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PLAYER ROLE
Current opportunity matters. The model evaluates how a player is being used instead of relying only on season-long averages.
NFL FANTASY FOOTBALL
NFL FANTASY
PROJECTIONS.
Research upcoming NFL slates with player projections built from current roles, recent performance, injuries and matchup context.
THE MODEL
What goes into an NFL projection?
A fantasy projection should reflect the player's current football situation. Pat's model combines multiple pieces of context instead of treating every historical game the same.
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RECENT PERFORMANCE
Recent games help establish current production while being considered alongside the player's role and situation.
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INJURIES
Player and teammate availability can change snaps, touches, targets and the expected offensive environment.
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MATCHUP CONTEXT
The opposing defense and game environment are considered when building the projection for the upcoming matchup.
USING THE DATA
How to use fantasy projections
Projections are estimates, not guarantees. They are most useful as a consistent baseline for comparing players and making your own fantasy decisions.
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Compare players across the current NFL slate.
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Identify projected production before building DFS lineups.
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Evaluate salary value alongside expected fantasy output.
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Use projections as a starting point for deeper player and matchup research.
READY TO RESEARCH THE SLATE?
See the current NFL projections.
Open BestFantasyPicks to compare projected fantasy production across the available slate.