GW13 Fantasy Football

I haven't talked as much this year about week to week performance. By this point in the season, I often feel I'm just repeating myself, and anyway I like playing with analytics a lot. The upside to this approach is that I hopefully haven't exhausted anyone with weekly talks yet. Last week I took a bye week, but between that week and this, there were some interesting head to heads worth diving into. I won't go over every match, but there was plenty among just the close ones for everyone to be vested in. Week 10 Recap: Half the league was biting their nails this week, with three matches decided by 2.5 or fewer points. In probably the least widely impactful close game of the week (though still with plenty of implications), Dak's Track Attack secured their second win of the season by 0.65 points over Wushu Waddle. At 4-7 after a win this week, that loss did basically put Wushu Waddle out of the playoff running, where they would be one of two 5-6 contenders instead. Wit...

Over the season, injuries happen. Some players just disappoint, and others become stars out of nowhere. Some players are able to capture that lightning in a bottle, while others make some really bad moves, though that's typically only apparent in hindsight. Last year, a couple of waiver wire heroes really boosted their teams, especially a pair of Rams picked up in the early season. Some of these gems turned into keepers this year, which makes sense, since the waiver wire often has some of the most potential for values out of the late rounds, or even undrafted. Maybe some of the good pickups from this year's list will stay on the team for years to come as a keeper. To start, I'm curious to look at how active team managers have been in our league, and wonder whether more activity has actually given a leg up this season. How many moves has each team made so far (and their current standings): Pukaing Up Siene Water: 32 (6th) Ja'Marr SteepleChase: 23 (8th) Lamarathon Runners...