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Signals 2023 review, early best ball thoughts

Stealing Signals • 294 implied HN points • 06 Feb 24

🎾 Sports Fantasy Football NFL

Reflect on past seasons to inform future decisions
Consider the intersection of real football and fantasy stats
In early best ball drafts, focus on individual player analysis rather than fixed rankings

Reflecting on key ideas from two past Signals posts

Stealing Signals • 137 implied HN points • 10 Feb 24

🎾 Sports Fantasy Football Player evaluation Data Analysis

Success in fantasy football is not solely reliant on the advice of experts but on the effort and engagement of the players themselves.
Examining individual players within the context of their own careers is more valuable than making comparisons between players in different situations.
Considering full-season data without understanding how it was accumulated and the conditions present can lead to flawed predictions for the upcoming season.

Stealing Signals, Week 1, Part 2

Stealing Signals • 805 implied HN points • 12 Sep 23

🎾 Sports Fantasy Football NFL Analysis Players Game Recap

Josh Allen had a tough game with 3 INTs, but the game got weird
Puka Nacua had an impressive performance with high targets and potential
Breece Hall showed explosiveness and outperformed expectations on the ground

Stealing Signals, Week 2, Part 2

Stealing Signals • 628 implied HN points • 19 Sep 23

🎾 Sports NFL Fantasy Football

Fantasy football analysis should consider unpredictability in team strategies and player usage.
Running back depth and flexibility in fantasy football is important to navigate unexpected situations.
Understanding matchups and player roles is key in making fantasy football decisions, especially with a focus on RB ceilings.

Get comfortable assuming rookies will be stars

Stealing Signals • 628 implied HN points • 01 Sep 23

🎾 Sports Fantasy Football Market Dynamics

Get comfortable assuming rookies will be stars
We're seeking elite outcomes in fantasy football
Young players do bust, but the market tends to undervalue rookies and second-year players

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Stealing Signals, Week 3, Part 2

Stealing Signals • 511 implied HN points • 26 Sep 23

🎾 Sports Fantasy Football NFL Player analysis Game analysis

Don't jump to conclusions early in the fantasy football season, as performances can change drastically over time.
Be patient with young players and watch for trends to develop before making decisions.
Utilize statistics like WOPR to help normalize and evaluate player performances accurately.

Stealing Signals, Week 5, Part 2

Stealing Signals • 412 implied HN points • 11 Oct 23

🎾 Sports Fantasy Football NFL Coaching Injuries Trades

Consider implementing a rule in fantasy leagues to account for points against totals
Acknowledge the intertwined legacies of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady in the NFL dynasty
Avoid micromanaging and allow flexibility for success in coaching and decision-making

The nihilist's guide to fantasy football

Stealing Signals • 491 implied HN points • 14 Sep 23

🎾 Sports Fantasy Football NFL Strategies

The offensive environment in fantasy football has changed, affecting player performance
Defenses are currently ahead in the game and offenses struggle to counter
Consider adjusting your fantasy football strategies based on recent trends

Input Volatility, Week 1: Mailbag, surprise start/sits

Stealing Signals • 452 implied HN points • 16 Sep 23

🎾 Sports Fantasy Football NFL Player analysis

Ben Gretch had a busy first week with football content and collaborations.
He discussed interesting topics like input volatility in lineup decisions.
Gretch highlighted caution in interpreting advanced stats for fantasy football decisions.

FFPC Round 2 Playoff Challenge Ownership Projections

Stealing Signals • 98 implied HN points • 20 Jan 24

🎾 Sports Fantasy Football Game Theory

In the FFPC Round 2 Playoff Challenge, you need to choose one player from each team for your roster.
Projected ownerships for each team and position can help guide your lineup decisions.
Tight end (TE) selection is crucial in this contest, with players like Travis Kelce expected to be popular choices.