Opinion on Double Stack in Big GPPs? (1 Viewer)

[scrum77]

Double stacking QB/WR/WR or something seemingly ######ed like QB/RB/WR. I definitely hate the latter but I've seen it win the million a few times. And I don't like QB/WR/WR because based on logic they limit each other's ceiling. But it seems like if you can predict that high scoring game it may be worth it. Any stats or opinions on this?

Do you guys really bleep out the word R-E-T-A-R-D? That's pretty PC bro.

 

[mrip541]

The outcomes generally aren't as correlated as many think.

http://i.imgur.com/WQr29i8.jpg

And surprisingly, qb and rb1 have a slightly positive correlation.

 

[Tennessee_ATO]

The outcomes generally aren't as correlated as many think.

http://i.imgur.com/WQr29i8.jpg

And surprisingly, qb and rb1 have a slightly positive correlation.

Interesting data. I found some success stacking Forte with Cutler last year, but he was an anomaly I think.

 

[scrum77]

The outcomes generally aren't as correlated as many think.

http://i.imgur.com/WQr29i8.jpg

And surprisingly, qb and rb1 have a slightly positive correlation.

IDK how to read this chart :( . Is the explanation that if a QB is driving the RB gets more touches?

 

[AquaBliss]

The guy who's winning $100k in NFL Rush tourney this week stacked Wilson/Baldwin/Lockett but who would have ever thought?!

Also I've seen a lot of Big Ben/Brown/Bryant or Wheaton stacks win tourneys.

Next week I like Bortles/A-Rob/Hurns stack at home against ATL.

 

[Bri]

Also I've seen a lot of Big Ben/Brown/Bryant or Wheaton stacks win tourneys.

I've seen this and one of their RBs too.

 

[scrum77]

I must have been out of it that chart seems pretty basic now that I look at it. What's the story on that data. What's the method/sample size, etc.? Is there any place online where there is more data/discussions on the correlations of certain lineup pairings? Cool chart thanks.