Split Decisions and Sneaky Upsets: What the Call, Week in Review
From coin-flip crowds to full-blown blowouts, this week had the community sweating on split calls across every league. Here's how it all shook out.
MLB
Oakland was the story nobody wanted to be part of, getting steamrolled by Houston 0-9 and 2-13 — yet the community still backed an Oakland upset one night and got burned (24-18). Elsewhere it was a coin-flip fest with dozens of near 50/50 splits, proving even the diamond can humble a confident crowd.
English Rugby League Super League
Brutal week for home hopes — Leeds fell 12-14 to Warrington and Wigan got absolutely flattened 6-33 by Wakefield, yet the community backed both home sides to win. Two big reminders that Super League doesn't care about your loyalty.
NFL
The Commanders' 33-31 thriller over Seattle and the Rams' 28-6 statement over the Giants both had the crowd split right down the middle at 21-21 — and both times the majority edged it. Jacksonville's 35-6 demolition of New England, though, caught everyone off guard after the community backed the Patriots to hold firm.
Australian AFL
Fremantle fans were split right down the middle on beating Brisbane, and the Lions made the call look shaky with a 96-89 road win — a tight one that could've gone either way on the app too.
Australian National Rugby League
The Roosters put on a show, smashing the Dolphins 36-20 despite the crowd backing a Dolphins win — while Newcastle's upset over Penrith was correctly sniffed out by the majority calling against the Panthers.