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The smoke has cleared after the draft so lets take a spin through the Rashod Bateman profile and what landing in Baltimore means for his fantasy outlook. Let's Dive In.

I talked about Amari Cooper on the podcast this week, but thought it would be fun to cover it here too. Let me preface by saying Amari Cooper is one

I updated my prospect process to "define" the process over the past several monthsI imported the grades into my ADP trends databaseI define a faceplanter as losing more than 12

Lets quickly recap the 7 top 50 picks on that Alabama team and how exactly they've lived up to their draft billing: Let's dive in. https://twitter.com/skinzfantrav/status/1385083584831098887 Jerry Jeudy - Solid

Jalen Reagor: Bulletproof Prospect? Let's dive in. Jalen Reagor has a rare buildHe stands 5-11 and weighs in at 206 pounds. I have recently discovered @rotounderworld's athleticism score. Its like

Projections are a handy tool in understanding the range of outcomes for a player. Leonard Fournette's range of outcomes are staggering. In this thread we will walk through where my

Clyde Edwards-Helaire has been the most difficult player for me to rank in fantasy football this season. Let's take a look at him throw the lens of the #bulletproofprospect process

Per @FFCalculator these are the top 24 WR's being drafted in seasonal leagues... Some of these ADP's are absurd. Amari Cooper is going as WR10Michael Gallup is going as WR31.

That moment when you realize @evansilva thinks you are a bad fantasy analyst... Lets discuss. I agree with the first part about WR's changing teams. But after that I wholeheartedly

We have 86 total WR's that have face planted for ADP purposes (lost 12 or more spots in startup ADP from May of their draft year to May after their

I have this really simple approach to dynasty leagues. 1) only draft players with a track record of success in college2) only keep those that impress as rookies. No Exceptions.

By far the biggest things I look for in fantasy football is consistent excellence. Not so much from a raw production stand point, but from an underlying standpoint. The player