Volume is king at the wide receiver position when it comes to fantasy value in PPR leagues. And if you’ve been reading RotoViz for any significant amount of time, you’ll know that we typically advocate for drafting the WR positions in the early rounds. But if you get

The offseason John Brown hype is once again in full swing and maybe stronger than ever before. It’s been three years since his last fully healthy season though, and his past injuries and Baltimore’s recent passing woes have kept his ADP from shooting through the roof — but

Earlier in the week, I introduced the concept of Historical Distribution Scores (HDS). The score is a simple and efficient way to describe a player’s range of outcomes based on his historical projections. In this post, we’ll first visual historical distributions for the top-50 WRs, based on MFL10 ADP, and then

The 49ers backfield is quickly turning from a sure thing to one of the biggest wildcards in fantasy football.

This article introduces Historical Distribution Scores. It breaks down what they are, how they are calculated, and why they are relevant when considering a player’s range of outcomes. Articles focusing on each position and the calculated scores will be posted in the coming weeks. 

Are you the kind of shopper who happily snaps up the the dented can of the brand name item that’s been marked down? Then this is the series for you. After all, why pay more when you can get the job done for less?

Even though volume and usage will always be king in fantasy football, there is something about those low-volume, high-scoring “scatbacks” that we just can’t seem to get enough of on our rosters. 2018 offers a couple of dangerous trap candidates and a handful of less expensive but potentially league-winning options.

Throughout the last month, we worked our way through each division to create a set of projections for 2018 season. In this post, we’ll put all of these projections together.

The Dude: This will not stand, y’know. This aggression will not stand, man. Recently Javorius Allen came in as the number 14 RB in Shawn Siegele’s excellent Zero RB targets list. I’ve recently noted how Allen’s fantasy finish last season was a mirage, but let’s dig

Preseason football has officially begun, putting the start of the 2018 NFL season ever so much closer. Actual games (if you can call them actual games) are being played. More and more news stories about players are pouring out from beat writers. Our perceptions of players are still developing and