Honestly, the coolest thing I’ve ever read about myself: An NFL Director of Analytics used to have his staffers keep tabs on my posts because I was finding dank stats they were missing on the team side Means a lot coming from you @RyanPaganetti. Thanks for the kind words

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I was once told by a former NFL Network boss that he could, “teach a blind monkey to write fantasy football articles.” I took that personal. We outdid ourselves this week at FantasyPoints.com. We have a team of sickos writing the sickest articles. Get dialed for Week 3:

"I see a little bit of Treylon Burks in his game." Brett Whitefield on Emeka Egbuka 👀 #Bucs #FantasyFootball Is Egbuka's lack of body control a slight concern? ➡️ piped.video/Dy4oFJ-XYuE @BGWhitefield @ScottBarrettDFB

Eli Heidenreich on Sunday vs. the Bengals

New must-follow accounts for the 2026 fantasy football season: 1) @KyleM_FF - if there's a "the next Ryan Heath" it'd be Kyle 2) @ChuckFBass - Fantasy Football's Meme King & the single funniest person I follow

Jordan Love has surpassed Cooper Rush as PFF's highest-graded quarterback of 2026

Since 2023, Patrick Mahomes has 465 more pass attempts than Lamar Jackson But if you exclude screens or isolate for throws with any degree of difficulty, Jackson runs circles around Mahomes On balls thrown >10 yards in the air: Lamar Jackson: 57 TDs, 7 INTs Pat Mahomes: 27 TDs, 24 INTs @FantasyPtsData

A really tough couple of weeks for former PFF employees Zac Robinson -- Baker Mayfield hasn't looked this bad since OBJ's dad was tweeting out lowlight videos. Meanwhile, Kevin Stefanski has Michael Penix Jr. looking like Peyton Manning Bobby Slowik -- Stubbornly running the league's slowest-paced offense despite the league's worst point differential. Has a QB who runs a 4.37 forty-yard dash with fewer rushing attempts than Kirk Cousins

This article is why @RyanJ_Heath and @FantasyPtsData are the best in the game

Drake London has hit 100 yards in 6 of his last 7 games started by Michael Penix Jr., averaging 120.7 YPG and 24.8 FPG. 9-194-0 7-119-0 6-104-1 9-118-3 4-42-0 10-158-1 8-110-1 @FantasyPtsData

Kyle Pitts is the biggest ponzi scheme in fantasy football history. The Falcons have 500 yards today, and Pitts has just 1% of those yards He has only 20 yards through 3 games this year But this shouldn't surprise you. He has just one 100-yard game over the last five seasons

The goal of @FantasyPts was to give your fantasy team the same level of attention, care, and expertise an NFL front office would give to its own team. Here's a former NFL Director of Analytics saying our team is better and more cracked than the Jets 😎😎

Frank is awesome, but I believe the data he is being provided is incredibly misleading in this situation. You can’t simply exclude quarterback sneaks from the under center population and then conclude that shotgun is better. That removes a central part of what makes being under center valuable. I don’t buy the idea that only three or four teams can sneak effectively. Over the last eight seasons, 26 NFL franchises converted at least 81% of their QB sneaks on 3rd/4th & 1. In my view, forcing defenses to account for the sneak is a major advantage in short yardage. If they don’t defend it, take it. If they sell out to stop it, you’ve created opportunities to attack elsewhere. And being under center doesn’t mean you have to sneak. When defenses had defenders on the line occupying both A gaps and both B gaps, passes from under center on 4th & 1 converted 74.4% of the time and averaged +1.28 EPA/play. Against those same interior looks, pin and pull concepts and jet sweeps both converted over 82% of the time with one yard to go. These concepts illustrate the complementary options available. The defense’s commitment to stopping one yard inside can create an opportunity for a much bigger play outside. Moving into shotgun takes the conventional sneak off the table. The broader comparison matters: on 4th & 1, runs and passes from under center combined converted 70.9%, versus 65.3% from shotgun. Perhaps most importantly, not all shotgun runs present the same threats. Shotgun runs with a QB run, read option or RPO component: 73.2% conversion, +0.68 EPA/play. Shotgun runs without those components: 64.5% conversion, +0.08 EPA/play. That second group was also below runs from under center excluding sneaks: 66.2% conversion and +0.22 EPA/play. The Jets’ failed play was a simple handoff with no QB run, read option or RPO component. Applying the overall shotgun run average to that play glosses over a meaningful distinction. My preferred approach remains: line up under center, make the sneak a credible and frequent threat, and carry complementary plays that punish defenses for overcommitting inside. You want the yard. But when the defense sells out to take that yard away, your answer might produce the play that wins the game.

George Kittle 2026 Wk1-2: Amongst TEs >18 routes per @FantasyPtsData 0.32 TPRR (5th) 3.29 YPRR (2nd) 10.7% Win Rate (11th) 16.1% TS (14th) 24.3% AY Share (4th) 9.67 YAC/R (4th) Absolutely insane per-touch numbers in his first two games off of Achilles repair. What in the world

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When your new girl mispronounces Etienne in front of the boys

Imagine {~*if*~} Justin Herbert had Josh Allen's supporting cast