Let’s take a look at target and market share trends we’ve seen in recent weeks versus year to date…....

It’s time to break down the Week 6 implied totals into projected points for each phase of the game, based on offensive and defensive scoring tendencies…....

I’ve made a few changes to the tables for this week to better examine recent target volume versus year to date…....

It’s time to break down Week 5’s gambling lines into projected points for each phase of the game, based on offensive and defensive scoring tendencies…....

Now that we’ve gotten through four weeks, we’ll start to examine subsets of weekly target numbers versus year to date. Here are the target and market share observations for Weeks 3 and 4 as well as the full season…....

It’s time to break down Week 4’s gambling lines into projected points for each phase of the game, based on offensive and defensive scoring tendencies…....

Week 3 is in the books. Here are target and market share observations from Sunday and also year to date…....

Let’s take a look at deconstructing the Week 3 betting lines for expected rushing, passing, kicking, and defensive/special teams points…....

We now have two games of data to play with. Here are target and market share observations for Week 2 and year to date…....

I was glad to hear some positive feedback from last week’s article, given the only data we had to work with was 2015’s splits…....

Welcome to the first installment in a weekly Monday look at targets and market shares from the Thursday and Sunday games. In future articles we’ll analyze volume over time and emerging trends, but for the early part of the season we’ll largely review what we saw. There’s a lot to get to in Week 1, so let’s dive into it. Running Backs Tevin Coleman saw six targets to Devonta Freeman’s four,…...

Let’s take a look at the betting lines for Week 1, breaking implied scoring into passing points, rushing points, kicking points, and defense/special teams points…....

We’ve reached the time of year where once exciting players become roster casualties, as they’ve worn out their welcome on their current teams. Here at RotoViz, we know these guys still have it. It’s definitely the team’s fault. They weren’t using him right. Here’s where we’d love to see our favorite post-hype guys land. Josh Hermsmeyer – Janis to the Steelers Jeff Janis is famous…...

I can’t stop drafting Justin Forsett. I want to, but the guy keeps going rounds after he should…....

After 32 episodes in 46 days, Pat Kerrane and I recently wrapped up the RotoViz Radio Season Preview series where we interviewed a beat reporter from each team. Here are some of the most interesting and fantasy-relevant soundbites we heard…....

Last year, guys like Jordan Reed and Ben Watson were boons for drafters taking tight ends late, with Tyler Eifert and Delanie Walker also returning plenty of value in the middle rounds…....

I’ve been playing fantasy football for 17 seasons, and have done dozens of drafts each year for as long as I can remember. This is relevant only in that I’ve done a lot of drafting, and in that time there is a specific strategy I’ve come to employ that I find is my favorite…....

The WR situation in Tennessee just got a little clearer as the Titans have traded Dorial Green-Beckham to the Eagles. It’s Rishard Matthews time…....

I don’t always make bold predictions, but when I do, I spit hot fire. Here are my 10 bold predictions for 2016…....

If you were a RotoViz subscriber last season, you might remember my weekly Gambling Lines article. If not, the first installment has all the details…....