anyone into some stats? Since we have 3 weeks of data now all sorts of stats are being updated.
Red Zone
Passing Expected Value (at different yard lines) so far in 2017 compared to 3-year average
In other words, QB's have been less successful passing for TD's so far in first 3 weeks compared to the average of the last 3 years (but not by much) at every distance in the redzone.
2. Red Zone
Receiving Expected Value (at different yard lines) so far in 2017 compared to 3-year average
Again, as you'd expect, receiving has underperformed (just a little) in the redzone compared to 3-year average so far in 017
3. Red Zone
Rushing Expected Value (at different yard lines) so far in 2017 compared to 3-year average
pretty much at the average of the last 3 years all around
4. Week 5 matchup's table showing aFPA (adjusted fantasy points against) created by 4for4.com to show the number of fantasy points scored by each position against a DST.
I've tabled it to try and highlight "good matchups" though PA is always flawed (compared to individual matchups for example) but 4for4's aFPA is pretty good so I think it's more useful than most you can find with a free google. But I wouldn't read to heavily into TEN "tough" matchup this week for example, that O-line is dominating. But, I think my table's pretty at least.
I added in the latest Vegas Game lines, some DSF players like to use these to see a few things like;
a) where money is going to be placed by "most" people betting
and
b) the games vegas thinks are going to be high or low scoring
They are twitchy as a stat but can yield some good info if handled carefully. (I mostly suck at DFS, fair warning) They also change through the week of course and it's the closing numbers that are more important (if any of them are at all.)
5. The number fo Rush Attempts for each team compared to the number of targets
While Baltimore is no-longer one of the most pass-happy teams in the league it has still maintained a balanced approach, PHI is incredibly skewed towards the pass (all the Zach Ertz!) as is NO (of course) and ARI and GNB. INteresting DAL has targeted its receivers, mostly Bryant and Witten, more than they have attempted to rush.
6. I also have target shares and such figured out up to this point in the season but that's a big picture so I normally split it up by team:
7. Top target share leaders (from all positions) so far in 2017
Lesean Mccoy is getting a heck of a lot of targets so far, wonder if Jmatt can start to take some of them away.
anyway, sorry, was just posting some pictures anyway, thought I'd share
