The Reno Reapers topped the Brooklyn Knights 28-7 in a decisive Week 17 matchup that solidified their playoff positioning. With the stakes high as the season neared its end, the Reapers demonstrated their dominance on both sides of the ball, effectively neutralizing the Knights' efforts. Justin Fields was the standout performer for Reno, throwing for 213 yards and three touchdowns, showcasing his ability to connect with his top target, Mark Andrews, who racked up an impressive 139 receiving yards. Meanwhile, the Knights' Trey Benson put forth a valiant effort on the ground, rushing for 114 yards, but it wasn't enough to keep pace with the Reapers' explosive offense. Defensively, the Reapers made crucial plays that swung momentum their way. Nick Cross led the charge with three total tackles, while Akheem Mesidor's sack put pressure on the Knights' offense at key moments. Patrick Surtain II’s interception marked a turning point in the game, allowing Reno to capitalize and extend their lead, ultimately securing the victory.