For Fantasy Sake

This week Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen talk about how to deal with levels of uncertainty in Fantasy Football. Is this something that can be quantified in a formula or is this one of those things where your Fantasy Football Diary and pattern recognition is better? Head into the Data Lab to find out.

Michael is joined by Brandon to discuss bestball

Joe returns to get you ready for the Midsummer classic. 

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen take you inside the Data Lab where all the important statistical work is being done. Every year we heard Fantasy Football Experts make bold predictions based on the concept of "Vacated Targets." Find out what the data says about where vacated targets end up.

Nick Gurol from Monday Night Hammer joins Mike and Riley to chat. 

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen take you back inside the Data Lab where the numbers are getting crunched to compare "Games Over Median" data for wide receivers. As we have learned already this new statistical concept is showing us a unique look at weekly value which is vitally important in Fantasy Football because FF is a weekly game.

Michael and Riley break down the Baker Mayfield trade and hold an early Scott Fish Bowl mock draft.

Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen take you inside the DATA LAB where the numbers get crunched to improve your Fantasy Football skill. This week our dynamic duo discuss the philosophy of the lab and take a look at games over median by tight ends last season.

Michael and Riley tell you who to target while you are wheelin' and dealin'

This week the Dyanmic Data Duo of Professor John Bush and Dennis Michelsen discuss why Year End Stats can be deceiving. Is comparison to median data the key to unlocking information about big game ability and consistency? Professor Bush and DMIC look at a case study of RB data to show how it might be the answer.