
Identifying signal and noise for fantasy football
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Plus other specific teams where my projections are already stale
Every year, I explain that I release my projections and they are final. I don’t keep them updated through Week 1.
Final installment features elite No. 1 WRs and second-year RBs
It’s time to finish the Offseason Stealing Signals series. We have two young, somewhat mobile QBs, two second-year RBs, and two elite No. 1 WRs where the long view of their pro...
Ample late-round options keep us price-conscious
This will be my shortest tiers post for a variety of reasons, but most of them are that QB just isn’t a very fun position for fantasy. First of all, it’s fairly simple, and the market has fi...
The NFL using more TEs does not make the position better for fantasy
One of the big misconceptions I’ve seen multiple times is an implication the high number of TEs drafted and other evidence this offseason that NFL offenses will as a grou...
Kicking off Rankings Week with the all-important RB position
I’ve gotten some feedback that my recent work has been good but so long as to be difficult to consume, and I just want to note that isn’t lost on me, or how the entirety of the c...
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