Before we get to the strategery make sure you join our FanDuel leagues. We still need 10 competitors for the last 2 leagues — League Two and League Three. Rush Defense Matchups 10-13: I sure wish there was a running back in San Diego that we could trust, but there really isn’t. Whoever is playing […]
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Rest Of The Season Rush/Pass Defenses
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Pass Defense Matchups Weeks 10-16
November 11, 2010 | 2010 Fantasy Football, Chet Gresham, Rest Of The Season Rush/Pass Defenses, Statistical Strategery | 5 Commentsby: Doc
Here are the updated pass defense matchups for the rest of the season. I have separated them into the next 4 games and the last 3 games. If you are poking and scrapping to get into that last playoff spot, this first chart might be right up your alley. Eli Manning has been good to […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? Passing Into The Future
October 23, 2010 | 2010 Fantasy Football, Chet Gresham, Rest Of The Season Rush/Pass Defenses, Statistical Strategery | 21 Commentsby: Doc
Like I did for the rushing defenses, I’ve gone right ahead done for the passing defense and, at least for quarterbacks, I find these stats to be pretty helpful. They do help for receivers and tight ends as well, but a great receiver has a good chance of grabbing a TD to make their fantasy […]
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October 22, 2010 | 2010 Fantasy Football, Chet Gresham, Rest Of The Season Rush/Pass Defenses, Statistical Strategery | 54 Commentsby: Doc
I’ve taken the strategery rankings through week 6 and used them to look at the rest of the fantasy season. This first graph is the average rush defense ranking of each team’s next 9-10 opponents. This gives an overall look at how tough the remaining schedule is for running backs. I tend to look at […]
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