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Sosa Kremenjas
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Pro Football Focus
5h
Time spent trailing — or, inversely, leading — is incredibly relevant in fantasy football. Here, we use PFF's new strength of schedule metric to help us identify some of the players you can target on teams that spent the most time trailing in 2019.
Carolina Panthers
... ltiple other starters from a season ago. It’s likely safe to assume that the Panthers will be spending a decent chunk of time trailing once again in 2020. However ...
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Andrew Erickson
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Pro Football Focus
8h
Second-year running backs tend to see notable increases in pass-game production compared to their rookie campaigns. Here's how you can leverage that for fantasy football.
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Nathan Jahnke
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Pro Football Focus
9h
From Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes to Tua Tagovailoa and Justin Herbert, here are the fantasy football quarterback tiers for 2020.
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Ben Brown
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Pro Football Focus
9h
PFF dives into the nuances of shadow coverage before seeing how worthwhile it is when trying to predict points for fantasy football.
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Ben Linsey
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Pro Football Focus
9h
PFF takes an in-depth look at some of the top training camp competitions at the running back position heading into the 2020 NFL season.
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Ian Hartitz
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Pro Football Focus
9h
Analyzing the tendencies of all 32 NFL playcallers to find fantasy football takeaways entering the 2020 season.
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Timo Riske
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Pro Football Focus
8 Jul
What's better for an NFL pass-rusher, being lucky or being good? PFF's Timo Riske dives into the data to explain why luck can have a massive impact on a player's career.
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Jesse Reeves
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Pro Football Focus
8 Jul
The battle between Buffalo Bills running backs Devin Singletary and Zack Moss could prove to be the most intriguing for fantasy football entering 2020.
Buffalo Bills
... sn’t until the second half of the season that he saw an expanded role in the Bills' offense. From Weeks 9-17, Singletary averaged 16 attempts per game and accu ...
Detroit Lions
... eceptions in eight games. Despite Johnson being productive when healthy, the Lions clearly felt that their running back corps needed a jolt. They got one in Sw ...
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Jonathon Macri
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Pro Football Focus
8 Jul
Breaking down the top fantasy football IDP options from the NFC North, including Chicago Bears' Khalil Mack and Minnesota Vikings' Danielle Hunter.
Chicago Bears
... t both men are elite tacklers when on the field. Smith is the top target for Bears’ LBs in IDP leagues, coming in at No. 12 in my LB rankings, but Trevathan sh ...
Detroit Lions
... g LB in Detroit given his superior play. Defensive Back Tracy Walker was the Lions’ leading tackler last season despite missing three games due to injury — 201 ...
Green Bay Packers
... longs on fantasy rosters. Defensive Back Adrian Amos, in his first year as a Packer, is coming off his best IDP season since entering the NFL with Chicago in 20 ...
Minnesota Vikings
... er Eric Kendricks and Anthony Barr return for another season together as the Vikings’ top LB duo, with Kendricks leading his team in tackles every year since ent ...
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Andrew Erickson
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Pro Football Focus
8 Jul
Examining the fantasy football breakout potential of Minnesota Vikings tight end Irv Smith, Jr., who produced as a 21-year-old rookie and should see increased opportunity in 2020.
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Sam Monson
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Pro Football Focus
8 Jul
The NFL is littered with the shattered prospects of talented quarterbacks who were always just a season away. If Sam Darnold is to avoid becoming the next Jay Cutler or Jameis Winston, 2020 is the year that he needs to demonstrate a run of...
New York Jets
... P Lamar Jackson , while others, such as USA Today’s Steven Ruiz, believe the Jets may spend the next few seasons waiting for the breakout season that never co ...
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Anthony Treash
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Pro Football Focus
8 Jul
Ohio State cornerback Shaun Wade and Indiana quarterback Michael Penix Jr. find themselves high on PFF's radar among Big Ten players entering the 2020 season.
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Ian Hartitz
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Pro Football Focus
8 Jul
Examining fantasy football targets who could bounce back in 2020 after underperforming for reasons largely beyond their control.
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Ben Linsey
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Pro Football Focus
8 Jul
With the help of recent season simulations carried out by PFF’s research and development team, PFF's Ben Linsey runs through the high (90th percentile) and low end (10th percentile) of every NFL team's season-long win projection.
