by Jeff DiMatteo | Jan 1, 2024 | Dynasty, Offense, Running Back, Running Back Workload, Strategy
For as long as there has been fantasy football, players have sought every little edge they can find. One edge is knowing when it’s time to invest in a given player. Another is when it’s time to avoid one. Understanding a player’s workload and how it impacts him...
by Jeff DiMatteo | Sep 2, 2023 | Dynasty, Running Back, Running Back Workload
Projected 2023 Workload Aaron Jones was nearly cut this past off-season before agreeing to a pay cut. That should tell us most of what we need to know about his NFL future. While he should see plenty of work in 2023 his early warning status coupled with his situation...
by Jeff DiMatteo | Sep 2, 2023 | Dynasty, Running Back, Running Back Workload
Projected 2023 Workload Dalvin Cook is the poster child for “if he’s on the field, he’s great.” Or at least he has been for the majority of his career. The Vikings analytics team likely see the same thing most of the fantasy community also...
by Jeff DiMatteo | Sep 2, 2023 | Dynasty, Running Back, Running Back Workload
Projected 2023 Workload Joe Mixon is the poster boy for a good player who still feels like a disappointment. While he’s usually in the conversation as a top 16 Running Back when dynasty owners drafted him in their rookie drafts they were expecting something...
by Jeff DiMatteo | Sep 2, 2023 | Dynasty, Running Back, Running Back Workload
Projected 2023 Workload Ezekiel Elliott was a massive sell for us before last season. Leaving Dallas and going to New England isn’t going to be great for his outlook. It should be assumed that he’ll be second fiddle to Rhamondre Stevenson and used as a...
by Jeff DiMatteo | Sep 2, 2023 | Dynasty, Running Back, Running Back Workload
Projected 2023 Workload Derrick Henry commands the vast majority of the Titans carries. Barring health or productivity issues that should continue in 2023. While we can count on him to pile up carries he’s not much help in the passing game. He accounts for a scant 3%...
