Week 1 Recap: Alex Survives Viktor in High-Scoring Duel

The tightest contest of opening week came between Viktor and Alex, two managers who put up numbers that would have beaten nearly anyone else in the league. When the dust settled, Alex edged out Viktor 138.46–124.02 to notch his first win of the season.

Alex’s roster came alive across the board. His breakout star was rookie wideout Zay Flowers, who erupted for 28.1 points with 143 yards and a touchdown. At tight end, Brock Bowers chipped in over 15, and the backfield held steady to keep the floor high. It was the kind of balanced performance that can carry a team deep into the year, with no glaring holes and multiple double-digit contributors.

Viktor wasn’t far behind. His squad leaned on Christian McCaffrey, who delivered a classic workhorse day to keep him in striking distance. The rest of the lineup followed with steady mid-teens outputs, but Viktor lacked the single massive spike week that Alex enjoyed from Flowers. Despite a respectable 124 points — a total good enough to win against most of the league — Viktor walked away with a loss.

Turning Point: Zay Flowers’ 28.1 points swung momentum squarely in Alex’s favor. Without that breakout, this matchup might have ended with Viktor celebrating instead.

What It Means

• Alex establishes himself as an early contender, posting the highest score in Week 1.

• Viktor may be 0–1, but his output suggests better days ahead. If his stars keep producing at this level, he’ll be back in the win column soon.

Week 1 gave us fireworks, and no matchup put up more combined points than Viktor vs. Alex. Both squads look dangerous — but Alex leaves with the bragging rights.