Jonathan Bales is the author of Fantasy Football for Smart People: How to Dominate Your Draft. He writes for the Dallas Cowboys and New York Times. Fantasy owners sure have wised up over the years. Back when I began playing fantasy football about a decade ago, the top defenses from the previous season would fly […]
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So I woke up this morning thinking to myself ‘man, mixing red bull, vodka and a box of Franzia was a bad idea. And why am I covered in dijon mustard with socks on my hands?’ Ok, that was my first thought. My second thought was ‘let’s get statistical with our Razzball readers and pun […]
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Balls Deep: An Eli Manning Love Story
June 5, 2012 | 2012 Fantasy Football, Statistical Strategery | 7 Commentsby: Sky
Alright, so first off I want to make note that even though I call it an Eli Manning love story, I really mean I love to have his babies wide receivers on my team. For his career, he’s averaged 1.5 TDs per game while averaging 1.1 TO along with them. I’m not saying he’s bad […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?As I sit here and ponder the upcoming season’s rankings for wide receivers, I start to look at the off-season moves of these guys and wonder what type of effect will be had on them by the quarterback they’re going to play catch with. You see, just because you have a talented wide receiver like […]
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Week 17 Running Back Strategery
December 28, 2011 | 2011 Statistical Strategery, Fantasy Football Daily Notes, Statistical Strategery | 2 Commentsby: Doc
Here are the team defensive stats against Running Backs for the whole season. As you can see San Francisco is good Tampa Bay is bad!
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December 16, 2011 | 2011 Fantasy Football, 2011 Statistical Strategery, Fantasy Football Daily Notes |by: Doc
Ds vs TEs for the last 8 weeks The numbers are where the defenses rank in each category so the larger the number the worse the defense.
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December 15, 2011 | 2011 Fantasy Football, 2011 Statistical Strategery, Fantasy Football Daily Notes |by: Doc
Ds vs QBs for the last 8 weeks The numbers are where the defenses rank in each category so the larger the number the worse the defense.
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November 30, 2011 | 2011 Fantasy Football, 2011 Statistical Strategery, Fantasy Football Daily Notes | 6 Commentsby: Doc
Here are how defenses have stacked up against running backs in the last 7 games.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Better check these out, better not cry, better not pout I’m telling you why, because people will point and laugh and call you names like Pinocchio. The larger the number the easier teams rushers and passers and receivers will have in doing the stuff they do. Run Defense Strength Of Schedule
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November 11, 2011 | 2011 Fantasy Football, 2011 Statistical Strategery, Fantasy Football Daily Notes | 14 Commentsby: Doc
Here’s a look at the stats for Week 10’s passing matchups. The Colts have an unbelievably poor pass defense, but they are facing Blaine Gabbert and an unbelievably poor passing offense. Could Jason Hill or Mike Thomas end up with a decent game? Sure. Do you want to chance it? Only if you have […]
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