AFC ILB WK10 Original IDP Easy Start/Sit Charts

November 10, 2019 Comments Off Article, Tactical Gary Van Dyke

All original and proven IDP Fantasy Football Easy Start/Sit Charts are based on a five step formula method. This formula is used on an accumulate amount of information data, stats, trends and info. And of course the knowledge of reading these in the formula used. These formulas were under development for approximately seven seasons before being shared with the general public. And in that process the Charts can claim in the general area, on average, of at least a 80% hit rate. Although in years past this has been tested and proven we have to keep in mind that in fantasy football it is always “any given Sunday”.

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The fifth element of the five step formula used is the mind behind it’s innovation. So there is a human aspect to reading these results and the delivery.
All input into these charts are raw at the beginning of the seasons until the core information catches up with that seasons data, stat, and trends. The first three weeks on average are basically a warm up period. As some end of the year information from the prior season is included. This is until on average around week four of each season we have established the current season’s own material. This in turn is the strength of the charts. And just in time for the important bye-weeks.
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AFC ILB IDP Fantasy Football Easy Start/Sit Charts

Week Ten

East Notes: Fun Unit this week!

Bills: Versus the Browns. As Marked.

Dolphins: Versus the Colts. As marked. Noting that Baker has the “upside” edge with the idea he averages more snap counts. And McMillan is “just” solid” on paper.

Patriots: Bye Week

Jets: Versus the Giants. As marked with a strong on-paper match-up. Burgess wore the green dot as we indicated last week he would likely be calling the plays on the field. Copeland is normally an outside linebacker who took over the other ILB spot with everyone else hurt. There may be risk he’ll do it again, but the odds are great he will. He had an outstanding game last time filling in. They did just sign a vet.

TUE, NOV 5, 4:13 PMROTOWIRE.COM

Worrilow will sign with the Jets, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Spin: Worrilow had announced his retirement in late August but subsequently worked out for the Eagles. He never signed a deal, however. The 29-year-old hasn’t played in the NFL since 2017 yet could see a heavy workload with the Jets hurting at linebacker right now. He has 413 tackles (262 solo) in 72 career games, spanning five seasons.

There is no clear indication from the Jets themselves he’ll take over. But we could see him cut into the snap counts. He Giants are one of the top teams allowing points to the ILBs. This is well worth risking. Even a rotation should end up positive in production.

West Notes:

Broncos: Bye Week

Chiefs: Versus the Titans. This is “just” solid match-up. And there is always a threat that the rotation changes. With little “upside” on paper this contest looking at other bye week options over Wilson first may be in order.

Chargers: Played Thursday.

Raiders: Played Thursday.

North Notes: Snap Count Warnings!

Ravens: Versus the Bengals. Actually strong on paper. But we will list last contests snap counts.

Onswuasor: 42% – Bynes: 37% – Fort: 27%

There is real risk here when none were even near the full-time mark.

Bengals: Versus the Ravens. Same as the Bengals really. Strong on paper but heading into the bye week last weekend this was the last snap counts. And noting that Vigil likely has the “upside”. But his role doesn’t always get him what the formula indicates it should.

Vigil: 100%

Brown: 48%

Pratt: 26%

Browns: Versus the Bills. As marked.

Steelers: Versus the Rams. As we mentioned last contest the game flow will likely effect the time share between Barron and Williams. And it did. After the previous split of nearly 50/50 Barron went for 75% this last time while Williams saw 35%.

On paper the Rams are bottom five in allowing points to the ILBs. Bush is our only safe “just” solid on paper play.

South Notes:

Texans: Bye Week

Colts: Versus the Dolphins. As marked and noting that the couple of contests before week nine Okereke was cutting into Walkers snap counts. One reason you might find him as a green bye week play in this contest that on paper is actually strong. Last contest Walker returned to a full time player. There is risk here, but the contest is strong enough Walker should at the least end up solid. Barring anything crazy happening.

Jaguars: Bye Week.

Titans: Versus the Chiefs. As marked. And the warning is that this is “just” solid on paper with the Chiefs a bottom three in allowing points to ILBs.

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