For a while now, probably 2 seasons, it's been the case that nfl.com gives more and more information on who's a sleeper, who to sit, who to start etc. This together with mobile apps and NFL Now, means fantasy team managers are up against the most well informed competitors yet.
Anyone with a smartphone can bone up in 10 minutes and be armed with knowledge that will give them the edge over everyone else.
How do you keep a step ahead in times like this?
Hard work delving behind those stats. Stats that the bods at nfl.com don't readily give out, and would take the average Joe all week to analyse.... Or get someone to do it for you...
Here I hope to give those extra nuggets that don't come easily. As the season rumbles on, the quality of info should in theory get better.
You're looking to use these stats for picking up players with easier schedules and choosing who may have a better week, who's bad away from home, and who has a higher chance of success.
We now only have 2 weeks to work with but there should still be some value in there... It just needs to be mined and lovingly polished into game winning gems!
Anyone with a smartphone can bone up in 10 minutes and be armed with knowledge that will give them the edge over everyone else.
How do you keep a step ahead in times like this?
Hard work delving behind those stats. Stats that the bods at nfl.com don't readily give out, and would take the average Joe all week to analyse.... Or get someone to do it for you...
Here I hope to give those extra nuggets that don't come easily. As the season rumbles on, the quality of info should in theory get better.
You're looking to use these stats for picking up players with easier schedules and choosing who may have a better week, who's bad away from home, and who has a higher chance of success.
We now only have 2 weeks to work with but there should still be some value in there... It just needs to be mined and lovingly polished into game winning gems!
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