Peter Howard shares some useful nuggets from the target data.
Scott Connor picks out some running back moves to make in your leagues.
Are there any players who could help you secure that championship?
We examine some players who might be worth engaging in trade talks around this week.
It's handcuffing season and we continue to pick out some of your best waiver wire options.
What were some of the key dynasty injuries this week? Which injured players could be returning?
We break down the trade of James Robinson to the Jets.
Who should you target on the waiver wire this week?
We break down the unfortunate injury to Breece Hall.
We pick out some potential moves to make to improve your dynasty rosters.
We look at this year's handcuffs and assess who could help you win your league.
We examine a team in need of an offensive overhaul. Do the Jets have strong dynasty assets?
The season is nearing its end, but your work is not done.
We recap the Sunday Six Pack and how each of the subjects performed.
We continue to update you on all the injuries around the NFL.
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We go through the week that was.
We offer extensive insight into all the dynasty-relevant injuries around the NFL.
How did the six dynasty storylines we were focusing on this week pan out?
Which dynasty storylines should we be keeping eyes on this weekend?
Ryan McDowell runs through his notes on week four.
Which players were hurt in week one? And how should we react in our dynasty leagues?
We look at some veterans who have the chance to be fantasy-relevant despite question marks heading into the NFL Draft.
We look at the veteran winners and losers from the draft's final day.
We cover the notable names taken on day three of the NFL Draft.
Looking ahead at what promises to be an exciting day two.
We consider some running backs who have seen their values rise or drop over the past year.
Do the New York Jets have any dynasty assets worth acquiring?
We review championship week and bring you some sleeper plays for the week.
Welcome! In this series, I try and be short, sharp, and to the point offering some conclusions based on trends in volume and regression.
Can I be honest? I’m tired. At this point in the season, I’m starting to consider dropping any league that isn’t best ball. Between collecting data, breaking it down, writing it up, and recording about it, I’m fatigued with all things fantasy football by Tuesday most weeks, and after 11 weeks of data, I’m very less than undermotivated to open my league pages and look for trade options, waiver wire targets, or make roster moves.
But so is everyone else. There’s very little that can protect against league fatigue in-season, especially for teams not in strong contention. If it’s affecting us, the odds are, it’s affecting your league mates as well.
The downside of this is that several managers won’t respond to trades anymore. But the upside is those who do are also looking at a depleted number of managers willing to respond. Whether you are building or trying to win, the smaller option pool puts anyone who can pull their enthusiasm together enough to keep trying in a position to get difference-making moves done.
In other words, we’re all tired. The difference between this year’s champion, and next year's champion, might be how many weeks you can keep making yourself try to make moves right now. So long as it doesn’t hurt your mental health too much, it’s worth trying.
With that said, let’s update our trade bait, respond to trade offers, and look over the trends and regression due each team after eleven weeks, shall we?
You can find my tables for each team in my free weekly database here.
Brown once again led the team in routes (20.7%) but was third on the team in target share (17.2%) behind Trey McBride's continued breakout (24.1%) and a blow-up game from Greg Dortch (27.6%).
Following the volume is the core of my fantasy process, even when it’s tough. I’m sending offers on Brown.
Dorch is a good NFL player who, together with Rondale Moore (who managed only one target on 30 routes even if he was able to take for a touchdown), plays an important part in the receiving game in Arizona. However, Dortch and Moore, have aDots under six in most games. Brown has a higher red zone presence (16.2% of touches inside the 20 per game this year) and more air under the ball on every target (11.6 aDot.)
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