Fantasy Projections

Players are sorted by rank based on the PFF IDP scoring system in the second to last column. Touchdowns, fumble recoveries, safeties, and blocked kicks are considered random (non-skilled) and are not projected.

Solo Tackles (Tks) – 1 pt
Assisted Tackles (Asst) – .5 pts
Sacks (Sks) – 4 pts
Tackles for a Loss (TL) – 3 pts
Interceptions (Int) – 6 pts
Pass Defensed (PD) – 1 pt
Forced Fumble (FF) – 4 pts

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Down below are complete player projections for each quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and tight end expected to participate in Super Bowl 46.

For analysis on the passing game matchups, check out this complete statistical breakdown.

The players are sorted by position and ranked based on relatively standard Fantasy Football scoring. Four points were awarded for each passing touchdown and six for all others. Quarterbacks were awarded one point for every 25 passing yards and 10 rushing/receiving yards got your player one point. To offer some help to both PPR and non-PPR players, 0.5 PPR was used.

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Players are sorted by rank based on the PFF IDP scoring system in the second to last column. Touchdowns, fumble recoveries, safeties, and blocked kicks are considered random (non-skilled) and are not projected.

Solo Tackles (Tks) – 1 pt
Assisted Tackles (Asst) – .5 pts
Sacks (Sks) – 4 pts
Tackles for a Loss (TL) – 3 pts
Interceptions (Int) – 6 pts
Pass Defensed (PD) – 1 pt
Forced Fumble (FF) – 4 pts Read the rest of this entry »

Down below are complete player projections for each quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and tight end expected to participate in this weekend’s AFC and NFC Championship games.

Also included are rankings for kicker and team defense.

The scoring is relatively standard with 4 points being awarded for each passing touchdown and 6 for all others. Quarterbacks are awarded 1 point for every 25 passing yards and 10 rushing/receiving yards gets your player 1 point. To offer some help to both PPR and non-PPR players, 0.5 PPR was used.

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Players are sorted by rank based on the PFF IDP scoring system in the second to last column. Touchdowns, fumble recoveries, safeties, and blocked kicks are considered random (non-skilled) and are not projected.

Solo Tackles (Tks) – 1 pt
Assisted Tackles (Asst) – .5 pts
Sacks (Sks) – 4 pts
Tackles for a Loss (TL) – 3 pts
Interceptions (Int) – 6 pts
Pass Defensed (PD) – 1 pt
Forced Fumble (FF) – 4 pts

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Down below are complete player projections for each quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and tight end expected to participate in this weekend’s Divisional playoffs.

Also included are rankings for kicker and team defense.

The scoring is relatively standard with 4 points being awarded for each passing touchdown and 6 for all others. Quarterbacks are awarded 1 point for every 25 passing yards and 10 rushing/receiving yards  gets your player 1 point.  To offer some help to both PPR and non-PPR players, 0.5 PPR was used.

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Much to my wife’s chagrin, the football season is not over, and neither is the fantasy football season. Fantasy playoff leagues offer us owners another chance to compete, while presenting us with a unique set of challenges that we do not face in the regular season. The most significant of which is that we lose our players as their respective teams lose. So the key is to load up with as many guys bound for the Super Bowl as possible. Sounds like an easy task, but it’s not.

The key here is to mock out each round of the playoffs and make your draft day selections based on how you see the playing out. For example, D.J. Williams is a much better regular season option than Rob Ninkovich. But if you think that Denver will lose in the Wild Card Round, you may want to go with the Patriots LB who you see going to the Super Bowl. That’s three games for Ninkovich and just one for Williams. So ultimately, like anything in fantasy football, it’s a numbers game. Read the rest of this entry »

Players are sorted by rank based on the PFF IDP scoring system in the second to last column. Touchdowns, fumble recoveries, safeties, and blocked kicks are considered random (non-skilled) and are not projected.

Solo Tackles (Tks) – 1 pt
Assisted Tackles (Asst) – .5 pts
Sacks (Sks) – 4 pts
Tackles for a Loss (TL) – 3 pts
Interceptions (Int) – 6 pts
Pass Defensed (PD) – 1 pt
Forced Fumble (FF) – 4 pts

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Down below are full player projections for each quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and tight end expected to participate in this weekend’s Wild Card playoffs.

Also included are rankings for kicker and team defense.

The scoring is relatively standard (4 pts/Pass TD), but I used 0.5 PPR so as to cover both formats.

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Included here are complete projections for each tight end who is expected to play this weekend. The players are sorted by their rank in PPR scoring leagues.

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