The fantasy football landscape continually gives us new challenges to face every season, but one of the questions we seek to answer each year is who the market is overlooking. If we can successfully find and exploit market inefficiencies, then success in this game becomes more likely.
Career So Far
Back in March, my colleague Joe Redemann wrote an excellent piece describing how Cobb isn't good anymore. In it, Joe points out that Cobb's Reception Net Expected Points (NEP) and Success Rate have fallen off from where they once were.
On every play, there's an expected point value an NFL team has for the drive based on yard line, down, and distance.