
Identifying signal and noise for fantasy football
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I got some good feedback on last night’s Signals Gold Q&A that had me feeling pretty good, specifically that it was one of the better ones in memory, and maybe ever. And that was really cool to hear, from a longtime Gold sub.
During that,...
Recapping the week that was with the Biggest Signals and Biggest Noise
With the publication of this post, I feel like we’re truly off and running. All the build-up culminates in the first games, but for me, naturally, it culminates in Week...
Link to 9:30 pm ET livestream
The initial Signals Gold weekly livestream will be tonight at 9:30 pm ET. As a reminder, or for anyone new, this isn’t a comanager program, and the point is to talk through the finer points of Stealing Signals
Breaking down the early Sunday games
I already wrote a long intro that really covers a lot, but there are still a couple small things to note. First, in the comments there, people are already reacting, and in a way that I’m afraid my messa...
In Part 1 of Week 1 each year, I always do a reminder of key terms. But with the new visuals, I also wanted to include the benchmarks I set for red and green highlighting, so you have a reference.
Some of these will be straightforwardly a...
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