The trusted online solution for season long fantasy league dues since 2008. LeagueSafe has eliminated the last. Week 10 DraftKings Strategy. TEN in bottom-half of TD scoring percentage in red zone. But I view him as a trap sleeper.

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(Photo: Icon SMI) Now that we’ve been given four solid weeks of data, it’s getting a bit easier to make solid decisions on lineups. Last week we were still using some historical data, and it paid off with rankings of RB4 for Michael Turner and Peyton Manning as the QB1 and Owen Daniels as a sneaky TE4. Borat 2006 Full Movie Download. Obviously, there were some swings and misses as well, so that’s why we’re moving ahead with only this year’s data. Things you will see on this week’s rankings.

We’re using current year and “streak” data for both the player and the defense he faces. Currently, the streak data is limited to the last three games, but as the season wears on we will extend streak data to five games (a more accurate count). We’ve also added a behind-the-scenes category known as the DIF So, what’s the DIF? It’s the “depth/injury factor.” We’ll use it to give a better ranking for RBs in timeshare backfields, players returning from injury or who are banged up, etc. I would like to say that it’s insanely complicated, but it’s definitely not making Bill James blush.

So here’s the Week 5 Super Rankings in all of their glory. Matt Ryan at KC Matt Ryan in the top spot? Get used to it. Super Rankings loved Ryan preseason due to his creampuff schedule and great passing stats.

It’s only going to get better for him as a top tier fantasy QB. Peyton Manning at NE We loved Manning against the Oakland defense last week. And we predict another great game against the Pats D that allowed Joe Flacco and Ryan Fitzpatrick to combine for over 700 passing yards and seven TDs in the last two weeks. Christian Ponder vs. TEN Our scoring system that we use doesn’t penalize too much for interceptions. Ponder hasn’t thrown picks this season, making him attractive in a more performance-based league too. Tennessee’s defense is awful.

They’ve allowed 10 passing touchdowns and intercepted only one ball. Aaron Rodgers at IND No way should you take A-Rodg out of your lineup, but here’s why he’s ranking this low: His stats haven’t yet been on par this season and Indy’s pass defense has been fairly decent (mostly due to the fact that their run defense is still terrible).

The Colts have allowed a TD pass each week, and not faced world beaters at QB as of yet. You should still start Rodgers. Ritchie Family Give Me A Break Rar Passwords here. Cam Newton vs. SEA Kind of a trap game for Newton. The Seahawks are great against the pass, but even better against running quarterbacks. Charch dug up this stat, and I quote “it’s been 18 games since the Seahawks allowed a quarterback rushing touchdown, and just once in the last 63 games.