Through the successes and the failures, the learning continues with my first season of a serious venture into daily fantasy football with a recap of my Week 3 performance…....

If you’re just starting to take daily fantasy sports  (DFS) seriously (like me), you’ve probably read a few articles from the ‘pros,’ either here at RotoViz or at other sites. One common narrative that you’ll find in all those articles: There are highs, and there are lows. Being a good DFS-player requires being able to withstand them…....

In last week’s post I outlined my general strategy for this season: 12 percent of my bankroll will represent my money-in-play, 80 percent of that in cash games, and 20 percent in GPPs. Of the cash games, 75 percent would be head-to-head, and 25 percent would be 50/50s. This is the second entry into a season-long series on my journey into daily fantasy football. If you’re…...

This is my first post in a weekly series that will act as a diary of sorts, chronicling my journey into daily fantasy football. My focus this season will be on DraftKings, while my colleague Anthony Amico will be covering FanDuel. Firstly, I’ll admit that this is not my first time with daily fantasy football. I dipped my toes in the water last season, and enjoyed…...

Contrary to the sports we analyze, there is no off-season for the RotoViz team. Your seasonal pass to RotoViz Premium provides you with nonstop content every week. But for those of you who needed some time off, you may have missed some great articles. In the interest of providing you with all your information you’ll need to dominate your league, below is a list of…...

In 2014, ten of the top-12 quarterbacks outperformed their ADPs. As was the case with my previous articles, which covered wide receivers and running backs who consistently outperformed their ADPs, the purpose of this article is not to project where any of these players finish in 2015. We’re looking at opportunities to draft players that are consistently undervalued and, using the QB Similarity Score App, assess…...

In 2014, nine of the top-12 running backs outperformed their ADPs. Seventeen of the top-24 (representing all RB1 and RB2’s) outperformed their ADPs. As was the case with my previous article, which covered wide receivers who consistently outperformed their ADPs, the purpose of this article is not to project where any of these players finish in 2015. We’re looking at opportunities to draft players that…...

In 2014, six of the top-10, and 16 of the top-24 wide receivers outperformed their ADPs (all WR1 and WR2’s). The purpose of this article is not to project where any of these players finish in 2015 – but only to look at potential opportunities to draft players that are consistently undervalued and, using the WR Similarity Score App, assess their chances to outperform their current…...