@ SEA 2024-12-15

Need 50 from him tomorrow night

Bro I need 30 from u

I need at least 24

reed

Hope this guy drops a goose egg again tomorrow night. It’s coming down to Jacob’s vs this guy for who makes it

doubs or reed

who am i starting

Need you to outscore Mike Evans

daylon

Reed

In Reed we trust

I need him to outscore Mike Evans @trianglechoke69

im in the exact same boat as you about mike evans

my opponent has mike evans too hahaha

We better say a prayer tonight

I’m in dynasty league this is to advance to championship

Had trade offers all year for Reed but I had faith in him

Good luck @trianglechoke69

@daylonpetty good luck to you too brother! im in the running up for the chip too!

My guy, I need you to lock tf in. I need 22.05 points from you to win. Do I trust you? No. Do I need you? Yes

Lock in bro

T’was the night before Marcus’ last fantasy football game of the season, and he was staring at his phone in panic. He wasn’t just fighting for a win—he was fighting to avoid finishing last in his league. And the punishment? It was so bad, he couldn’t even bring himself to say it. He *had* to win. His only hope? Jayden Reed. The wide receiver had been solid all year but hadn’t quite had that breakout game. Marcus needed *20 points* tomorrow to have a shot at survival. He sent Jayden a message: “Yo, big game tomorrow. I’m in last place, and if I lose, the punishment is so bad I can’t even say it. I need 20 points. Please make it happen.” The next day, Marcus sat on the edge of his seat. Jayden started slow, but by the second half, things clicked. A 30-yard catch, then another, and another. By the fourth quarter, Jayden had racked up 90 yards and was getting targeted constantly. Then, with less than two minutes left, Jayden caught a quick slant and broke free for a 75-yard touchdown. Marcus checked his phone: **Jayden Reed, 20.3 Fantasy Points.** He had done it. That night, Marcus sent another text: “You’re a lifesaver. 20 points exactly. Thank you for keeping me out of last place.” Jayden replied: “No problem, man. Always here to keep the fantasy owners alive.”

You better score 40 you bum