We examine how the top running backs score their fantasy points and who to target this season.
Kevin White breaks quarterbacks down by how they produce. Which group should you target?
Kevin White groups receivers by type before outlining which 2024 rookies you should keep your eyes on.
We examine different types of running backs and who you should target in your leagues.
In this new series, we explore archetypes at each position and how it can help us identify players to target.
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As a dynasty manager, imagine having the ability to accurately predict the future performance of a dynasty asset, based on the past…
In this four-part series I’ll be exploring Dynasty Archetypes: a method of predicting future player fantasy production, based upon grouping players with similar traits, usage and output. By understanding a player projection or expected journey based upon the results of similar player types, it is easier to calculate the range of outcomes of the asset and facilitate the optimal team build.
In the previous article, I outlined the different archetypes at wide receiver, with the final positional review outlining tight end - a traditionally high-risk and shallow position, a diverse and fluid landscape with significant injury risk. The tight end archetypes used in this article are simple, with the key driver focusing on the percentage of offensive snaps taken from the slot position within the offense (slot rate). The parameters for the tight end archetypes are: 0-20% for ‘in-line’, 20-40% for ‘balanced’ and 40%+ for ‘slot’ tight end archetype.
George Kittle has been a balanced archetype throughout his NFL career (Credit: Pro Football Focus Premium).
