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Over the past two weeks I’ve participated in six auctions, all triple-digit buy-ins. These are not mocks; I will play out each of these rosters. When given the chance to buy any player for 2017, these are the players I just can’t get enough of…....
In 2015, the running back position cratered in fantasy football. Seemingly fell off the face of Kyrie Irving’s Earth. Devonta Freeman came from the mid-rounds to finish as the RB1 in what was dubbed the RB-Pocalypse. In 2016, it happened again… sort of…....
Part four of a series going division by division to discuss each offense in depth, with an aim on quantifying how many fantasy producers each offense can support…....
Over the past two days, I’ve rolled out my tiered running back, quarterback, and tight end rankings. Finally, we get to the all-important wide receiver position…....
I recently took a look at running back tiers for 2017 fantasy football drafts. Here are quarterback and tight end tiers…....
We recently rolled out a RotoViz Roundtable on rankings and projections, and some of the discussion centered on tier-based rankings. We’ve since received some feedback that tier-based lists would be helpful…....
Episode 1 of Yards Per Gretch, a RotoViz Fantasy Football Podcast…....
Part three of a series going division by division to answer the question of how many fantasy producers each offense can support and discuss what that means for 2017 with respect to current ADP trends. …...
You know the feeling you have after the perfect fantasy draft? The one where your draft slot allowed you to grab a personal favorite in Round 1 and then back it up with your favorite strategic approach? It’s the reason fantasy football is so much fun and the reason drafting is often the best part. This is my perfect draft…....
Here’s part two of an eight-part series going division by division to answer the question of how many fantasy producers each offense can support…....
What if we looked at historical production in each offense from a position/role agnostic viewpoint, and simply asked: how many fantasy-viable players can it support?…...
I’ve been writing about forecasting a lot lately, but I haven’t spent a great deal of time discussing specific ways I think you can use the macro trends to your advantage in 2017 drafts. Let’s do that…....
One of the most exciting trends in fantasy football is the continued advancement of predictive analytics…....
One of the keys to pulling off a fantasy football draft strategy like Zero RB is grabbing a stable of backs with upside late in your draft…....
Last week I started the process of reviewing the FF Accounting Series from last summer, where I examined coaching trends for all 32 teams and made naive projections for 2016 based on a weighted average of those trends. Let’s finish that review by analyzing 2016 target and rush attempt splits…....
Cort Smith has been doing an awesome series asking why drafters are buying some of the most over-hyped players in fantasy when reasonable alternatives sit there for the plucking rounds later. Well, Hunter Henry’s one of them, and there’s a better alternative who costs half the price…....
Did you know that for four consecutive years, NFL teams have averaged the fewest rush attempts in league history? How about that for four consecutive years, the league-wide completion percentage has been higher than ever before? Or that NFL teams run plays out of the shotgun formation over 50 percent more than five years ago?…...
In fantasy football, we often cite prior coaching trends when projecting the future. But how accurate is the assumption that past coaching trends predict future coaching trends?…...
A few days ago, RotoDoc explained how TD regression, injury rates, and ADP have combined to create an optimal atmosphere for waiting on running backs in 2017 fantasy football drafts. It’s a meticulously researched piece that is well worth a read whether you’re into Zero RB or not…....
As a rookie in 2016, Michael Thomas finished as the WR7. This offseason, Brandin Cooks was traded away from New Orleans, and drafters have been going nuts to grab Thomas…....
Over the past two weeks I’ve participated in six auctions, all triple-digit buy-ins. These are not mocks; I will play out each of these rosters. When given the chance to buy any player for 2017, these are the players I just can’t get enough of…....
In 2015, the running back position cratered in fantasy football. Seemingly fell off the face of Kyrie Irving’s Earth. Devonta Freeman came from the mid-rounds to finish as the RB1 in what was dubbed the RB-Pocalypse. In 2016, it happened again… sort of…....
Part four of a series going division by division to discuss each offense in depth, with an aim on quantifying how many fantasy producers each offense can support…....
Over the past two days, I’ve rolled out my tiered running back, quarterback, and tight end rankings. Finally, we get to the all-important wide receiver position…....
I recently took a look at running back tiers for 2017 fantasy football drafts. Here are quarterback and tight end tiers…....
We recently rolled out a RotoViz Roundtable on rankings and projections, and some of the discussion centered on tier-based rankings. We’ve since received some feedback that tier-based lists would be helpful…....
Episode 1 of Yards Per Gretch, a RotoViz Fantasy Football Podcast…....
Part three of a series going division by division to answer the question of how many fantasy producers each offense can support and discuss what that means for 2017 with respect to current ADP trends. …...
You know the feeling you have after the perfect fantasy draft? The one where your draft slot allowed you to grab a personal favorite in Round 1 and then back it up with your favorite strategic approach? It’s the reason fantasy football is so much fun and the reason drafting is often the best part. This is my perfect draft…....
Here’s part two of an eight-part series going division by division to answer the question of how many fantasy producers each offense can support…....
What if we looked at historical production in each offense from a position/role agnostic viewpoint, and simply asked: how many fantasy-viable players can it support?…...
I’ve been writing about forecasting a lot lately, but I haven’t spent a great deal of time discussing specific ways I think you can use the macro trends to your advantage in 2017 drafts. Let’s do that…....
One of the most exciting trends in fantasy football is the continued advancement of predictive analytics…....
One of the keys to pulling off a fantasy football draft strategy like Zero RB is grabbing a stable of backs with upside late in your draft…....
Last week I started the process of reviewing the FF Accounting Series from last summer, where I examined coaching trends for all 32 teams and made naive projections for 2016 based on a weighted average of those trends. Let’s finish that review by analyzing 2016 target and rush attempt splits…....
Cort Smith has been doing an awesome series asking why drafters are buying some of the most over-hyped players in fantasy when reasonable alternatives sit there for the plucking rounds later. Well, Hunter Henry’s one of them, and there’s a better alternative who costs half the price…....
Did you know that for four consecutive years, NFL teams have averaged the fewest rush attempts in league history? How about that for four consecutive years, the league-wide completion percentage has been higher than ever before? Or that NFL teams run plays out of the shotgun formation over 50 percent more than five years ago?…...
In fantasy football, we often cite prior coaching trends when projecting the future. But how accurate is the assumption that past coaching trends predict future coaching trends?…...
A few days ago, RotoDoc explained how TD regression, injury rates, and ADP have combined to create an optimal atmosphere for waiting on running backs in 2017 fantasy football drafts. It’s a meticulously researched piece that is well worth a read whether you’re into Zero RB or not…....
As a rookie in 2016, Michael Thomas finished as the WR7. This offseason, Brandin Cooks was traded away from New Orleans, and drafters have been going nuts to grab Thomas…....
Over the past two weeks I’ve participated in six auctions, all triple-digit buy-ins. These are not mocks; I will play out each of these rosters. When given the chance to buy any player for 2017, these are the players I just can’t get enough of…....
In 2015, the running back position cratered in fantasy football. Seemingly fell off the face of Kyrie Irving’s Earth. Devonta Freeman came from the mid-rounds to finish as the RB1 in what was dubbed the RB-Pocalypse. In 2016, it happened again… sort of…....
Part four of a series going division by division to discuss each offense in depth, with an aim on quantifying how many fantasy producers each offense can support…....
Over the past two days, I’ve rolled out my tiered running back, quarterback, and tight end rankings. Finally, we get to the all-important wide receiver position…....
I recently took a look at running back tiers for 2017 fantasy football drafts. Here are quarterback and tight end tiers…....
We recently rolled out a RotoViz Roundtable on rankings and projections, and some of the discussion centered on tier-based rankings. We’ve since received some feedback that tier-based lists would be helpful…....
Episode 1 of Yards Per Gretch, a RotoViz Fantasy Football Podcast…....
Part three of a series going division by division to answer the question of how many fantasy producers each offense can support and discuss what that means for 2017 with respect to current ADP trends. …...
You know the feeling you have after the perfect fantasy draft? The one where your draft slot allowed you to grab a personal favorite in Round 1 and then back it up with your favorite strategic approach? It’s the reason fantasy football is so much fun and the reason drafting is often the best part. This is my perfect draft…....
Here’s part two of an eight-part series going division by division to answer the question of how many fantasy producers each offense can support…....
What if we looked at historical production in each offense from a position/role agnostic viewpoint, and simply asked: how many fantasy-viable players can it support?…...
I’ve been writing about forecasting a lot lately, but I haven’t spent a great deal of time discussing specific ways I think you can use the macro trends to your advantage in 2017 drafts. Let’s do that…....
One of the most exciting trends in fantasy football is the continued advancement of predictive analytics…....
One of the keys to pulling off a fantasy football draft strategy like Zero RB is grabbing a stable of backs with upside late in your draft…....
Last week I started the process of reviewing the FF Accounting Series from last summer, where I examined coaching trends for all 32 teams and made naive projections for 2016 based on a weighted average of those trends. Let’s finish that review by analyzing 2016 target and rush attempt splits…....
Cort Smith has been doing an awesome series asking why drafters are buying some of the most over-hyped players in fantasy when reasonable alternatives sit there for the plucking rounds later. Well, Hunter Henry’s one of them, and there’s a better alternative who costs half the price…....
Did you know that for four consecutive years, NFL teams have averaged the fewest rush attempts in league history? How about that for four consecutive years, the league-wide completion percentage has been higher than ever before? Or that NFL teams run plays out of the shotgun formation over 50 percent more than five years ago?…...
In fantasy football, we often cite prior coaching trends when projecting the future. But how accurate is the assumption that past coaching trends predict future coaching trends?…...
A few days ago, RotoDoc explained how TD regression, injury rates, and ADP have combined to create an optimal atmosphere for waiting on running backs in 2017 fantasy football drafts. It’s a meticulously researched piece that is well worth a read whether you’re into Zero RB or not…....
As a rookie in 2016, Michael Thomas finished as the WR7. This offseason, Brandin Cooks was traded away from New Orleans, and drafters have been going nuts to grab Thomas…....
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