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Kevin Szafraniec discusses the biggest storylines of Week 17 with the help of RotoViz’s industry-leading suite of tools, most notably the Monday Review Tool. This past week’s slate of games provided us with a valuable reminder of why Week 17 correlation is important to keep in mind when assembling our rosters during draft season. It is true that correlation should be more of a point…...

Kevin Szafraniec highlights some of the biggest NFL storylines of the week, as seen through the eyes of RotoViz’s staff and our industry-leading suite of tools. The steady evolution NFL rookies often experience in their first season has made them a perennial hammer in the fantasy playoffs. While some fantasy managers choose to shy away from first-year players due to the time it can take…...

We’re back with the running back advanced stats from Week 16. We’ve regularly examined the running back leaders (and laggards) in yards after contact and evasion rate to identify players and backfields to target or avoid. There’s more to running back fantasy points than the advanced stats, including their usage and efficiency, which provides important context, especially when in a committee. We’ll use the Advanced Stats Explorer and…...

Last week featured almost entirely bad news on the injury front, particularly in the offensive trenches. The Bills were the only team in the league during Week 16 with five OL starters in the lineup who’ve played together since last season and qualify as incumbents. This continuity has catalyzed James Cook’s rushing title campaign, along with him just being an awesome running back. Disruptions to…...

Kevin Szafraniec utilizes RotoViz’s Advanced Stats Explorer to uncover hidden trends at the wide receiver position from the first 16 weeks of the 2025 NFL season. Following a strong 19.3-point performance against the Buccaneers in the fantasy semifinals, Tetairoa McMillan now finds himself on the cusp of being a top-12 fantasy WR as his rookie year nears its conclusion. It is also somewhat ironic that McMillan…...