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One of the main ways the fantasy community has described opportunities for pass-catchers heading into the season is by examining “vacated” targets. Based on the free agency moves or players cut during the off-season, there is a certain percentage of ...

One of the things I love most about fantasy football is the outliers. I think about them all the time. You can't really see them coming (any more than you can guess the next number on a roulette wheel), but ...

When it comes to fantasy football, a healthy dose of targets tends to lead to success, especially WRs. Volume is king and in the right situation, a mediocre player can end up a solid fantasy starter. This rings even truer ...

This is the final part of this target projection series. If you haven’t checked them out other articles yet, review the overarching methodology, Projecting Offenses and Who Owns the Targets in 2019, to get a clear picture of why I want ...

After the NFL Draft, now is the time to start piecing together the puzzle of how offenses will fit together and how we can project players moving forward. This is the third part of this projection series so if you ...

Last month, I wrote an overview piece, Projecting Offenses & Who Owns the Targets in 2019, to give a 10,000 ft. view of how teams distributed their targets in 2018 and what inferences we could make given their preferences. The ...

Before the 2018 season, I wrote Do Offenses Have 'Too Many Mouths to Feed'?  in an attempt to take a top-down approach examining each team's targets and examine the common narrative. Here were a couple overarching points: The diffusion of targets ...