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Mark Andrews Checks All the Boxes
Tight end is a fantasy enigma. The position is both low scoring and maddeningly difficult to project. And yet, hitting one of the position's few elites can produce tournament-winning results. And personally, I find the TE position fascinating. It should be a position where we exclusively throw cheap
Don't Game Stack Scared
With training camp underway and the preseason about to begin, the fantasy draft landscape is getting chaotic. And that chaos is only going to ramp up in the coming weeks. We're now flooded with a hectic barrage of depth chart information, hype videos, and injury reports. And we
RB Success Rate Small Sample Scrubs
This article is Part 4 of a four-part series analyzing RBs through the lens of NFL Next Gen's success rate metric. So far, I've covered the metric's high-volume stars and scrubs, as well as small sample stars. Now it's time to cover
RB Success Rate Small Sample Stars
This is my third article profiling RBs through the lens of NFL Next Gen's success rate metric. This metric has had an intriguing correlation with goal line carries the following season... provided the sample size is big enough. I've already covered the stars and scrubs in
RB Success Rate Scrubs
NFL Next Gen's success rate metric can help identify running backs with upside for big-time goal-line workloads. It can also help us avoid RBs whose teams are less likely to trust them in high-leverage situations. NFL Next Gen's Rushing Metrics As I covered in Part 1
RB Success Rate Stars
No matter which form of fantasy football we're talking about, touchdowns are massively important. This is especially true for running backs, whose ability to consolidate goal-line touches creates upside for huge TD totals. Those high-end TD outcomes can alter the fantasy landscape. In 2021, I looked at the
Dictating the Turns
The thought of drafting 100+ teams in a summer would have seemed nuts a couple of years ago. But this year, Team 100 is far in my rearview mirror... and I have plenty of open road ahead. And one of the advantages of drafting frequently is that specific tactics begin
