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Exploiting the RB Oasis in Rounds 7-10 (Part 2)
This is Part 2 of a 4-part series on the potential RB Oasis in Rounds 7-10. This post covers the RBs going in Round 8 of Underdog drafts. Here's Part 1: Exploiting the RB Oasis in Rounds 7-10 (Part 1)Pat Kerrane profiles the RB Oasis: Ken Walker,
Exploiting the RB Oasis in Rounds 7-10 (Part 1)
Last week, I jumped on the High Stakes Fantasy Football Show with Eric Balkman. Toward the end of the show, he asked if the dead zone had been replaced with a running back sweet spot, or as he called it, "a lush paradise of running backs." In other
Five Early Round ADPs I'm Afraid To Lose
We're about to emerge from a true dead period of the NFL offseason. Over the next couple weeks we're going to shift from the post-minicamp doldrums to peak training camp mania. That's going to shake up ADPs in a big way. As we finish
Toying with Week 16 Correlation
With the flattening of the Week 17 prize structure in Best Ball Mania V, there has been plenty of discourse surrounding prioritizing game stacking in Week 16. Neil Farley shared this Twitter thread demonstrating that if we were able to precisely control our win rate for a given week, Week
Navigating the WR Avalanche
Price of the brick going up...and there's nothing you can do about it. In Episode 6 of The Wire's 5th season, titled "The Dickensian Aspect," leader Marlo Stanfield takes over the co-op meeting, boldly proclaiming "Price of the Brick Going Up."
Exploiting 2024's Surreal Early Round RB Prices
Running backs have never been cheaper than they are right now. This is not hyperbole. They've literally never been cheaper. Ok, fine, I don't actually know what ADP was in the check-the-newspaper era. But it's a safe bet the box-score-bros weren't taking
Steph's Dynasty Startup Draft Guide
Dynasty remains one of the most strategic and challenging forms of fantasy football. Many consider it the most intense form of the game, allowing year-round involvement and closely mimicking what it is like to be a general manager. And, of course, it is a lot of fun to play. When
The Tree of Jaccard
In 1965, a group of loggers ventured deep into the Chiquibul forest in Central America. They happened upon an absolutely massive tree. The men weren't prepared for such a gigantic find and had only axes at their disposal. But shooters shoot, and loggers log. They got to logging.