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We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 6. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 6, the injuries, narratives, and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the veteran and rookie running backs once again. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 5. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 5, the injuries, narratives, and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs once again. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 4. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 4, the narratives and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs once again. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools to…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 3. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 3, the narratives and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools to analyze…...

It’s been a couple of seasons, but we’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 2. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 1, the narratives and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats…...

It’s been a couple of seasons, but we’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 1. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools to analyze notable players that we want to buy or sell. Specifically,…...

Like any form of investment, we want to monitor the risers and fallers. That’s especially true with fantasy football, specifically wide receiver risers. In a previous article, we covered several Day 3 running backs rising in drafts, so it was logical to examine the receiver position. Unsurprisingly, we covered mostly Year 1 or Year 2 players, with a veteran joining a team late into the…...

We’ve seen Day 3 running backs move up the draft boards, and some with good reason. Day 3 running backs have been relatively helpful over the past few seasons, especially in their first two seasons. We saw Bucky Irving, Chase Brown, and Tyrone Tracy Jr. hit last season, with Isiah Pacheco, Chuba Hubbard, and Kyren Williams being other notables (though Hubbard broke out in Year…...

We’ve examined six small gap backfields in two previous articles, including three with rookies adding to the uncertainty and the one team with three rushers inside the top 150 in ADP. In the past, we’ve looked at big-gap and small-gap running backs to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. The idea comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or…...

In the past, we’ve looked at big gap and small gap running backs to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. The idea comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs, and from similar research by Charlie Kleinheksel before that. First, let’s define our terms: B1 and B2 running backs refer to a team’s RB1 and RB2 in backfields where there is an ADP gap of 98.5…...

In the past, we’ve looked at big gap and small gap running backs to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. The idea comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs, and from similar research by Charlie Kleinheksel before that. First, let’s define our terms: B1 and B2 running backs refer to a team’s RB1 and RB2 in backfields where…...

Corbin Young breaks down J.K. Dobbins’ surprising move to Denver and reveals why this late-round veteran might be the smartest backfield investment in Sean Payton’s offense. J.K. Dobbins signed a one-year contract with the Broncos for just under $3 million. Dobbins was one of the most notable running back free agents that had not signed with a team, especially since he reached career highs in…...

Players drafted on Day 3 and beyond rarely find much fantasy relevance. Yet there have been a handful of recent undrafted free agent running backs to make some noise in the NFL. Some of the biggest UDFA RB hits include Priest Holmes, Arian Foster, LeGarrette Blount, Austin Ekeler, James Robinson, Thomas Rawls, and Phillip Lindsay. It’s an uphill battle to gain fantasy relevance for these…...

As a rookie, Garrett Wilson ranked 13th in EP/G, sixth in targets, and 31st in PPR/G, with one of the worst FPOE/G (No. 240). Wilson gave us three WR1 performances, averaging just under 28 fantasy points per game (27.9), with four other weeks as a WR2, posting 16.9 PPR/G. He played with Zach Wilson, Mike White, and Joe Flacco, sharing time as the Jets’ quarterback…....

David Johnson was the best running back in football for a season and a half. Few RBs possess Johnson’s size and athleticism combined with his receiving talent. But over the years a number of backs have been able to give us David-Johnson-lite production with a much smaller frame and fewer athletic gifts. It may seem like ages ago when Devin Singletary was last a fantasy-relevant…...

We love it when running back prospects come into the NFL with a juicy receiving profile. That’s the case with Rachaad White, who garnered a ridiculous 22% receiving share in his final collegiate season. White played on a Buccaneers team with Leonard Fournette as the lead rusher and receiver, though the rookie ate into the veteran’s workload. Tom Brady played his final season during White’s…...

Corbin Young takes a close look at the rookie season for one of the top 2024 wide receivers who could be the next Amari Cooper, or the next Sammy Watkins. Which trajectory will this promising young receiver's career follow?

Last time, we looked at small gap running backs on two teams with a dominant veteran and potential breakouts to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. Today we’ll cover two more small gap running backs, including a veteran and a younger option. The idea of small gap and big gap RBs comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs,…...

Last time we looked at small gap running backs and identified some undervalued veterans and young backs based on their ADP. Today we’ll cover two big gap backfields, including a veteran joining a new high-powered offense and a breakout running back valued similarly to last season. The idea of small gap and big gap RBs comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates…...

Last time, we looked at small gap running backs on two teams with new offensive coordinators to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. Today we’ll cover two more small gap running backs, including a veteran and a younger option. The idea of small gap and big gap RBs comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs,…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 6. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 6, the injuries, narratives, and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the veteran and rookie running backs once again. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 5. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 5, the injuries, narratives, and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs once again. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 4. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 4, the narratives and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs once again. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools to…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 3. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 3, the narratives and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools to analyze…...

It’s been a couple of seasons, but we’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 2. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 1, the narratives and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats…...

It’s been a couple of seasons, but we’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 1. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools to analyze notable players that we want to buy or sell. Specifically,…...

Like any form of investment, we want to monitor the risers and fallers. That’s especially true with fantasy football, specifically wide receiver risers. In a previous article, we covered several Day 3 running backs rising in drafts, so it was logical to examine the receiver position. Unsurprisingly, we covered mostly Year 1 or Year 2 players, with a veteran joining a team late into the…...

We’ve seen Day 3 running backs move up the draft boards, and some with good reason. Day 3 running backs have been relatively helpful over the past few seasons, especially in their first two seasons. We saw Bucky Irving, Chase Brown, and Tyrone Tracy Jr. hit last season, with Isiah Pacheco, Chuba Hubbard, and Kyren Williams being other notables (though Hubbard broke out in Year…...

We’ve examined six small gap backfields in two previous articles, including three with rookies adding to the uncertainty and the one team with three rushers inside the top 150 in ADP. In the past, we’ve looked at big-gap and small-gap running backs to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. The idea comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or…...

In the past, we’ve looked at big gap and small gap running backs to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. The idea comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs, and from similar research by Charlie Kleinheksel before that. First, let’s define our terms: B1 and B2 running backs refer to a team’s RB1 and RB2 in backfields where there is an ADP gap of 98.5…...

In the past, we’ve looked at big gap and small gap running backs to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. The idea comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs, and from similar research by Charlie Kleinheksel before that. First, let’s define our terms: B1 and B2 running backs refer to a team’s RB1 and RB2 in backfields where…...

Corbin Young breaks down J.K. Dobbins’ surprising move to Denver and reveals why this late-round veteran might be the smartest backfield investment in Sean Payton’s offense. J.K. Dobbins signed a one-year contract with the Broncos for just under $3 million. Dobbins was one of the most notable running back free agents that had not signed with a team, especially since he reached career highs in…...

Players drafted on Day 3 and beyond rarely find much fantasy relevance. Yet there have been a handful of recent undrafted free agent running backs to make some noise in the NFL. Some of the biggest UDFA RB hits include Priest Holmes, Arian Foster, LeGarrette Blount, Austin Ekeler, James Robinson, Thomas Rawls, and Phillip Lindsay. It’s an uphill battle to gain fantasy relevance for these…...

As a rookie, Garrett Wilson ranked 13th in EP/G, sixth in targets, and 31st in PPR/G, with one of the worst FPOE/G (No. 240). Wilson gave us three WR1 performances, averaging just under 28 fantasy points per game (27.9), with four other weeks as a WR2, posting 16.9 PPR/G. He played with Zach Wilson, Mike White, and Joe Flacco, sharing time as the Jets’ quarterback…....

David Johnson was the best running back in football for a season and a half. Few RBs possess Johnson’s size and athleticism combined with his receiving talent. But over the years a number of backs have been able to give us David-Johnson-lite production with a much smaller frame and fewer athletic gifts. It may seem like ages ago when Devin Singletary was last a fantasy-relevant…...

We love it when running back prospects come into the NFL with a juicy receiving profile. That’s the case with Rachaad White, who garnered a ridiculous 22% receiving share in his final collegiate season. White played on a Buccaneers team with Leonard Fournette as the lead rusher and receiver, though the rookie ate into the veteran’s workload. Tom Brady played his final season during White’s…...

Corbin Young takes a close look at the rookie season for one of the top 2024 wide receivers who could be the next Amari Cooper, or the next Sammy Watkins. Which trajectory will this promising young receiver's career follow?

Last time, we looked at small gap running backs on two teams with a dominant veteran and potential breakouts to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. Today we’ll cover two more small gap running backs, including a veteran and a younger option. The idea of small gap and big gap RBs comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs,…...

Last time we looked at small gap running backs and identified some undervalued veterans and young backs based on their ADP. Today we’ll cover two big gap backfields, including a veteran joining a new high-powered offense and a breakout running back valued similarly to last season. The idea of small gap and big gap RBs comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates…...

Last time, we looked at small gap running backs on two teams with new offensive coordinators to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. Today we’ll cover two more small gap running backs, including a veteran and a younger option. The idea of small gap and big gap RBs comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs,…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 6. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 6, the injuries, narratives, and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the veteran and rookie running backs once again. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 5. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 5, the injuries, narratives, and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs once again. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 4. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 4, the narratives and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs once again. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools to…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 3. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 3, the narratives and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools to analyze…...

It’s been a couple of seasons, but we’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 2. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. After Week 1, the narratives and performances shifted in a different direction, especially for the rookie running backs. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats…...

It’s been a couple of seasons, but we’re back with the running back advanced stats for Week 1. The format of this article could evolve as the season progresses, since we will examine more than just the best and worst in various advanced metrics. We’ll utilize the Advanced Stats Explorer and other tools to analyze notable players that we want to buy or sell. Specifically,…...

Like any form of investment, we want to monitor the risers and fallers. That’s especially true with fantasy football, specifically wide receiver risers. In a previous article, we covered several Day 3 running backs rising in drafts, so it was logical to examine the receiver position. Unsurprisingly, we covered mostly Year 1 or Year 2 players, with a veteran joining a team late into the…...

We’ve seen Day 3 running backs move up the draft boards, and some with good reason. Day 3 running backs have been relatively helpful over the past few seasons, especially in their first two seasons. We saw Bucky Irving, Chase Brown, and Tyrone Tracy Jr. hit last season, with Isiah Pacheco, Chuba Hubbard, and Kyren Williams being other notables (though Hubbard broke out in Year…...

We’ve examined six small gap backfields in two previous articles, including three with rookies adding to the uncertainty and the one team with three rushers inside the top 150 in ADP. In the past, we’ve looked at big-gap and small-gap running backs to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. The idea comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or…...

In the past, we’ve looked at big gap and small gap running backs to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. The idea comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs, and from similar research by Charlie Kleinheksel before that. First, let’s define our terms: B1 and B2 running backs refer to a team’s RB1 and RB2 in backfields where there is an ADP gap of 98.5…...

In the past, we’ve looked at big gap and small gap running backs to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. The idea comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs, and from similar research by Charlie Kleinheksel before that. First, let’s define our terms: B1 and B2 running backs refer to a team’s RB1 and RB2 in backfields where…...

Corbin Young breaks down J.K. Dobbins’ surprising move to Denver and reveals why this late-round veteran might be the smartest backfield investment in Sean Payton’s offense. J.K. Dobbins signed a one-year contract with the Broncos for just under $3 million. Dobbins was one of the most notable running back free agents that had not signed with a team, especially since he reached career highs in…...

Players drafted on Day 3 and beyond rarely find much fantasy relevance. Yet there have been a handful of recent undrafted free agent running backs to make some noise in the NFL. Some of the biggest UDFA RB hits include Priest Holmes, Arian Foster, LeGarrette Blount, Austin Ekeler, James Robinson, Thomas Rawls, and Phillip Lindsay. It’s an uphill battle to gain fantasy relevance for these…...

As a rookie, Garrett Wilson ranked 13th in EP/G, sixth in targets, and 31st in PPR/G, with one of the worst FPOE/G (No. 240). Wilson gave us three WR1 performances, averaging just under 28 fantasy points per game (27.9), with four other weeks as a WR2, posting 16.9 PPR/G. He played with Zach Wilson, Mike White, and Joe Flacco, sharing time as the Jets’ quarterback…....

David Johnson was the best running back in football for a season and a half. Few RBs possess Johnson’s size and athleticism combined with his receiving talent. But over the years a number of backs have been able to give us David-Johnson-lite production with a much smaller frame and fewer athletic gifts. It may seem like ages ago when Devin Singletary was last a fantasy-relevant…...

We love it when running back prospects come into the NFL with a juicy receiving profile. That’s the case with Rachaad White, who garnered a ridiculous 22% receiving share in his final collegiate season. White played on a Buccaneers team with Leonard Fournette as the lead rusher and receiver, though the rookie ate into the veteran’s workload. Tom Brady played his final season during White’s…...

Corbin Young takes a close look at the rookie season for one of the top 2024 wide receivers who could be the next Amari Cooper, or the next Sammy Watkins. Which trajectory will this promising young receiver's career follow?

Last time, we looked at small gap running backs on two teams with a dominant veteran and potential breakouts to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. Today we’ll cover two more small gap running backs, including a veteran and a younger option. The idea of small gap and big gap RBs comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs,…...

Last time we looked at small gap running backs and identified some undervalued veterans and young backs based on their ADP. Today we’ll cover two big gap backfields, including a veteran joining a new high-powered offense and a breakout running back valued similarly to last season. The idea of small gap and big gap RBs comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates…...

Last time, we looked at small gap running backs on two teams with new offensive coordinators to identify undervalued players based on their ADP. Today we’ll cover two more small gap running backs, including a veteran and a younger option. The idea of small gap and big gap RBs comes from Jack Miller’s research on the win and hit rates for big or small gap backs,…...
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