10 Stats From 2014 That Can Help Your 2015 Fantasy Football Team
July 17, 2015 by natew
Filed under Fantasy Football, Tips & Tricks
With the 2015 Pro Football season about to start, it is important for all of those fans that enjoy the competition that fantasy sports gives them, need to learn from the past, so they can better prepare for the future. 2014 was a great year to gauge for new players, as well as see which players may be worth more this year due to great performances.
Some players may fly under the radar due to some specific stats that don’t allow fans to see their great overall performances, and this could hurt you if some other person drafts them. However, there are other players that are hyped to be good, but when you look at their overall performance, they don’t really have what it takes. Here are ten stats, that you may or may not know already, about some players that performed well or not.
Players To Consider |
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Player |
POS |
Total NEP |
Ranking |
Eddie Lacy |
RB |
Reception: 34.56 |
3rd among RB |
Jimmy Graham |
TE |
Reception Per Target: 0.59 |
15th among TE |
Le’Veon Bell |
RB |
Total: 82.85 |
38th in NFL |
Dereck Anderson |
QB |
Passing Per Drop Back: 0.35 |
1st in NFL |
Antonio Brown |
WR |
Reception: 0.84 Receptions: 112 |
8th in NFL 1st in NFL |
Calvin Johnson |
WR |
Reception: 0.82 Success Rate: 98.59% |
10th in NFL 2nd in NFL |
Aaron Rodgers |
QB |
Total: 214.26 Passing: 188.41 |
1st in NFL 10th in NFL |
Players To Avoid |
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Andre Ellington |
RB |
Rushing: -28.34 |
Worst in NFL |
Devonta Freeman |
RB |
Rushing: -18.80 Success Rate: 24.62% |
3rd Worst in NFL Worst in NFL |
Blake Bortles |
QB |
Passing: -97.97 |
5th Worst in NFL |
You may want to take a risk on the players that seem to have gone under the radar, even when their performance is on par with those star players. In the end, when participating in fantasy football, it is important to get results from each individual player that you draft, as their performance will give you the necessary points to win.