process of elimination, I feel like it has to be Gonta. Why he would do this is beyond me, but if he was the reason for the avatar error upon entering the virtual world, then maybe that explains it. Perhaps not in an acceptible way, but one that ultimately makes since in the game's ever-changing rules/logic. They spent time highlighting this before we entered the world, but he might have gotten his cords mixed up or someone did that to him. According to the log in, he entered the same time as Kiko, which was after everyone except Miu. Maybe Kiko saw that he was struggling as others were entering the game and gave him bad info for funsies or a specific plan in mind. Maybe this was part of Miu's plan and she lied when she said she didn't know the repercussions of mixing the wires. It could just be that Gonta did things incorrectly all on his own.

I don't understand how he caught wind of anything. I have doubts that he was part of Miu's plan to kill Kiko. She couldn't let Gonta be the one to kill Kiko or Gonta would be the one able to graduate, and if she were to kill Kiko, she would have to ensure that Gonta would not rat her out. I suppose if the mixing of wires, one of which is labeled memory, and he would lose his memory of his time in the virtual world, then she could get off scot free. It seems more likely though that Gonta was the one who killed Miu all on his own somehow. Based on where the toilet paper was found and the layout of the roof, I believe that that when we saw Gonta just outside the mansion with the toilet paper nearby, he had just left the roof via wrapping the toilet paper around the mounted binoculars. The kink in this theory is that the toilet paper looked all wrapped up, so if he did climb down and wrapped it all back up, why did he leave it there and not pick it up and hide it on himself?

There are a lot of questions regarding Gonta's actions if he was the culprit given the mental capacity that he has displayed over the course of the game, but I feel like there's no other alternative.Gonta has to be Miu's killer.

I will update spreadsheet for injuries eventually, but I will go ahead and do schedule/standings now

Week 10 Players of the Week
Offense - Raiders HB R.J. Jackson
Defense - Raiders MLB Lavonte David

Game of the Week
Rams at Seahawks

Byes are now over

Week 11 will be simmed on Tuesday, April 12th

Eagles - 23
Browns - 15

Notable Players
Browns K Cody Parkey 5-6 FGAs
Eagles MLB Christian Jones 11 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 FF
Eagles DT Darius Philon 3 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF
Browns OLB Zach Brown 10 tackles, 2 sacks
Browns MLB David Harris 5 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 FF

Lions - 16
Buccaneers - 17

Notable Players
Lions QB Jared Goff 17-27, 169 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs
Lions MLB Austin Zeppuhar 7 tackles, 1 sack
Bucs OLB Nick Collinsworth 16 tackles
Bucs MLB Alec Ogletree 7 tackles, 1 INT
Bucs DE Leonard Williams 3 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF
Bucs DE Doug Worthington 1 sack, 1 FF

Giants - 14
Cowboys - 19

Notable Players
Giants HB Isaiah Pead 231 total yards, 2 TDs
Cowboys HB Le'Veon Bell 132 total yards, 2 TDs
Giants MLB Brandon Spikes 7 tackles, 1 FF
Cowboys OLB Nick Vigil 7 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
Cowboys DT Ryan Walker 2 sacks

Orcas - 3
Falcons - 20

Notable Players
Falcons HB Kenny Hamilton 31 carries for 97 yards, 2 TDs
Falcons TE Maxx Williams 10 rec for 73 yards
Orcas DE Preston Rogers 2 sacks
Falcons SS Su'a Cravens 7 tackles, 1 sack, 2 FFs

Titans - 7
Raiders - 52

Notable Players
Titans QB Ben Olson 6-19, 89 yards, 1 TD, 3 INTs
Raiders QB DeShaun Gaines 21-32, 143 yards, 2 TDs
Raiders HB R.J, Jackson 186 total yards, 6 TDs
Titans MLB Brian Cushing 16 tackles
Raiders MLB Lavonte David 3 tackles, 1 sack, 3 INTs

Seahawks - 24
49ers - 21

Notable Players
49ers HB Thomas Rawls 31 carries for 160 yards, 1 TD
Seahawks WR DeSean Jackson 6 rec for 128 yards, 2 TDs
Seahawks DT Rodney Gunter 2 sacks
49ers MLB Zach Orr 6 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 FF

Chiefs - 13
Bills - 17

Notable Players
Bills HB Ray Rice 9 carries for 33 yards, 2 TDs
Chiefs OLB Samson Ebukam 11 tackles, 1 FF
Bills MLB Paul Worriolow 14 tackles, 1 sack

Ravens - 6
Dolphins - 20

Notable Players
Ravens QB Kirby Freeman 15-29, 123 yards, 3 INTs
Dolphins QB Sam Keller 13-20, 151 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT
Ravens OLB Leland Jones 6 tackles, 1 sack
Ravens MLB Sam Crooks 5 tackles, 1 INT
Dolphins MLB Jordan Tripp 8 tackles, 1 INT
Dolphins OLB Markus Golden 6 tackles, 1 FF
Dolphins DE Kareem Martin 2 sacks

Wildcats - 17
Packers - 20

Notable Players
Packers QB Tyrod Taylor 19-27, 178 yards, 8 rushes for 36 yards, 2 total TDs, 1 INT
Packers HB Chris Johnson 207 total yards
Wildcats WR Gonzie Massey 7 rec for 132 yards, 1 TD
Wildcats CB Ronald Darby 5 tackles, 1 INT
Wildcats OLB Shaquil Barrett 4 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF
Packers DE Matthew Ioannidis 3 sacks

Bengals - 6
Steelers - 34

Notable Players
Bengals QB Andy Dalton 22-42, 318 yards, 3 INTs
Bengals HB Derrick Henry 31 carries for 145 yards
Bengals WRs/TEs Josh Briscoe, Charles Clay, and Chris Hogan combined for 20 rec for 303 yards
Steelers DE Melvin Ingram 4 tackles, 2 sacks

Rams - 30 OT
Patriots - 27

Notable Players
Rams HB Mike Davis 26 carries for 92 yards, 2 TDs
Pats FB Mike Smith 3 TDs
Rams WR Patrick Turner 5 rec for 104 yards
Rams FS Harrison Smith 14 tackles

Bears - 20
Washington - 30

Notable Players
Bears QB Teddy Bridgewater 10-24, 132 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT
Washington QB Nick Mullens 1-3, 3 yards, 2 INTs
Washington HB Ezekiel Elliot 28 carries for 118 yards, 2 TDs
Bears MLB Chris Borland 19 tackles