The 2022 #FantasyFootball Season has been over for about a month now, but that didn’t stop Vin from taking a final year-end look at the Consistency Data compiled over the Fantasy season. The list of players who were consistent vs not may shock you:
It’s trade deadline day in the NFL! So I thought, “What better time to talk about TJ Hockenson than the day he was traded?” As we all know by now, Hockenson was traded from the Lions to the Vikings earlier today. The Lions sent the 4th year tight end, a 2023 fourth-round pick, and a …
Is Wan’Dale Robinson poised for a second-half fantasy football breakout? Vin explains why big things may be in store for the Giants rookie.
We are 35% of the way through the Fantasy Football regular season. I know, right? Can’t believe we’re here already. Consistency isn’t everything, but it’s certainly a great baseline for making roster decisions. Updated Google Doc directly below, with a few of my observations from this week listed throughout the post. 2022 Consistency Ranks Quarterbacks …
Four weeks down. One month in. The NFL season is in full swing. Narratives for certain players are either being confirmed or disproven. Most players will have their down weeks, but who has been the most consistent through Week 4 of the NFL season? Link to the Google Doc below, with some important callouts at …
We are back with another installment of the consistency ranks! Not much else to get into up top. Google Sheet is below for reference, and I have highlighted some interesting trends so far within this post. 2022 Consistency Ranks Quarterback Running Backs Wide Receivers Tight Ends D/ST
Vin is back with a review of the week that was in the NFL, with a special view through the lens of the Week 2 box score.
Week 2 is in the books and that means we have more consistency data! Vin provides some highlights to the surprises vs what was expected.
A Box Score. I have no doubt that everyone reading this right now has heard of that term before. But have you ever thought about its origination? Probably not. And neither did I until I had the idea for this weekly post. Per NPR, the box score was invented in 1859 by Henry Chadwick because …
In the first of his weekly consistency series, Vin provides background on how to use the data and justification for its uses.
