by: Jefferson
It’s time again for my weekly Home vs Away Splits for Week 5. I was 57% accurate last, but I plan to improve this week. I am looking at players who could be a second or third option for your starting rosters. Remember that utilizing this tool in conjunction with other Razzball tools can help […]
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This was our last week with a full slate of games due to the inevitable bye-week schedule. Hopefully, you’re in a good place with your roster and record. Don’t forget we have our first London game next week, so be sure to follow the news with Razzball heading into the very early Sunday game across […]
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It’s time again for our weekly Home vs Away Splits for Week 4. This tool will help you give you a leg up on your opponent. Keep in mind that utilizing this tool in conjunction with other Razzball tools can help you make informed decisions. Let’s check out my four players to start and three […]
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Just when we thought we had a pulse on the league, Week 3 happens. There were lots of surprises that left me intrigued and puzzled. Let’s dive into my Week 3 takeaways heading into Week 4. Want more data-driven stats and tools to help you win your fantasy league? Check out the Razzball Fantasy Football […]
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We’re back for Week 3 with Razzball’s Home vs Away Splits. This tool will help you in conjunction with other tools on Razzball and other statistical nuggets to give you a leg up on your opponent. Check out my four players to start and three to sit entering Week 2 action. Want more data-driven stats […]
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Generally, the sequel is not as good as the original, but Week 2 lived up to the hype and then some. Two weeks of football isn’t a large enough sample size but there are some trends we can’t ignore. Let’s dive into my Week 2 takeaways. Want more data-driven stats and tools to help you […]
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I am filling in for the legendary The Lineup Builder for Week 2 Start/Sit utilizing our Home vs Away Splits. This tool will help you in conjunction with other tools on Razzball and other statistical nuggets to give you a leg up on your opponent. Check out my four players to start and three to […]
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Our NFL Sundays have returned and per the usual, it’s a life-changing experience. It was a glorious day of football and it did not disappoint. There was a little bit of everything from a fantasy perspective. Let’s dive into my Week 1 takeaways. Want more data-driven stats and tools to help you win your fantasy […]
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We made it to Week One! I don’t know about you, but I am STOKED! We will have three days of NFL football and I may shed a happy tear. As we gear up for the first week in fantasy, I will provide start/sit recommendations utilizing Razzball’s TD Rushing/Receiving Share Tool. Â Be sure to check […]
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It’s easy to fall for a RB trap based on production from last season or switching teams during free agency. The price tags for some these RB do NOT provide value at their respective ADP. I’ve got you covered on which 5 RBs you should fade during your draft. Â Be sure to check out Razzball […]
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Getting the right running back makes all the difference for your fantasy dreams and aspirations. There’s something to be said when your draft the running back all your buddies go, “nice pick, I wanted him.” I got you covered with my top five must have RBs entering your drafts, so you too can hear, “nice […]
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Welcome to Part Two of TD Rushing/Receiving Share Tool. This tool helps identify players who had anomalously high or low rushing and receiving TD rates over a rolling 18 weeks period of regular season games (includes previous season). Minimum 4 games played. It also looks at rushing and receiving shares among their team. Utilizing this […]
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