Production Partners: Tight Ends This is another four-part series on fantasy production that is partially linked to my previous “Breaking” series. In this series, I will be looking at fantasy production per team. By that, I mean what proportion of fantasy top-12 players at each position play on the same team as other fantasy top-12 […]
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Production Partners: Wide Receivers This is another four-part series on fantasy production that is partially linked to my previous “Breaking” series. In this series, I will be looking at fantasy production per team. By that, I mean what proportion of fantasy top-12 players at each position play on the same team as other fantasy top-12
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Production Partners: Running Backs This is the second edition of my four-part series on fantasy production that is partially linked to my previous “Breaking” series. In this series, I will be looking at fantasy production per team. By that, I mean what proportion of fantasy top-12 players at each position play on the same team
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This is another four-part series on fantasy production that is partially linked to my previous “Breaking” series. In this series, I will be looking at fantasy production per team. Specifically, what proportion of fantasy top-12 players at each position play on the same team as other fantasy top-12 players. Kicking off this series I
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The football gods have not been kind to us this preseason. The latest victim (at the time of this writing) was Bear’s wide receiver, Cameron Meredith. Fox Sports has reported that Meredith suffered a torn ACL in the Bears third preseason game. Entering this season, Meredith was an industry favorite after his breakout campaign last
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This article is one of four articles that will focus on the relationship between fantasy success and NFL success. This study has been an interest of mine for some time now. I have often wondered if there was any connection between fantasy success and NFL success at each position. I also wondered if maybe I
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This article is part of a series of four articles that will focus on the relationship between fantasy success and NFL success. This study has been an interest of mine for some time now. I have often wondered if there was any connection between fantasy success and NFL success at each position. I also wondered
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This article is one of four articles that will focus on the relationship between fantasy success and NFL success. This study has been an interest of mine for some time now. I have often wondered if there was any connection between fantasy success and NFL success at each position. I also wondered if maybe I
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This article and the next three subsequent articles will focus on the relationship between fantasy success and NFL success. This study has been an interest of mine for some time now. I have often wondered if there was any connection between fantasy success and NFL success at each position. I also wondered if maybe I
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Hey all! Feels like forever since my last entry, but this summer has been really quiet in the fantasy world. Thankfully, activity has picked up over the last two weeks as our attention turns to the 2017 season. In case you have forgotten, here was my roster after the conclusion of the rookie draft: If
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Continuing with this monthly series, I now turn my attention to July ADP from DFF. In reviewing the ADP, I have identified three players (who all happen to be wide receivers) that I view as either overrated, underrated, or adequately rated based on their current ADP price. Overrated: DeVante Parker (WR27, ADP = 54) I
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In this installment of my “What to Expect” series, I take a look at a young, up-and-coming receiver; Stefon Diggs. Last year, Diggs burst onto the fantasy scene in his second season, after providing a glimpse of what’s to come in 2015 (52/720/4). His final stat line in 13 games was 84 receptions on 112
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Continuing my “Overrated, Underrated, Adequately Rated” monthly series, I now turn my attention to June ADP from DFF. Looking over the ADP, I have identified three players that I view as either overrated, underrated, or adequately rated based on their current ADP price. Overrated: TY Hilton (WR7, ADP = 10) For those of you
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It’s about time someone says enough is enough of the [profiler]Lamar Miller[/profiler] hate. His name leaves a sour taste in owners’ mouths, which is understandable to some degree. However, the dynasty community and even the fantasy community as a whole tends to overcorrect when it comes to player values. Now, of course, there are
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Hello again! Last time we talked, I was in the middle of my rookie draft and looking for a buyer of the 1.06. Now, the draft is complete, and we have hit a lull in the action. I have not made a trade since May 11, but I have been in a couple of negotiations
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With the news of Jeremy Maclin’s signing with the Baltimore Ravens, I decided to look into what this could mean for Maclin. Unlike the last two “What to Expect” articles, I did not go to Twitter to get a feel for how the dynasty community now values Maclin with his move from Kansas City
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What to Expect When You’re Expecting: Michael Thomas After my first “What to Expect” article on Corey Davis was so well received, I thought I could turn this into a series and look at special cases of players. One of those special cases is Saints wide receiver, Michael Thomas. The rookie came out of nowhere
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ADP is defined as the Average Draft Position of a player in startup drafts. Collecting monthly ADP data is a good way to assess how the dynasty community values players within their respective positions and also overall. Taking a look at May ADP, there are a few names that catch my eye as busts(overrated) or
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Now that the NFL Draft has officially ended and our coveted rookies have found homes for 2017 and beyond, one name has seemed to rise to the consensus 1.01 of rookie mocks: Corey Davis. This is not surprising of course. An amazing athlete was taken 5th overall by a team that desperately needed a number
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I was approached by fellow DFF Army member John Schepps (@SlizzDigital) about a new article series idea that would journal my individual experience as a new orphan owner. Being me, I was thrilled with the idea and the challenge of taking over an orphan team and flipping it into a competitor and be able to
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