For our 96-part “Does It Matter?” series, we next wanted to figure out whether a Tight End’s highest single-season college first down season total can help predict their NFL fantasy football points or not. Further, we wanted to know the desired optimal range if it does help and how much weight this metric carries in […]
For our 95-part “Does It Matter?” series we looked to solve another fantasy football question: does a Tight End’s raw athleticism translate to elite NFL production? By leveraging PlayerProfiler’s Athleticism Score, we crunched nearly two decades of data to determine if this metric is a reliable predictor of future success or simply noise. Here are […]
In the 94th installment of our “Does It Matter?” series we are looking into Tight End’s PlayerProfiler Burst Score to see if they actually correlate with elite fantasy production. By crunching nearly two decades of data, we’ve identified specific benchmarks and trends that can help you break ties from prospects or determine which players have the physical profile to reach the elite Fantasy Football tier. Here are all of our findings.
For the next installment in our 93-part “Does It Matter?” series, we looked into another metric for Tight Ends: Speed Score (as popularized by PlayerProfiler). In this article, we look at whether a TE’s Speed Score – a metric that adjusts a player’s 40-yard dash time for their weight – actually predicts future fantasy success, what benchmarks […]
In part 92 of our “Does It Matter?” series we crunched the numbers to determine if a Tight End’s Agility Score (as defined by PlayerProfiler) can help predict future fantasy football success. If it can, how important is it and what is the ideal benchmark we should be looking for? Here are all of our […]
For Part 91 of our “Does It Matter?” series we looked to figure out if a Tight End’s Catch Radius can help predict their future success, how much weight you should put on it, and what the ideal benchmark is for this metric. We found a specific Catch Radius range that occurred at a significantly higher rate […]
