RWi Week 10 WR Touchdown Dependency Ratios
Week 10 WR Touchdown Dependency Ratios Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Just like the Week 10 RB dependency ratios, receivers have expanded to the top 50. When using production on the season to project future performance, ratios close to average indicate that the status quo is likely to continue. Dependency ratios way above average (highlighted at the
RWi Week 10 RB Touchdown Dependency Ratios
Week 10 RB Touchdown Dependency Ratios Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com We are going with less words and more numbers this week. Our dependency ratios have now been expanded to the top 50 fantasy running backs on the season. This data is best used when evaluating how likely a player is to continue his year to date
RWi The Week 10 Trade Exchange
The Week 10 Trade Exchange Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch The trade deadline hits in about the next week for most fantasy leagues. We’ll make sure and try to squeeze a final eleventh hour edition in before the trade clock strikes midnight. For this week, it’s a long-run buyers market. Guys that I can’t promise will offer
RWi Week 10 Waiver and Free Agent Pickups
Week 10 Waiver and Free Agent Pickups Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com It’s time to begin making the critical and educated moves that catapult you into serious playoff contention. We provide the intelligence. You pull the trigger. If you paid attention last week, you might have picked up Carson Palmer or Russell Wilson for their fantasy monsters.
RWi Week 9 WR Touchdown Dependency Ratios
Week 9 WR Touchdown Dependency Ratios Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com This data is best used as a tiebreaker when analyzing sit/start conundrums or evaluating rest of season player values. The writing may not be completely on the wall, but I think most of us can agree that reviewing the past can give us some useful insight
RWi Week 9 RB Touchdown Dependency Ratios
Week 9 RB Touchdown Dependency Ratios Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com We have a nice sample here at mid-season and the readings are settling in. Which running backs are touchdown dependent for their fantasy points? Which are not? The truth is coming out. As always, I’ve run the data and sorted in two different ways. The first
RWi The Week 9 Trade Exchange
The Week 9 Trade Exchange Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Let the swindles continue. Make a trade. Reject a trade. Accept a trade. Buy Low. Sell High. Always do all of it. Check out this batch of baked goods that just came out of the oven. Sell High: Jonathan Dwyer, RB PIT We’ve loved Dwyer’s skills for
RWi Week 9 Waiver and Free Agent Pick Ups
Week 9 Waiver and Free Agent Pick Ups Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Teams on Bye – St. Louis, New England, New York Jets, San Francisco Quarterbacks: Carson Palmer, QB Oakland Raiders Still only owned in 50% of leagues. He should be rostered in almost all leagues. Palmer has posted 15+ points in 6 out of 7
RWi Week 8 WR Touchdown Dependency Ratios
Week 8 WR Touchdown Dependency Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Percy Harvin and Vincent Jackson were perfect examples of these ratios last night. If Harvin doesn’t score, you still get nine points. If Jackson doesn’t score, you get four. With two of the top five fantasy receivers on the season, this tool would have been a nice
RWi Week 8 RB Touchdown Dependency Ratios
Week 8 RB Touchdown Dependency Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com We are holding pretty steady now, in the 24 percent range, regarding the average level of running back touchdown production versus total fantasy points. As always, I’ve arranged the data two different ways. The first chart is sorted by total points on the season. Here I focus
