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Introducing White Wolf Fantasy Football Analytics


Today, we are excited to announce the addition of fantasy football analytics to our individual player pages. For every major fantasy-relevant player in standard-sized leagues, there is now even more information designed to help you get an edge in your league. NFL.com, ESPN, CBS, and the other big media companies do not yet have fantasy football analytics, but our easy-to-follow analytics should be a big help to any of the millions of people playing fantasy football. Check out a player page (like Antonio Brown’s) to view the new analytics in action.

 

There are eight categories, which we believe give the best indication for fantasy success:

 

Consistency: Measures the volatility of a player’s fantasy production on a weekly basis.

 

Weekly Ceiling: Measures the weekly upside of a player.

 

Weekly Floor: Measures the minimum typical weekly performance expected of a player.

 

Season-long Ceiling: Measures the potential upside of a player for an entire season.

 

Season-long Floor: Measures the minimum typical performance over the course of a season.

 

Touchdown Potential: Measures the likelihood of a player scoring touchdowns each week.

 

Big-play Ability: Measures the likelihood of a player making big plays; key for big-play bonuses.

 

Durability: Measures a player’s ability to stay on the field.

 

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Explanation

 

The table on the right displays how players score in the respective categories on a scale of 0-99.

 

By clicking the information “i”, a pop-up box with a description of each category (as listed above) shows up.

 

The mini graph is a direct reflection of the table and might be a preferred method to follow and judge a player’s scores.

 

Finally, a bigger pop-up graph is available on desktop.

 

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While we have had the up-to-the-minute fantasy news that gives users information across the NFL they otherwise might not see, along with the fantasy implications of the news, analytics is a new element that should help give an even bigger edge in fantasy leagues.

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