PRO Draft Tool: Percentage Quality Starts, Busts and Monster Games – RBs
Here is a decision-making tool to aid our PRO members in their early research for 2016 redraft leagues and as a reference in MFL10s. Very simply, the shared spreadsheet’s columns break down percentages of the following among running backs based on 2015 game logs (standard scoring):
Total 2015 Starts
Percentage 7+-point games
“Quality Starts” (Percentage 10+-point games)
“Busts” (Percentage sub-7-point games)
“Monsters” (Percentage 20+-point games)
The main sheet is sorted by player expert consensus rank at FantasyPros.com and color-coded while the additional sheets are sorted by each of the metrics listed above respectively.
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Hey guys!! I was listening to radio gold yesterday and was wondering if you guys were going to post anything about that rb handcuff talk you guys had? I know you said you would work it into the cheat sheet but is there anyway to have it now so i can take a look at them. The only one i remember is Ryan Matthews and Smallwood. Thanks guys looking forward to another great season!!
The handcuff functionality will be automated (hopefully) inside the new cheat sheet format. We’re still working on building out these tools from a development perspective to make them better this year, so it’ll be out as soon as we can get it out! As for the RB handcuffs we talked about other than Bell/DWill and Shady/Karlos Williams – we thought another important one to monitor was Matt Jones/Keith Marshall. Thanks again, let us know if you have any other questions. -ad
Can RW elaborate on Keith Marshall’s current situation? I’ve read a report (Washington Post) that Marshall may not make the Redskins 53 man roster. Can you guys drill down into this and help us out with some clarification? I suspect that many of your subscribers are doing draft and forget leagues on various site now. So it would be nice to sort out the fact from fiction. BTW nice show today on SXM with the Eagles beat writer. Very reassuring to hear his comments on Agholor.