Opportunity is the most important factor to consider when analyzing fantasy football. Whether it’s at the NFL level or in college, the more pass attempts, carries, and targets that a player gets, the better. It’s far from an exact science. But last year’s opportunity reports highlighted the likes of Eno Benjamin, Jalen Reagor, Hakeem Butler, and Miles Sanders as targets in devy leagues set to…...

Opportunity is the most important factor to consider when analyzing fantasy football. Whether it’s at the NFL level or in college, the more pass attempts, carries, and targets that a player gets, the better. It’s far from an exact science but last year’s opportunity reports highlighted the likes of Eno Benjamin, Jalen Reagor, Hakeem Butler, and Miles Sanders as targets in devy leagues set to…...

Acquiring devy assets is kind of like investing in the stock market. With time remaining in college, their value could drastically increase with a productive season or it could tank just as quickly. For rebuilding teams, this increases the importance of hitting on early-round picks. Additionally, with the volatility of these selections, finding a late-round gem can be incredibly valuable to teams. Whether the player…...

Identifying early breakouts at the wide receiver position is among the most important pieces of information available for devy owners. Prospects that produce at a high level at a young age are better bets to succeed in the NFL, period. But at the risk of telling you what you probably already know — that you should be targeting the likes of Rondale Moore, Jalen Reagor,…...

  Last week I took part in a devy mock draft hosted by Greg Brandt from over at Devy Watch. It was a 12-team, PPR scoring, non-Superflex draft with a player pool consisting of 2020, 2021, and 2022 eligible prospects. Two of my fellow RotoViz writers, Travis May and Matt Wispe, also took part. My goal here is to walk you through the draft, round…...

One of my favorite pre-draft articles from 2018 was Anthony Amico’s introduction to running back breakout age. We know how important breakout age is for wide receiver prospects. So it makes sense that age-adjusted production would hold similar merit for RBs. Amico defined breakout age as the age where a RB first crosses 130 adjusted all-purpose yards per game (AAPYPG). This metric is basically traditional…...