Recent content by PFF_MikeClay

Yes, Andy is right on the money. Neil knows most regular fantasy users won't pay $1400. He's not that crazy. The target is the big companies and, especially, the NFL teams. Remember that PFF is NFL statistics first, fantasy second....whether I like it or not :-/

I'll try to be more clear.PFF did not have articles before. They do now. They also have a Fantasy section.Although you can no longer get the raw Participation Data, you'll find it come up a lot in the articles...which are free.Hope that helps.

Price is $50/team with a $200 discount for buying all 32 teams. Note that you can still get most of the stats for the $90. It's only the participation data that is a bit pricey. Of course, PFF writers get full access to the PP data, so don't be surprised if it shows up in articles throughout...

Just to quick put this in perspective.There are 267 games played in an NFL Regular Season + Postseason. It takes 16 hours to fully analyze 1 game. That is 4,272 hours. We charge $1,400 for all of that data. That is $3.05 / hour.I understand why the average person wouldn't pay $1,400, but I hope...

I really appreciate that, Jeff. Thanks. You guys are currently the best when it comes to Fantasy Football. You know we'll be working hard to catch you :mellow:

Let me clarify, we're looking for additional writers for Fantasy IDP content. This has zero impact on what is available by paid subscription. You do not (at least yet) get any additional articles by paying the fee. What you get is access to the stats and PP data you can't get anywhere...

Sorry, Jeff, but unless you're writing for us, can't give you free/discounted access ;) Which reminds me, our writers do, in fact, get 100% access to all PFF stats and Participation data for free to use in articles. As you can see from the new site, there are already tons of articles posted and...