As we near the NFL Draft, we’re going to speculate on some best-case landing spots that have the potential to shake up dynasty drafts, and next up is Rashaad Penny.

Our analysts have spent the past few months building new analytics models and perfecting the classics. All the work has been published and is ready to go for the NFL Draft this weekend, but in the name of convenience, here is every metric wrapped up into one tidy chart for

The NFL Draft is days away, and that means we’ll be looking at dozens of fantasy assets in a completely different light come Monday morning.

As we near the NFL Draft, we’re going to speculate on some best-case landing spots that have the potential to shake up dynasty drafts. Next up is Ronald Jones.

We recently explored the level of opportunity available for WRs on a team level in 2018 using air yards. Now we turn our attention to the running backs, which, as we’re about to see, is a different market.

As we near the NFL Draft, we’re going to speculate on some best-case landing spots that have the potential to shake up dynasty drafts.

The Cowboys cutting Dez Bryant has caused a significant shift in our Air Yards Opportunity Scores. This seems like a good time to update the scores to reflect that while also pinning down the best landing spots for rookie WRs.

As we near the NFL Draft, we’re going to speculate on some best-case landing spots that have the potential to shake up dynasty drafts.

One of the best ways to measure opportunity for wide receivers is by using air yards. It naturally follows that air yards is also one of the best ways to identify opportunities which have been opened up — or lost — from 2017 to 2018. This is especially crucial

A few weeks ago I called the 49ers the most underrated backfield in fantasy football. While they weren’t efficient in 2017, they were fourth in the league in expected points from their running backs.