One week is not a season. Kash has nevertheless acquired a document suggesting otherwise.

Hopkins Opus posted 181.60 points, the highest total of Week 1, while Danir finished at 121.14. Kenneth Walker III supplied 44.4. Jaxson Dart added 28.7. Jonathan Taylor, Bucky Irving and Ladd McConkey all cleared double digits. There was very little administrative ambiguity.

The problem is not the win. The problem is what the win has made possible. For at least the next several days, any discussion of roster construction, quarterbacks, waiver claims, municipal policy or lunch is vulnerable to the introduction of 181.60 as relevant background.

Kush also left Patrick Mahomes and his 23.36 points on the bench, which is less a criticism than an irritating reminder that the starting lineup did not require perfect management to produce the week's high score.

Danir can point to a lineup with its own problems, and this publication has done exactly that elsewhere. None of those problems change the central fact here: Kash won by 60.46 and now possesses the one thing this league has historically been least equipped to handle responsibly — evidence.