California’s bench in the Sep. 11, 12:06 p.m. PT update is Parker Washington, Jayden Reed, Kenny Gainwell, Michael Pittman Jr., Aaron Jones Sr. and Jared Goff. That gives the club options across three positions as it considers the next unlocked lineup. Maye’s Week 1 points are already final, so the Goff question belongs to the next quarterback decision, not a retroactive substitution.
Tush Push Nation’s bench offers another important clue. Matthew Stafford is sitting there with 5.60 points, while Brian Thomas Jr., Makai Lemon, Dallas Goedert, Jordan Mason and George Holani round out the reserve group. On the starting side, A.J. Brown and Jadarian Price have already completed their scoring, so the club’s remaining path sits with the rest of the live lineup.
Pat’s Perfect Team presents the loudest bench number with Brock Purdy’s 28.10. The same update places Isiah Pacheco in the IR slot, without establishing a new recovery timeline. Pat’s trails Chase’In a 3-peat 30–12.90 and has a projected finish of 120.08 against Chase’s 129.72. The remaining starters still have a chance to answer.
The next useful information will come from availability reports and the remaining games. California should track the usage of its reserve receivers, Tush Push should compare its receiver and running-back depth, and Pat’s should judge its quarterback decision after both options have played. Those are football questions that can improve the next lineup; a bench score by itself cannot answer them.
