Junk's Amon-Ra St. Brown put up 33.7 points and effectively ended this one by halftime, turning what could have been a division dogfight into a 44-point blowout. Landon left 39.9 points rotting on his bench — nearly half his winning score — while Malik Nabers contributed a heroic 0.6 points as a starter, which is less a fantasy performance and more a cry for help. Junk, meanwhile, was nearly perfect in deployment, stranding just 2.5 on the bench, which is the kind of lineup discipline that makes losses feel even worse for the other guy. Two weeks in, Junk has a division win and Landon has some very uncomfortable start/sit decisions to explain to nobody in particular.