Joe Frick

Happy Tuesday! I hope Week 5 treated you well! I am here to bring you your weekly dose of data trends related to Fantasy Points Allowed compliments of FFToday.

Because things change so drastically on a week to week basis in the NFL, I wanted to see how the matchups looked using a three week window.

How to read the chart: This data is showing the number of points allowed, so if you’re looking at QBs, the Jacksonville Jaguars are allowing a lot of PPG in the last 3 weeks (good matchup for Caleb Williams) while the Chicago Bears are not (bad matchup for Trevor Lawrence).

• Blue = good matchup, White = average matchup, Red = bad matchup.
• The team in the Opponent column is who plays the team on the left this week.
• The teams in the Prev 3 Opponents column are the teams that the team on the left has played in the last 3 weeks.
• The team in the Opponent column is who plays the team on the left this week.
• The team in the Next Opponent column is who plays the team on the left next week.
• Teams with a bye in the last 3 weeks will look back a 4th week to capture 3 games worth of data.

Please keep in mind that D/ST Data will likely be different due to varied league settings.

Happy Tuesday! I hope Week 4 treated you well! I am here to bring you your weekly dose of data trends related to Fantasy Points Allowed compliments of FFToday.

Because things change so drastically on a week to week basis in the NFL, I wanted to see how the matchups looked using a three week window.

How to read the chart: This data is showing the amount of points allowed, so if you’re looking at QBs, the Jacksonville Jaguars are allowing a lot of PPG in the last 3 weeks (good matchup for Joe Flacco) while the Miami Dolphins are not (bad matchup for Jacoby Brissett).

• Blue = good matchup, White = average matchup, Red = bad matchup.
• The team in the Opponent column is who plays the team on the left this week.
• The teams in the Prev 3 Opponents column are the teams that the team on the left has played in the last 3 weeks.
• The team in the Opponent column is who plays the team on the left this week.
• The team in the Next Opponent column is who plays the team on the left next week.
• Teams with a bye in the last 3 weeks will look back a 4th week to capture 3 games worth of data.

Please keep in mind that D/ST Data will likely be different due to varied league settings.

Because things change so drastically on a week to week basis in the NFL, I wanted to see how the matchups looked using a three week window. As the season goes on, this will be a great matchup tool as you can see how teams are trending beyond just seasonal averages.

How to read the chart: This data is showing the amount of points allowed, so if you’re looking at QBs, the Washington Commanders are allowing a lot of PPG in the last 3 weeks (good matchup for Kyler Murray) while the Pittsburgh Steelers are not (bad matchup for Anthony Richardson).

• Blue = good matchup, White = average matchup, Red = bad matchup.
• The team in the Opponent column is who plays the team on the left this week.
• The teams in the Prev 3 Opponents column are the teams that the team on the left has played in the last 3 weeks.
• The team in the Opponent column is who plays the team on the left this week.
• The team in the Next Opponent column is who plays the team on the left next week.
• Teams with a bye in the last 3 weeks will look back a 4th week to capture 3 games worth of data.

Please keep in mind that D/ST Data will likely be different due to varied league settings.

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