Jeff Haseley trends (1 Viewer)

[zulu]

Let me preface this by saying that this is "pay" material, but in no way can someone who did not pay gain an advantage from this information.

This is REALLY interesting stuff from Jeff Haseley FBG:

QB1 has 24.5 more FP than QB10 and 31.7 more FP than QB20

RB1 has 8.1 more FP than RB10 and 16.8 more FP than RB20

WR1 has 21.2 more FP than WR10 and 30.5 more than WR20

TE1 has 19.2 more FP than TE10 and 23.2 more than TE20

K1 has 7.0 more FP than K10 and 11.0 more than K20

DEF1 has 17.0 more FP than DEF10 and 21.0 more FP than DEF20

In my opinion, it's telling about a few things including how to draft, and how the NFL is going right now.

Would you agree that the basic knowledge to be gained here is that:

1. Drafting a QB relatively early this year was paramount

2. Drafting top 10 WR's was extremely important.

3. Waiting on RB was the way to go.

I should note that this is almost the exact opposite of the way most intelligent drafters go about buisness.

OR

(what I believe)

Things are going to change dramatically as the season rolls on.

Thoughts? Agree? Disagree? Don't care?

 

[Fodasme69]

Let me preface this by saying that this is "pay" material, but in no way can someone who did not pay gain an advantage from this information.

This is REALLY interesting stuff from Jeff Haseley FBG:

QB1 has 24.5 more FP than QB10 and 31.7 more FP than QB20

RB1 has 8.1 more FP than RB10 and 16.8 more FP than RB20

WR1 has 21.2 more FP than WR10 and 30.5 more than WR20

TE1 has 19.2 more FP than TE10 and 23.2 more than TE20

K1 has 7.0 more FP than K10 and 11.0 more than K20

DEF1 has 17.0 more FP than DEF10 and 21.0 more FP than DEF20

In my opinion, it's telling about a few things including how to draft, and how the NFL is going right now.

Would you agree that the basic knowledge to be gained here is that:

1. Drafting a QB relatively early this year was paramount

2. Drafting top 10 WR's was extremely important.

3. Waiting on RB was the way to go.

I should note that this is almost the exact opposite of the way most intelligent drafters go about buisness.

OR

(what I believe)

Things are going to change dramatically as the season rolls on.

Thoughts? Agree? Disagree? Don't care?

Yeah all us Brees owners are real happy that we took a QB early

 

[bigums]

Yeah all us Brees owners are real happy that we took a QB early

I think you'd have to tie ADP to that dataset to make the kinds of assumptions you are.

 

[GOroute]

a little early for this analysis but it is good and i agree (except for the qb). however, the wr being taken early has a lot to do with huge games by wayne, ssmith and chad. it will level out. they will not get 2td's every week.

 

[podunker]

I thought waiting on RB and going WR was the way to go also, but now I'm regretting it. I took Bush in round 1(PPR), then Harrison, T. O., Brandon Jacobs, McNabb, Braylon, Fred Taylor, Chester Taylor, etc. After two weeks, I don't have a single RB that's doing crap. My best one is a free Agent pickup (Ward), and have a record of 0-2. I sure hope things change!

 

[BRONG]

OR(what I believe)Things are going to change dramatically as the season rolls on. Thoughts? Agree? Disagree? Don't care?

For those that think these first two games are an anomaly, what players are you going after (thinking it will revert)? And who do you have on the block, as a result?

 

[PatytonsGhost]

Let me preface this by saying that this is "pay" material, but in no way can someone who did not pay gain an advantage from this information.

This is REALLY interesting stuff from Jeff Haseley FBG:

QB1 has 24.5 more FP than QB10 and 31.7 more FP than QB20

RB1 has 8.1 more FP than RB10 and 16.8 more FP than RB20

WR1 has 21.2 more FP than WR10 and 30.5 more than WR20

TE1 has 19.2 more FP than TE10 and 23.2 more than TE20

K1 has 7.0 more FP than K10 and 11.0 more than K20

DEF1 has 17.0 more FP than DEF10 and 21.0 more FP than DEF20

Sorry but I disagree, Without divulging the names these #'s are not a real surprise,

Anyways top tier QB's and WR's are coming up big early. Though I see the WR trend dropping as match ups dictate

 

[1huskerfan]

a little early for this analysis but it is good and i agree (except for the qb). however, the wr being taken early has a lot to do with huge games by wayne, ssmith and chad. it will level out. they will not get 2td's every week.

variance plays a big part in WR scoring and a 2 week sample size is just going to skew the value to the WRs who have hit early.

 

[1huskerfan]

OR(what I believe)Things are going to change dramatically as the season rolls on. Thoughts? Agree? Disagree? Don't care?

For those that think these first two games are an anomaly, what players are you going after (thinking it will revert)? And who do you have on the block, as a result?

I just adjust my projections if I think their situation is different than I originally anticipated. Keep your projections as a PPG value, adjusting them by what is already happened is kind of like betting black just because the last 10 spins were red.