Welcome to the Running Back Opportunity Report. The goal of this series is to go beyond raw carries, targets and yardage stats to look at the true opportunity each running back had to score fantasy points each week, and what they did with it…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

Playoffs? Yes, playoffs. It’s never too early to plan ahead. I used the Buy Low Machine to find players with significant differences between their remaining “regular season” (weeks 7-13) schedule and playoff schedule (weeks 14-16). I plan to use this information to help craft trade offers. Tight Ends to Target Shown below are the five teams with the most positive swing from regular season to playoff…...

Did you know that none of the wide receivers drafted in the first round of fantasy drafts finished in the top 10 for Week 6? Last week was a slow week for my Fantasy Football Players Championship (FFPC) squad. Julio Jones was playing at less than 100 percent due to a hamstring injury, A.J. Green was shadowed by Richard Sherman, and Travis “Zeus” Kelce continues to…...

It was a decent week for streaming, as many of the top scoring quarterbacks were either waiver pickups or fantasy backups. One thing to keep in mind while streaming is that as the season goes on, the quarterback pool will start to shrink, making it more difficult…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

Playoffs? Yes, playoffs. It’s never too early to plan ahead. I used the Buy Low Machine to find players with significant differences between their remaining regular season (weeks 7-13) schedule and playoff schedule (weeks 14-16). I plan to use this information to help craft trade offers. Running Backs to Target OFF RegSeas Playoffs Change MIA 42 70 28 CAR 48 74 26 NO 55 81…...

In our series of Opportunity Reports, RotoViz will examine the weekly production of position groups through the lens of the Fantasy Efficiency App. A primer on how to use this app can be found in week one’s report. We’re examining opportunity and efficiency using historical line of scrimmage data to establish the expected fantasy point value of attempts (and comparing actual fantasy points to that…...

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This weekly article serves as a case study for those of you who would like to play in a high stakes league but don’t want to make the jump from a $50 to $1,500 buy-in…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

Week 6 in the NFL included several surprises, including the Saints taking down the Falcons on Thursday night, the Lions gaining their first win of the season, and the Packers barely squeaking out a win at home in Lambeau Field. However, you’re here for the fantasy takes, and I’m prepared to oblige! In this article, I will cover some surprise fantasy performance of week six in…...

We’re essentially halfway through the fantasy football regular season. If you’re a regular RotoViz reader you’ve undoubtedly seen these Opportunity Reports in prior weeks, and while they might seem monotonous, indulge me for a moment while I provide my take on why we believe the information found in The Fantasy Efficiency App is can’t-miss subject matter…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View...

Playoffs? Yes, playoffs. It’s never too early to plan ahead. I used the Buy Low Machine to find players with significant differences between their remaining regular season (weeks 7-13) schedule and playoff schedule (weeks 14-16). I plan to use this information to help craft trade offers. Wide Receivers to Target Here’s an example of what I’m looking at. Shown below are the five teams with the most…...

ICYFU[1]You can figure that out. and weren’t reading RotoViz in August, Mr. Douche has been tracking draft and scoring data from the Fantasy Football Players Championship, one of the most popular high-stakes outfits in the industry. We here at RotoViz will continue mining that data for interesting takeaways that can be useful for fantasy players, high-stakes or otherwise. This week, it’s an update on which players…...

Week 6 Recap In Week 6, I made a few last second decisions on DraftKings that ended up costing me a lot money. On FanDuel, I actually won $223…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

During the second quarter of Week 6, Marcus Mariota suffered a grade 2 MCL (medial collateral ligament) injury to his left knee when he was hit low by Olivier Vernon. Mariota donned a knee brace and continued to play until he was pulled late in the game, when Miami’s 38-10 victory was all but inevitable. Head coach Ken Whisenhunt said after the game that Mariota was walking around…...

This is just going to be a brief post because there’s not really that much to discuss, but I think now would be a good time to buy low on DeSean Jackson. First, from the Buy Low Machine: You can see that WAS has one of the easiest WR schedules to finish out the year. What’s more, they actually have the easiest schedule (as of…...

Sometimes when you play DFS, you  have to be happy with just a minimal gain. That’s exactly what happened this week, as I thought my teams were a disaster pretty early in the day. Looks like we’ll have a lot to discuss today in the recap. Bankroll Progress Started With: $1000 Current Total: $914 The first thing that will probably stand out to you this week…...

Of course, I was out of town during the week that my favorite receiver finally put up some respectable WR1 numbers, garbagetime notwithstanding. Alas, Brandin Cooks is not having the season I’d hoped for, but all is not lost: Week 6 showed us numerous examples of receivers who are in the midst of breakouts. Remember when Markus Wheaton was a “thing?” Me neither. Let’s take…...