While third-year wide receivers used to hog the spotlight, more receivers break out in Year 2 than any other. This is the group you have to own to dominate your league, yet red flags and traps abound. We look at three projection systems and WR ADP to locate the league winners and avoid the busts. … Membership Required You must be a member to access this...

Earlier in the month, I introduced the concept of Historical Distribution Scores (HDS). The score is a simple and efficient way to describe a player’s range of outcomes based on his historical projections. In this post, we’ll first visual historical distributions for the top-28 QBs, based on average ADP, and then review calculated HDS scores…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership...

The serious business of drafting our seasonal fantasy teams is finally here. You’ve read the articles, you’ve listened to the podcasts. You’ve conversed with your favorite writers on the twitter. But now, the time to actually commit to the players you’ll be banking on all season long is upon us…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member?...

Welcome to the Update! Each year we provide a 2018 Zero RB candidates countdown to help you find inexpensive RBs to destroy your league. The update helps you adjust to preseason changes in situation and ADP…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

Last season, irrational exuberance surrounding Ty Montgomery hit an all-time high in the weeks that preceded Week 1. Positive buzz surrounding Montgomery resulted in his ADP rising exponentially, and fantasy drafters were selecting him ahead of RBs such as: Carlos Hyde, Mark Ingram, and C.J. Anderson. Unfortunately, Montgomery suffered a rash of injuries and finished the season on injured reserve. Now fantasy drafters have all…...

Are you the kind of shopper who happily snaps up the the dented can of the brand name item that’s been marked down? Then this is the series for you. After all, why pay more when you can get the job done for less?… Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

Back in June, I wrote about what the difference in same-team running back ADP implies about fantasy performance. A player’s ADP represents the market’s best assessment of his individual value. The difference in ADP between two RBs on the same team also tells us something about each player’s relative value…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

Running back handcuffs have fallen out of favor in recent years with the growth of committees and depth at the position. Pure handcuffs, players without standalone value, are a good way to tie up an important roster spot for much of the season, only to see that player not match the starter’s value when you plug him in for a key late-season tilt. Even on…...

When one speaks of the stud running backs currently plying their trade in the NFL, it is generally accepted that four players stand apart. This fantastic four is Todd Gurley, Le’Veon Bell, David Johnson, and Ezekiel Elliott. Given their track records, it is unsurprising that these are the first four names going off the board in fantasy drafts at present. Should they all remain healthy,…...

Nelson Agholor was one of the last year’s best redemption stories. After two moribund campaigns to start his career, the No. 20 pick of the 2015 draft gained 768 yards, scored eight touchdowns, and finished as WR21. While he still hasn’t recorded even an 800-yard season, his current ADP outside the first 90 picks is surprising. He even fell to WR46 in the Apex Experts…...