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The best driver of fantasy football scoring is opportunity.  Calvin Ridley scoffed at that idea last season, as his 15.2-percent target share ranked No. 70 among WRs.  This is largely due to the presence of Julio Jones and Mohamed Sanu, both of whom are under contract for 2019.  

Ridley was among the top five wideouts in PlayerProfiler’s signature efficiency metric, Production Premium.  His +25.6 Production Premium was easily best among rookies and was fourth-best among qualified receivers, but that number never carries over from year to year.

The Seahawks are paying Russell Wilson to hand the ball off. If Elijah Holyfield tests well, he could be the 1.01 in dynasty rookie drafts.

Damian Harris and Josh Jacobs are both very attractive running back prospects. Bryce Love’s low reception totals are a concern.

Albert Wilson was performing up to is prospect profile in 2018 before his hip injury. He had a +60.6-percent Target Premium (No. 1) and a +28.2 Production Premium, which ranked No. 10 among receivers with at least 20 targets.

Despite his meager college profile and failure to get drafted, Robert Foster’s NFL success as a rookie is undeniable. Grab this speedy receiver this off-season, before he gets increased volume and truly breaks out, as the Bills’ No. 1 receiver.

Patriots dared Sammy Watkins and Damien Williams to beat them. Jared Goff last his strategic advantage when the headset malfunctioned.

Todd Gurley could dominate the touches at value in DFS and win the Super Bowl MVP. Rams have the defensive personnel to pressure Tom Brady.

Zooming out, Freeman’s size, athleticism, and college production put him in rare company. Fortunately, the risk that he never achieves fantasy RB1 status is now build into his dynasty trade value. The risk is low, and the reward is high.

Despite a breakout rookie season, Lindsay’s risk is higher and his upside is lower than Royce Freeman, a classic sell-high candidate in dynasty leagues.

The Giants need to select a QB before the prime of their elite skill players is squandered. By all statistics and metrics, Eli Manning is sufficiently washed. Taking a QB in the 2019 NFL Draft the only way to save the next few years of the team.

The Giants are currently the only team in the top-6 with a pressing need at QB. They will have their choice of the field, but the decision will likely come down to Dwayne Haskins or Kyler Murray. Both have strengths and weaknesses, but the Giants decision will give us an insight on their plans for the future.

James White continues be an incredible value. Damien Williams is a true NFL bell cow but the brand equity has yet to arrive.

Jared Goff led the NFL in money throws. Alvin Kamara is a must-play again this week.

Marlon Mack is #good. Trade Evaluation: Rashad Penny and Chris Carson for Aaron Jones.

Russell Wilson’s talents are wasted in Seattle. Don’t forget Kalen Ballage is terrible.

Nick Foles is the best-value quarterback in DFS, especially stacked with Alshon Jeffery, Golden Tate, and/or Zach Ertz. Alvin Kamara is a must-play in all contests.

Jamming in Ezekiel Elliott and Todd Gurley. No one would argue with playing Patrick Mahomes, Tyreek Hill, and Travis Kelce.

Alvin Kamara has seen at least six targets in four straight games. This emphasis in the passing game will be the key to the Saints defeating the Eagles, and for you to win in DFS.

With Josh Gordon out of the picture, Chris Hogan stepped back into a full-time role playing 93 percent of snaps in Week 17. Hogan will be running the intermediate and deep routes for the Patriots. He is also an incredible value for a player that saw 11 targets in his last game.