GW2 belonged to the players nobody trusted enough to start. Across the league, the right answers kept appearing in the wrong place.
Buffalo FPL managers left 359.75 points on the bench this week. That is not a tactical trend so much as a collective confession: the squads were fine; the decisions were not. The gap between the highest score, 143.75, and the lowest, 72, mattered less than the same sight repeating across the league — a useful player watching his manager learn something too late.
Josh made himself the face of it. His proposed goalkeeper rule change set off a 400-message league discussion. Then he started Bernd Leno for 5.5 and left Emiliano Martinez’s 15.25 on the bench. The rule was fine. Josh had spent the week fixing the wrong problem.
