The Inside Linebacker tactical IDP tool is formulated process to help decide between IDP players. This particular Oddsmaker includes various levels of information, rankings, and statistics. All processed and formulated with values based off those relevant to matter. Therefore leading to the conclusions we can use for our best possible line ups on a weekly basis. We’ll apologies at this point not being more specific. But in this day and age a “trade” secret in this industry is a very valuable commodity. 

Oddsmaker: Additional Notes

The Oddsmakers are site paid content. But because of the following they are accessible to the general public the first three weeks of the season.

1. As we all know “splitting the hairs” in the first few weeks before the bye-weeks in the NFL are pointless. As NFL teams adjust and “any given” situation unfolds there is mainly one thing to remember, Don’t sit “known” studs. 
2. The stats and any information used for the first few weeks are as follows. Week One, purely based on the prior seasons statistics and such. As mentioned before their is no opinions included. Week Two, the 2018 statistics and adjust with Week Ones results. Week Three, the same, 2018, Week One and Two. It is at this point thru trial and error over the years that Week Four becomes the key week to start using only the current information. It’s at this point setting and adjusting warrants enough current data.
3. The mark of the bye-weeks beginning is generally when tools as these Oddsmakers and the rest of the tactical tools are needed to separate owners from the crowd. It is from this point with current viable information and timing the IDP tools are the edge over our opponents.

The Oddsmaker tool may be a viable tool on it’s own. But this is currently meant as a secondary tool to the Easy Start/Sit charts we offer. The Easy Start/Sit charts is the base tool overall. Please see it’s description. Here is where we go beyond the normal and help decide between equal players from those charts. 

Oddsmaker:  Inside Linebacker Example…

1. Both Deion Jones and Bobby Wagner are marked as strong plays and you need to make the right decision between the two. This is when we refer to the Oddsmaker chart to split the odds on which has the better opportunity versus the match-ups that week.
2. Your stuck, because of injury or bye-weeks, possibly a trade, you have to “reach” and pick up a player off the waiver wire or depend on a lower tier player. The Oddsmaker will help you access the best possible team to start looking for a viable play. Which increases your odds you can make some type of decision in your favor.
3. Not intended for but viably capable of. Those leagues you use team defenses in, imagine also needing to make the strongest play and cross referencing each of the three Oddsmakers. You’ll have the three main positional units odds of succeeding. Which defense has the better positional rankings and score per unit as a whole. When Team “A” defense has two units in the top ten and one that is in lower third. And team “B” has one in the top ten, one in the mid-range,  and then one in the last third. Team “A” clearly has the edge despite any other sites rankings which are never clearly based on more than just how they have produced in prior weeks.