RWi Week 12 WR Touchdown Dependency
Week 12 WR Touchdown Dependency Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com We’ve already noted that the running backs have settled in. For the receivers, it’s interesting to see the average slowly and continuously creeping up towards 30%. Over time the receiver average has diverged upward from that of the fantasy running back. It makes sense, receivers get less
RWi Week 12 RB Touchdown Dependency
Week 12 RB Touchdown Dependency Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com It took eleven weeks for it to occur. Something interesting happened this week. All of the “studs” have become very tightly clustered around the average. I believe this means the respective scenarios for these players has settled in, or shaken out if you will, giving us a
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 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
