I've finally narrowed down my Flag Plant players for 2026
This is it; these are "My Guys" and "My Fades" that I am resting my reputation on
But please, understand the reasoning behind the players I am fading
1. Their upside is not high enough relative to their ADP cost (I don't see them as "league-winners" in 2026)
2. There are other options near their ADP that I like a lot more
3. I expect them to underperform relative to their ADP or that they'll be volatile to the point they can't be trusted in your lineup on a weekly basis
4. They fall in an ADP range where I would much rather draft a different position (typically RB over WR or RB/WR over QB/TE)
I have the updated Strength of Schedule rankings and Matchups for every team and position!
I used @FantasyPtsData to combine Raw FPG Allowed and Schedule-Adjusted FPG Allowed to make this chart
My Post-Trade Deadline Week 10 Trade Chart is finally here!
This day will be recognized as a National Fantasy Football Holiday, celebrating the day that Josh Downs was freed from the Indianapolis Colts
This was by far the hardest edition of the Trade Chart to make so far
All of this Jets ASS got me thinking...
Which receiving rooms are separating at the highest rate in the league?
I created a graphic that charts Team ASS vs. Team Route Win Rate (per @FantasyPtsData)
- I added a second Chiefs logo to show where the averages move to after the addition of Josh Downs 🚀
This is not a joke, but the top-3 WRs in ASS are all on the Jets lmfao
Average Separation Scores per @FantasyPtsData
1. Garrett Wilson: 0.227
2. Omar Cooper: 0.210
3. Adonai Mitchell: 0.200
4. Zay Flowers: 0.179
5. Josh Downs: 0.164
Who has it better than Geno Smith?
My Post-Trade Deadline Week 10 Trade Chart is finally here!
This day will be recognized as a National Fantasy Football Holiday, celebrating the day that Josh Downs was freed from the Indianapolis Colts
This was by far the hardest edition of the Trade Chart to make so far
The Everything Report from me and @GrahamBarfield is up, and this week only, it has NO PAYWALL!
We took a deep dive into rest-of-season schedules and covered all the important shifts from an insane slew of injuries and deadline trades. Check it out!
https://t.co/VFB1dwQGYp
RBs trending up and down in backfield usage over their team’s last 4 games 📈📉
Trend score blends backfield XFP share, XFP, FPG, and FPOE (per @FantasyPtsData)
1. Jahmyr Gibbs
Over the last two weeks, Gibbs has seen his backfield XFP share drop significantly
- He was averaging 26.4 XFP/G in Weeks 1-7, which has now dropped to 13.3 over his last two games
2. Tyler Allgeier
Allgeier was a "sell-high" for me after Week 8, and considering the dumpster fire the Cardinals are about to be on offense, continue to try and sell this "bell cow" RB
3. Kenny Gainwell
The Buccaneers are making a concerted effort to make Gainwell the RB1b to Bucky Irving's 1a
- It just hasn't negatively impacted Irving because he's been so hyper efficient, and the Buccaneers have a PROE of -25.4% (lol) over their last three games
4. Ashton Jeanty
You would think that this whole "Mike Washington experiment" would end after what we've seen from him the last two weeks (2.58 YPC on 31 carries)
- Kubiak is a backfield destroyer and I have little to no faith in him utilizing Jeanty correctly again this season
5. Braelon Allen
I still think that Allen is deserving of retaining a significant role in the Jets offense, but Week 9 was extremely telling of their plan for the backfield
- It's likely to be a 60/40 split in favor of Breece Hall ROS