Since 2004, The Football Scientist Fantasy Football Draft Guide has used the latest in analytical football methods to successfully predict many of the biggest fantasy football performances of the past fourteen seasons.

Brandon Stokely, Javon Walker, Antonio Gates, Tom Brady, Roddy White, Chris Johnson, Hakeem Nicks, Matt Forte, Josh Gordon, and Greg Olsen are only a few of the high-impact players that previous editions of this Guide had rated much higher than most other guides.

One of the keys to success in this industry is to never rest on past laurels and this year’s Guide aims to exceed its predecessors by combining many of the successful aspects of those earlier Guides with new features.

The first of these new features is an overall/upside/downside grading system. This ranking methodology will gauge the relative overall, upside, and downside value of players and use it as a main factor in determining overall draft-day value. This will also be used as the system to update player values via the in-season Start-Sit service.

These overall/upside/downside grades lead to a second new element, which is the most expansive set of cheat sheets in the 16-season history of the Draft Guide. The centerpiece of the cheat sheets are the Top 261 charts that give fantasy grades on the Top 261 players both in standard leagues and PPR leagues.

An interesting addition here is the relative player grading structure that adds or subtracts overall player value based on how strong that player's position ranks. For example, since there are so many starter-quality quarterbacks this season, that position gets a value downgrade in the Top 261. Add in a revised D/ST rating structure and kicker rankings and it is a cheat sheet bonanza!

The third new feature is an expanded matchup rating system that takes a much larger collection of matchups into account when grading schedule strength. These schedule factors are detailed via week-by-week matchup ratings for wide receivers, quarterbacks, tight ends and team defense. These color-coded ratings give fantasy team owners a roadmap to determine how many weak and strong matchups each player is due to face during the 2019 season. This year’s Guide will also feature the popular metric reviews indicating how a receiver performed when facing different levels of competition.

The running back recommendations will once again be based on the unique TFS running game metrics. For the 2019 Guide, these numbers will be used in a manner to help discern not only who are the most productive backs in favorable situations and also to determine the relative strengths of the rushing defenses each back is due to face.

This approach means that there will be color-coded running back matchup grades in both the Draft Guide and weekly Start-Sit service.

The guide will also be updated throughout the preseason to reflect personnel changes, injuries, etc.

Add all of these metrics to the in-depth player reviews, cheat sheets, and draft strategy recommendations and it equals a plethora of information that simply cannot be found anywhere else!

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