Fantasy Football for Smart People: What the Experts Don't Want You to Know

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UPC:
9781484971512
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2 units
Binding:
Paperback
Publication Date:
5/14/2013
Author:
Jonathan Bales
Language:
english

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Fantasy Football for Smart People: What the Experts Don't Want You to Know contains solutions to 25 of fantasy football's most pressing questions. What's the best draft spot? Do running backs really break down after a lot of carries? How should you project rookies? What's the best waiver wire strategy? What the Experts Don't Want You to Know will answer these important questions--and give you a wealth of fantasy football knowledge along the way--to provide the edge you need to make the jump toward becoming an advanced fantasy football owner.

  • Table of Contents
Preface
Section 1:Which draft position is the most valuable?
Section 2:Do running backs really break down after a heavyworkload?
Section 3:How much does a great quarterback help a receiver?
Section 4:Does week-to-week consistency really exist?
Section 5:How does the consistency of certain positions affect a draft board?
Section 6:How do you really find value in fantasy footballdrafts?
Section 7:What's the typical age (and rate) of decline for eachposition?
Section 8:Should your first three draft picks be three runningbacks?
Section 9:What type of player should you draft in the laterounds?
Section 10:Are rookie quarterbacks the new rookie running backs?
Section 11:Do rookie tight ends offer value?
Section 12:How do you pick the best free agents on the waiverwire after Week 1?
Section 13:Are rookie wide receivers worth drafting?
Section 14:Do players perform better during contract seasons?
Section 15:How do you project a running back's yards-per-carry?
Section 16:Which second-year running backs break out?
Section 17:How do you project wide receivers with rookie stats?
Section 18:Which second-year tight ends are worth a gamble?
Section 19:How do you predict quarterback success with rookiestats?
Section 20:How much does speed matter for running backs, widereceivers, and tight ends?
Section 21:How much does quarterback height affect NFLperformance?
Section 22:Do injuries offer potential value?
Section 23:Can early-season average draft position (ADP) beuseful in August?
Section 24:How can you tell which players are safe and which arerisky?
Section 25:When and how should you draft a defense?

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