Which QBs have the shortest aDOT on 3rd-and-long or 4th-and-long (8+ yards to go)? - AKA, who is playing way too conservatively? 1. Kyler Murray: 3.86 Yards 2. Bo Nix: 4.90 Yards 3. Cam Ward: 5.48 Yards 4. Jacoby Brissett: 6.63 Yards 5. Drake Maye: 6.87 Yards Metrics per @FantasyPtsData

I have another ASS chart update for everyone! Average Separation Score against Man & Zone Coverages (per @FantasyPtsData) Why won't Daniel Jones target Josh Downs 😭

Here are the updated Strength-of-Schedule Matchup Grids for the rest of the season! (per @FantasyPtsData) I have included the playoff schedules (Weeks 15-17) for each team as well - The listing of whether a team's schedule got easier or harder is based on how much this data changed compared to last week

I feel like every DeVonta Smith owner is wondering the same thing after Week 6: Sell high or hold and ride the Tanner McKee wave? - McKee threw for 215 passing yards in Week 6 (Jalen Hurts averaged 186.6 in his 5 starts) Here is how Smith performed in Week 6 (per @FantasyPtsData): - 26.7% Target Share - 2.21 YPRR - 173 Air Yards 👀 - 35.3% First-Read Target Share 💪 - 20.6 XFP - 20.5 Fantasy Points My main concern was that the vast majority of his production came in the 4th quarter - 16.3 of his 20.5 Fantasy Points (79.5%) That is likely a combination of game script (being behind 12 points early in the 4th quarter) and McKee getting a little more comfortable 🤞 - Smith ran 44.1% of his routes in the 4th quarter alone, where McKee fed him a perfect 7-for-7 catchable targets One reason I am bullish on Smith ROS is how dominant he has been in a WR1 role If we just break things down to raw, non-gimmicky standard passing plays (no trick looks, screens, checkdowns, or scramble drills), here is how he ranks: - 38.6% Target Share (WR2) - 3.83 YPRR (WR4) - 0.42 TPRR (WR3) - 39.7% First Read Share (WR4) - 0.90 FP/RR (WR3) It's no surprise that Smith is clearly the most talented WR on the team and is getting fed as such And is my favorite "advanced stat" for him. What if we look at these non-gimmicky plays a little closer? In terms of his team share rate of separation wins on these plays? - AKA the percentage of route wins he has amongst the team DeVonta Smith ranks 1st in the league with a 54.5% route win share - Meaning, he has the highest percentage of route wins relative to the rest of his team This is a long-winded approach with a lot of data just to tell you that I've decided I am bullish on DeVonta Smith ROS - Don't fail me Tanner McKee