Your Fantasy Football Team Just Got a HUGE Upgrade with This AMAZING Data Product!
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Baker MayfieldBrock PurdyCaleb WilliamsDavante AdamsJacoby BrissettJahmyr GibbsJared GoffJayden ReedJosh DownsMatthew StaffordMike EvansRashee RiceRomeo DoubsTua Tagovailoa
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Baker Mayfield
NegativeInjury17:15
Users can pull up Baker Mayfield's comprehensive injury history to review all of his various injuries throughout his career using the platform's new injury filter.
Insight pageBrock Purdy
PositiveProjection73:12
Brock Purdy is cited as one of the quarterbacks Kyle Shanahan has successfully utilized to achieve the number one EPA per dropback ranking over the last five years.
Insight pageCaleb Williams
PositiveProjection52:16
Among quarterbacks with 600+ pass attempts over the last two years, Caleb Williams ranks in the bottom two for completion rate, success rate, sack yards lost, first-read accuracy, catchable throw rate, off-target throw rate, and total QB sacks.
Insight pageDavante Adams
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Davante Adams showed a significant performance split based on injury status, averaging 17 fantasy points per game when not on the injury report compared to 11.3 points per game when listed as questionable.
Insight pageJacoby Brissett
NegativeProjection84:15
Jacoby Brissett finished as a fantasy QB1 in 10 games last season, according to the data tool's weekly ranking reports.
Insight pageJahmyr Gibbs
PositiveUsage34:47
Jahmyr Gibbs shows a significant fantasy performance split based on David Montgomery's presence, averaging 27 fantasy points per game in contests without Montgomery compared to 19 points per game when Montgomery is active.
Insight pageJared Goff
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Jared Goff's performance splits can be analyzed by season and specific play-callers using the new coaching data functionality; he is also noted as having ranked 14th in EPA per dropback while playing under Sean McVay.
Insight pageJayden Reed
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Jayden Reed leads in yards per route run with a 2.74 mark, making him a player to pay attention to in the data.
Insight pageJosh Downs
NegativeUsage65:17
Josh Downs recorded 2293 routes run, serving as a data point for route participation analysis.
Insight pageMatthew Stafford
PositiveProjection73:02
Matthew Stafford displays high-end efficiency, ranking in the 99th percentile for hero throw rate, 14th in turnover-worthy throw rate, and 6th in air yards per game. Additionally, Fantasy Points notes he ranked 14th in EPA per dropback during his tenure under Sean McVay.
Insight pageMike Evans
NegativeInjury16:06
Users can utilize the new injury filter to analyze how Mike Evans performs when listed as questionable, including filtering by specific body parts like his hamstring and last practice status.
Insight pageRashee Rice
NegativeUsage36:56
Analysis of Kansas City's offense over the last three years indicates the team was less efficient by EPA per play and EPA per dropback when Rashee Rice was on the field, a trend that persists even in games missed by Patrick Mahomes.
Insight pageRomeo Doubs
NegativeUsage38:22
When analyzing Romeo Doubs, the data tool automatically shifts focus to receiving-specific metrics like coverage splits and defensive personnel; additionally, team share data is used to evaluate the impact of his absence on Green Bay's target distribution.
Insight pageTua Tagovailoa
NegativeInjury16:33
The platform's injury filter allows for tracking specific injury histories, such as Tua Tagovailoa's concussions, provided the player was listed on the injury report at the time.
Insight pageTucker Kraft
PositiveUsage65:37
Tucker Kraft is highlighted as a standout performer in yards per route run, posting a 2.41 mark and previously exceeding 3.0 over the last two years.
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Episode Transcript
0:12Data Suite 2.0 is live. This is a freaking celebration with my man Scott Barrett and the architect behind the greatest football data tool ever
0:24invented, Chris Wet, our director of analytics. Chris, you are a celebrity.
0:30You are beloved in my household and soon you will be beloved by the world for this magnificent piece of art you have
0:36created in Data Suite 2.0. Um, unbelievable success, Chris. You are the freaking man. I just want to pay homage to you. Um, and I I love it because
0:47you've been along on this journey with me since the beginning. We we've basically left our other places of employment to do this together and uh
0:54here we are. This is awesome.
0:56Congratulations.
0:57Thank you. I mean, yeah, I've uh I feel like I've dreamed about this for weeks, months now, and like even as far back as
1:05when, you know, you and I started working together and like what what we envisioned a data product all the way down to how we chart a single play and
1:13where how we should chart like >> all of that time and and you know, mistakes we made along the way and
1:19tweaks we've done to be like, "Oh, we should have done it this way." Like this is this is the culmination of all of it.
1:25And it's like this this is what we envisioned. This is what >> I built this to the tool that I always
1:32would want if I was, you know, a fantasy football player, sports better, uh just an NFL junkie, whatever you want to do.
1:38Like there's something for anybody here.
1:39And I hope, you know, I hope everybody uh >> likes it and gets to try it and gets their hands on it and all that stuff.
1:45>> What was super cool, too. Oh, sorry, Scott. Do you want to go or you want me to go?
1:49>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I I just want to take a beat here. Yeah. this this really was almost entirely Chris Wet and I I think
1:58that's kind of unbelievable. Um when you factor in like our competition are teams of like a dozen devs and with you know
2:08over a hundred million dollars in funding and we're so relatively small in comparison and it was really just like we had this vision this dream that we've
2:17held on to for a really long time. Um Chris, you know, became an expert in vibe coding and you know, so we built
2:24this this thing and you know, along the way it's like, hey, you know, I'm in the the comments, the recommend recommendation section and I'm just
2:33like, hey, this is dope. What if we could do this? It's like, I don't know if that's possible, but let me try. And
2:38we just did that over and over and over again. And so like we had D bro on um and he said,
2:48"Bro, you're going to put some major data companies out of business." And like I want to be clear, that's that's not our intention. That's not why we did
2:54this. Um it's really just like we just want to build cool [ __ ] We just want to impress each other. Like Chris, you
3:02know, Chris Chris is like, "Hey, you know that thing you've been asking for for [laughter] 18 months? It exists now." No way. Hey, that's so let me Oh
3:10my god, this is amazing. And so it's really just like making our lives as content creators so much better. It's like, bro, Fantasy Point's data would
3:20never would have existed if we weren't using and paying a lot of money for a threeletter company's data and finding out that, you know, all their data was
3:30wrong. They don't even know how to chart a slotwide receiver. It was embarrassing. And so it's like, hey, I think I could do this better. And that's
3:37just what it's been every step of the way is I think I can do this better. And I I think I think Chris really proved
3:45here that that's exactly the case. Like the people who have have demoed it or beta tested it who would know are saying
3:53this is on par with what the NFL teams are using and it's with $200 with a 15% off code DS2.
4:03Uh it's $170 a year. is literally 1/ 1,000th the price that these media companies pay, these NFL teams pay. And if you want to play around with it
4:12yourself, go to fantasypointsdata.com.
4:16It's not currently on the fantasypoints.com site. Uh it will be very shortly the link at least, but fantasypointsdata.com is if you're a current fantasyoints data
4:27subscriber, that's how you gain access.
4:28If you're not, go to fantasypoints.com, navigate to our plans page, use code DS2, and purchase a subscription today.
4:36>> So, we're gonna get into the nitty-gritty and demo the >> first celebration. Hold on, hold on, hold on.
4:43>> Look what I got. Pop it.
4:45>> Yeah, go ahead and pop it. I >> I'll talk while you're have a cork. It's the cheapest bottle they had. They don't
4:52have $100 million in funding. So, so listen, this what I loved about this process of of Oh, very nice. Very nice.
4:59Congratulations. Cheers.
5:01>> Um, it truly was a collaborative process. Chris is for sure the architect >> and Chris built it from the ground up.
5:09But what was really fun about the process was like the amount of people that were involved talking about kind of their dreams and visions for a tool.
5:17Ryan Heath was involved. Graham Barfield, my I how many times Chris would I just call you and be like, "Hey, can can we do this?" And you'd make it
5:23happen. So, it was it was really freaking awesome. Other people that deserve credit, too, though, the charting team, guys. The charting team.
5:29Um, if Chris is my right-hand, Steven Aor is my left hand. Steve deserves a ton of credit. Troy Moore, Scott Dedetto, Mike Taylor, Christian Gentle,
5:39Andrew Spalding, Eric Guzman, Eli Dansen, Eric Ridley, Mario Cardona, Zack Swelles, Damen Cook, Alfonso Marcardo, Cliff Kenny, Bill O'Brien, Tyler Mohler,
5:48and then we just hired 20 plus new people. So, um, they deserve a ton of credit. this data wouldn't even exist
5:54without this team behind the data suite.
5:57So >> yeah, and let's not lose sight of that.
5:59It it you know, we never had the sexiest UI UX or interface. It wasn't the fastest. Now I really think it is, but
6:07the entire time we've always had the best data where we were really sticklers for accuracy. We were obsessive. We were anal. We were perfectionists. And you
6:19know, I I I think that, you know, that really paid dividends for us this off seasonason where Ryan Pagnetti, a former
6:25NFL director of analytics, he was like, "Hey, I want to go the content creator route. I need a access to the best data.
6:31So, let me try out PFF. Let me try out SAS. Let me try out this fantasy this this company that has fantasy in the
6:39URL." And he collected all the data. uh he opened up his NFL Pro subscription, watched the tape, he uh looked for, you
6:48know, instances where the data was inaccurate versus accurate and he was like, "Hey, I could say definitively having used the data provider NFL teams
6:59paid six figures for fantasy points data is better, is more accurate." So, uh, it's not just the most accurate data, it's now also just the cleanest user
7:10face that allows you to do like literally like exponentially infinitesimally more than what any of these other companies are out there. And
7:20again, it's like it's only $200 without a promo code. It's 170 with a pro. Like, I was saying like that's like stupid.
7:27Like I'm an idiot CEO [laughter] for doing that. But it's just like again like what are we trying to do here? It's
7:33like all we've ever wanted to do or be is just be the best, sickest, coolest football site in the world. And so, uh,
7:40that allows us to do this. And, uh, I hope you guys really appreciate it.
7:45>> Yeah.
7:46>> Go ahead.
7:47>> I'll say one last thing, Scott. Uh, you deserve a ton of credit as the CEO of the company. You are the ultimate
7:53visionary. And the thing I love about you most is that you're always calling us to a higher standard. Data Suite One
7:59was awesome. Data Suite One broke things and changed the game, but it wasn't enough. It didn't satiate. You wanted more. You knew there was more and you
8:06that's that's how you run the entire company. The always a higher call to excellence. The standard you set is so high. I think Chris appreciates that
8:14about you. I know I do. And this is the result we get something like this. So, >> I don't know that Chris does. I
8:21uh I'm like a I I feel like every Fantasy Points employee, they're like, "Tell me about your boss." Well, he's a
8:28psychopath, but and then they say a bunch of nice things, but like you got to lead off. Yeah. I overly ambitious to
8:34a fault, but I mean like, bro, look at everything we've done this off season.
8:37It's like honestly mind-blowing. It's data suite 2.0. It's the front office.
8:41It's the site redesign. It's like seven other things. And so, just huge shout out to the entire team because it wouldn't have been possible without
8:48every single employee who stepped up in a major way. Uh, too many people to to name right here, but yeah, couldn't be
8:54any prouder of the Fantasy Points team.
8:56Awesome. All right, let's dive in.
8:57Chris, you're gonna We're sharing your screen. You're going to walk us through Data Suite. Remember, this is Fantasy Football Daily live on the Fantasy
9:04Points YouTube breaking down Data Suite 2 as DS2 as I call it. Chris, go ahead and uh steer the ship.
9:12>> Yeah. So we'll start um just what people are somewhat familiar with like this is kind of like what the advanced passing
9:18table looked in data suite one but I just want to I'm not going to spend time talking about all the like certain
9:23columns and everything just more of like some of the new features that you can do now. Um so you can go multiseason now.
9:30So like if you want to do last three years you just add them stuff just updates. Um, and I'm going to I'm going to take these
9:40off just so that I could show some other stuff a little quicker. Um, one of Scott's like best ideas that I thought
9:47was absolutely crazy and then he, you know, [laughter] he came up with and I was like, I don't know if that'll work,
9:52but like, hey, let's try something. He came up with this idea that we be able to basically create any column that you
9:59want. So, for example, like let's say you wanted to know the percentage of dropbacks where the QB actually throws the ball. You now can just calculate
10:08columns. So, we're going to take attempts and divide by dropbacks. Um, yeah, we'll do it as a percentage, add the column, and there you can just see
10:17in a second like what uh percentage of dropbacks that QB actually throws the ball on. You could do that with filters
10:24on and everything else. So you if you're like a data nut, you can just you can do you can basically rebuild this entire
10:30table in a way that you want. And then the beauty of that is you can then save the view >> and disgusting.
10:37>> Um just call it a test view, whatever.
10:40So then next time you come back, if I just come back here and just load the view, it'll just come back. And you
10:48could do that with filters on and everything else. So you know, you want to save just first and second downs. Um,
11:00>> I really want to highlight the significance here is like you look at a competitor like PFF and it's like oh
11:04okay wow they have they have uh 130 stats we have literally like infinity stats like all the filters all the split
11:15options now you can invent your own stats and that's huge for me it's like I literally never use Excel anymore like
11:22if you were never an Excel wizard like this is amazing for you because you don't have to learn Excel. Uh you could
11:28just never leave the data suite. Uh you'll see later on we you could pull up charts uh and and create your own custom
11:35charts in the data suite as well. Um yeah, why don't you this invented stat you could also maybe throw a qualifier
11:42on it, show conditional formatting uh to pretty it up, make it look a little more >> obvious who who's good, who's bad by
11:50whatever invented stat you rolled with.
11:52>> Yeah. So, a couple other like new like you're talking like visual things you can do. So, by default like tables like
11:58this will load with totals, but you can toggle to per game views. You want to do percentile views, just rank views, all
12:05just click of the button. Um, yeah. So you were mentioning >> so so it's you you get a player view, a
12:12team offense view, a team defense view, and then for all the stats you're looking at, you can see it on a per game
12:18basis, a percentile rank, you can see it on rank, and so it's like, oh, uh, Matthew Stafford was 99th percentile in
12:26hero throw rate. Uh, he ranked 14th in turnover worthy throw rate. He ranked sixth in air yards per game. You could
12:34do it all. Uh, and again there's a billion filters and split options.
12:39There's even more than we had in data suite 1.0.
12:41>> Literally a billion. Like >> Yeah. Yeah. Literally. It's, you know, you can't even count it. It's just >> Yeah.
12:48>> If there's one criticism I have for oursel on this, it's that it's it's almost too much for like the average
12:54fan, right? Like they're going to come in and be like, "Whoa, I need like a take a class on how to use this thing."
12:58Well, which is what we're giving mention it, but is anytime you go into one of these uh pages the first time or if you
13:05just click top right, you get a a free tutorial. And I like highly recommend that. I know like the instinct, especially in today's day and age, is
13:13just to exit out of that. But it's like 30 seconds of your time and you're going to level up. It's like it's like taking
13:21a PhD course, but it only takes you 35 seconds. And like you're gonna be uh so glad you put in that extra effort.
13:29>> Scott, do you want to answer this question from John here?
13:32>> Should I just get Data Suite for weekly DFS contents or should I get Fantasy Pro with the uh I would do the latter. Um if
13:39you're going to be playing DFS, uh we have amazing DFS content. We had the most accurate DFS projections in the industry last year. Uh, and like that's
13:48not surprising to me. When you have the best data and it's exclusive to you, you should have the best projections in the
13:54industry. When you have Yep. a legendary genius like Chris Wet, you should have the best or or Brett's film expertise.
14:02Uh, the best injury expert in the game.
14:04Shout out Jeff Mueller. Um, and so yeah, I I could not be This is really what I think sets us apart from all the other
14:10companies is like they they all took on VC funding, private equity. they need to, you know, give their shareholders returns ASAP. Whereas like Fantasy
14:20Points, all the owners are legendary fantasy football content creators and they'd all rather have the best site in the world than the second best site and
14:30be 50% richer.
14:32>> And so like I think you see that flow through kind of everything we've ever done.
14:37>> Also, if you're uh if you're not already subscribed, check out our DFS channel on YouTube. Grant Barfield, Ryan Heath, among others, will be producing a ton of
14:46great content over there, and you do not want to miss that.
14:49>> All right. What are you doing? What are you doing right now, Chris?
14:52>> We're going to we're going to look up um Jared Goff's uh splits by season and play callers because now we have
15:01coaching data in here now. So, >> so that's an important point. If you want to see it on a week-by-eek basis or
15:07a season by season basis, uh you need to use our splits functionality for season or week.
15:17>> Yeah. So like right uh where we're adjusting >> the view isn't perfect here just because this you know we're this is on
15:24streamyard. It looks a lot cleaner better on the site.
15:27>> Yeah. Yeah.
15:27>> Um but >> you you get the idea. You can now split by All right. So Ben Johnson um over those seasons you can then do um you can
15:36just pick like hey I just want to see um I don't know you I want to see Trevor Lawrence with only Liam Cohen or only or
15:46what he was like with Doug Peterson or whatever what you know some of these QBs that have had multiple coaches over the
15:52years. Um Bryce Young with Canales versus um I'm blanking on whoever he had before Canales now. Um >> Frank Reich was it? No.
16:01>> Yeah. Yeah. Reich. Yep.
16:02>> Okay.
16:03>> Exactly. So you can do coaching stuff.
16:06Um there's injury stuff in here. So if you want to filter for I would just want to see how, you know, um Mike Evans
16:14performs when he's listed questionable.
16:16You could just filter for when he's listed questionable. Uh you could do it by last practice status. You could do it
16:22for a specific body part. So you want to know >> Yeah.
16:25>> I don't know what's a a notable one. um >> hamstring for him.
16:30>> Yeah, but I'm trying to think of a QB one just because we're on the QB page.
16:33So like maybe So let's look at like Tua or something. Uh let's Tua with his concussions.
16:47>> Did he never have >> you have G searched not to >> Oh, you're right. Yeah.
16:56So, wait a second. Tua for sure had concussions.
16:59>> Yeah, it's not split by season.
17:05>> Maybe he never did. Maybe he always came off the injury report with a concussion.
17:09Um, so this would be like if he was listed with it right at the time.
17:15>> You could pull up Baker Mayfield, all of his various injuries.
17:18>> Yeah.
17:23Yeah. Let's do we go.
17:40One of the fun components of this too, guys, is we're we're going to be adding stuff all the time. This thing is super
17:45agile the way Chris built it. So, like for example, we have a bunch of individual defensive metrics coming that when week one games start getting
17:54played, uh, we'll we'll start adding new tools in here like right away. Um, oh, we have some O line Dline specific
18:01things, pressure rates, um, some run scheme stuff that's additional to what we already had. Like there there's a lot that we'll just keep adding. Um, but I'm
18:10excited for the individual defensive metrics. I know a lot of people have been asking for that for a while.
18:16>> Yeah. So, here's here's a player page.
18:18This is what people have been asking for for years. And I really think we did this u better than than any other player
18:24page I've seen.
18:26>> Yeah. So, you'll every every position kind of has a little bit different of a player page. They're generally look similar. So, like quarterbacks, you'll
18:32get a bunch of QB based stats. You can see like where they target stuff by position, by alignment. Um, and then you
18:40can get basically those full advanced, you know, if it's a quarterback, those advanced passing tables are basically in here now. And you could see all his
18:47entire season, his game log for the season that you have selected. Um, you can see his routes targeted and like some stats associated with that.
18:57Um, field area, um, and some other stuff. Uh, yeah. So, here's the full advanced catalog. you could see his most similar QB seasons to whatever again
19:08whatever season you have selected. Um we'll show a little bit more about there. And then like what Scott was saying like you could see his injury
19:14history by weeks like what he came in with and all that stuff too.
19:21>> What about referee data, Chris?
19:23>> Are we going to get that eventually?
19:25>> Maybe. I know Scott's been asking for that one for a while. We have not done referee data yet.
19:30>> Um All right. So this is a player page.
19:32What about team pages, play caller pages, coaching pages, matchup pages?
19:38>> Let's uh let's do let's do a coach page.
19:40So, there's like coaching tables. So, under here or let's do let's do the play caller stat ones.
19:46>> Um this one was built very much. So, here's like what the welcome type tour that Scott mentioned earlier. So, like
19:53it'll basically walk you through the entire table of like thing, you know, stuff you can do and all that stuff.
19:59I'll skip it right now. Um, but yeah, highly recommend clicking through that when you land on a page you haven't been
20:04on before. Um, so this table was very much created in the vision of that Ryan Heath article that came out recently
20:12about playolar stuff and like some of the edges teams aren't taking advantage of. Highly recommend checking that out if you have not read that. Um, so you
20:20could see a bunch of efficiency type hacks, uh, like >> early down passing, uh, second and long runs, which are bad,
20:29>> um, running into heavy boxes, passing versus base defense, play action rates, stuff like that.
20:35>> But then you can also, you know, I want to see specifically Shawn McVey stuff type stuff. You can land on his coaching
20:42page.
20:43>> Disgusting.
20:44>> You see a bunch of stuff here. um usage type stuff, personnels, position targetings, stuff like that.
20:52Um specific stats, situational play calling stuff like stuff, what do they do on first and 10 compared to league average and a lot basically everything
21:02in here. Like if you if you're like not sure what something is, like all the column headers have descriptions.
21:07They'll tell you what they are. Like you I don't know what this little line is, you could just kind of hover here and
21:11it'll tell you what it is. Um, you could see league average stuff, so you know, like what is high versus low, uh, versus
21:20certain coverages. Um, you could filter.
21:22So, McVey has always been the play caller, so he's not really a good example of this. But, if you want to see
21:27like what his stats are when he was like a head coach versus a play caller, you could pick kind of what his role is. Um,
21:34and then if he's a defensive-minded coach like, um, so that won't be on this page. I'll have to go to the other one.
21:42like Mike McDonald. Um you'll get more defensive type stuff. So you can see it shows like EPA play allowed pressure rates, pass rushers, stuff like that. Um
21:54so it kind of caters to So also the position p the player pages and the coaches pages both kind of cater to what
22:02that guy does on the field.
22:06Um what was the other one we wanted to look at? So you can also get like team pages. Uh yeah, we'll do the Jaguars. So
22:13again, you'll get, you know, all a lot of all this data is is 2025 data right now, obviously. Um but you can see offense
22:23defense stats for a team, EPA, EPA per play by week, situational stuff for the team, uh personnel mix, defense coverage
22:33mixes, stats for the defense, game log.
22:36There's Yeah, we could spend we could spend this entire stream just walking through like one of these pages um if we
22:42wanted, but there's a ton of stuff that we want to show. Um anything else with specific like team coach or player pages
22:49you guys want to look at right now?
22:50>> Well, I like the one where it shows like you're looking at a team defense and it shows the quarterbacks they faced in in
22:55order.
22:59>> Uh uh you know what I'm talking about.
23:02>> Sorry, >> Scott. Scott, you're muted, I believe.
23:04Is that the fantasy points allowed tool you're talking about?
23:07>> No, but you can you can route it that way as well.
23:10>> What about the matchup pages, Chris?
23:13>> Yeah, so every every game so both pre and postgame will have a matchup page.
23:19So right now this is set for 2026 week one. This is the Thursday night game. So these matchup pages basically are built
23:27all on top of fantasy points data. So, all behind the scenes, it's doing, you know, math and stuff to tell you just
23:33like right from the get- go. First thing you see, hey, here's the top matchup edges from an analytical standpoint. So, for example, you know, we kind of saw
23:42this in the Super Bowl last year.
23:44Seattle had the number one run defense last year. New England's rushing offense number 27th. That's a big edge for Seattle. Um, the zone runs were a big
23:54edge for Seattle. Uh, heavy personnel.
23:58Um, oh, this is specifically 13 personnel, but um, New England was good at defending 13 personnel. Seattle doesn't use it a ton. So, not more of an edge
24:09for New England. So, like right off the bat, it'll tell you that. Then you can pick like your stats window. So, like
24:14right now, you're seeing 2025. If you click 2026, it's not going to show anything because there is no 2026 data yet, but you could pick the last five
24:21games, last 10 games, and all of this data will update based off of the stat window that you want to pick. Um, you
24:27can see fantasy points per game allowed by positions. Uh, just like certain players, like the the most important players for the team. You can see some
24:36data on them. I'll come back to them in one second. Some coaching matchup stuff.
24:41So, like Mike Frabel is one and two versus New uh versus Seattle. Um, um, you can see some play caller type
24:49stuff. Um, this Seattle has a new offensive coordinator that doesn't have any data yet, otherwise he would appear right here.
24:56Um, and yeah, just a bunch of other matchup based stuff, situational type stuff. So, like if you wanted to preview a game, like you just care about
25:03Seattle's your favorite team, you just wanted to know more about their matchup this week, this page basically has everything you would need to know about
25:09their upcoming matchup and like things that to look out for and stuff like that.
25:14I uh one thing I'll I'll point out really quick too is we in the over the past few years we've provided certain
25:19broadcasters on certain networks with a lot of their prep for their games that they're calling >> and that was a lot of manual labor. This
25:27tool has just completely replaced all the manual labor that we just basically screenshot this and send and now their weekly prep is done. It takes literally
25:364 seconds.
25:37>> Yep.
25:38>> So what's then Go ahead, Chris. Well, I was going to say then when you're in here, say you wanted to know, all right,
25:44like but what about Drake May specifically, like what does this matchup look like for him? You can just click him. And you can do this with any
25:50player, by the way. You don't have to.
25:51>> You could get this from You could go here from his player page as well, by the way.
25:55>> Yeah, exactly. Um, so you'll immediately get kind of like top five edges right here. Just like here's where Drake May
26:03wins. He's good versus cover one.
26:06Seattle uses it about middle of the pack. um something like man defense he's good against but Seattle is also good against it. So it's highlighting it as
26:14it's a it's a strength versus a strength. We don't really know, you know, if this is good or one side's going to win this matchup or maybe it'll
26:20just kind of fizzle out and be average for both. Um you can see where Seattle's defense wins versus him. He's not very
26:26good versus cover two and they're very good against it. Stuff like that. Um and then you could see like all the specific
26:32stuff. Um, if like anything isn't mentioned up here, you could see, you know, all the coverages, disguised coverage, single high, two high, play
26:41action, RPOS's, you know, press pass rush type stuff with pressures, blitz, stunts. Um, since he's a QB, you'll see some design running stuff. Some QBs that
26:50won't matter for, um, scrambling, all that stuff. Um, and again, this would depending on the position you picked, um, it'll change kind of how that page
26:58looks. So if we wanted to look at um Romeo dos.
27:06So you'll see more receiving based stuff, a lot of coverage stuff. Uh defensive personnel stuff like that. Um
27:17yeah, it'll focus on receiving numbers and not passing numbers. And a running back would do more rushing stuff with some receiving stuff as well.
27:24>> Yeah. So my worry here on this is like dude Chris is the utmost power user. I'm the utmost power user. So I worry like
27:33the the layman the average fan is like all right this is this is like you know above my pay grade, right? This is tough
27:41to for me to figure out. It's overwhelming. Let me tell you like all the simple stuff it does amazing and like the more you play around with it
27:48the smarter you're going to be. I really think with this and the level of data it has, it's going to lead to an analytics
27:54revolution throughout the industry where fans become smarter, more equipped. I think content creators are going to level up in a major way. It's never been
28:03easier to to do your job, do it well, do it exceptionally, do it that quickly.
28:09Um, but is there one last tool you want to demo here, Chris, or you want to hand it off to me to start peppering you with
28:17questions and and and keeping you on the hot seat?
28:20>> Before we transition, Chris, while you're thinking of something to show, uh, congrats to John Leosa. He he went and just bought a sub. We answered that
28:26question. Another question here from Chris Sky. Uh, Scott, do you want to give him an answer here?
28:33>> What's the all-in price? So, head on over to fantasypoints.com uhplans [snorts] and you can use code ds2. You could use
28:45code exodia for 15% off. And so, our fantasy bundle is $499 per year. That includes reddraft DFS,
28:56uh data suite 2.0, uh it includes college football package. Um, and then if you also want uh our our betting
29:05package, that's $175 a month. That's an extra add-on. And so that's technically everything. Um, but you could also go alocard if you only want reddraft and
29:16you don't want DFS, but you do want the data suite. You know, that's that's $60 plus 200 and then 15% off the the whole
29:23thing there.
29:24>> Another quick question here. How quickly will the data be updated for the 2026 season? Great question, Sean. It kind of
29:30comes in tiers. So, Sunday night, we get a lot of base data out as the games are finishing. The advanced charted data,
29:37like 90% of it will be ready and available Monday morning, usually between 10 and 11:00 a.m. And then we have other tier separation stuff comes
29:46in Monday night. Some new O line Dline features. We have individual defense stuff will be Tuesday morning. But everything that we do will be done no
29:55later than like 10:00 a.m. Tuesday morning.
29:58>> Yeah. One quick point on that. Um, we obviously haven't been able to test this with new data yet. So, we're going to be
30:05working out the kinks there. Um, because of that, we're leaving data suite one up in the meantime because we know that
30:10process works and everything else. But, yeah, we're expecting data update here more or less on the same timeline and should get more efficient as the season
30:19goes on.
30:23>> Um, yeah. So, I want to show this one more tool because I think this is one that people will >> This is a brain melter. My goodness.
30:29>> Yeah, it's been it's been around the industry in some form, I think, but like now it's just backed by fantasy points
30:34data. So, you can search for like >> any game and any t stat combination you want to look at um and pull it from
30:43fantasy points data history. So, what I put in here is let's find any time a a player has thrown for more than 450
30:49yards but was sacked over 10% of the time. Um, so it's gonna apparently only once and it was in 2022 with Kirk
30:59Cousins. He threw for 460 yards and was sacked on 11% of his drop backs. Um, but you could do basically any combination
31:08of this stuff. Uh, >> yeah. To Bruce, go to fantasypointsdata.com.
31:15There's not a link uh for it to be on fantasypoints.com right now, but just just go to fantasypointsdata.com. You can access data suite 2.0 right now
31:24today, this very second.
31:27>> Yep. If you have a data sub, it it is good. Just use your login from your data sub or any sub that includes data and
31:34you'll be good to go.
31:37>> Oh, there's only been one quarterback game where a QB had a negative EPA per drop back and threw for 450 yards. So,
31:43you can do like >> I feel like I could have guessed who it was, too.
31:45>> I remember that game vividly, actually.
31:48That was the Jerry Judy 240 yard game or something like that. Yep.
31:51>> Yep.
31:53>> Um yeah, so you can do any kind of stack combinations. You can also do it on a season level. So like if you want to
31:59search for um I don't know. Um I want to put you on the hot seat, Chris. That's what I want.
32:08>> Okay. I want to put you in the Thunderdome. Uh this is a stat for Brett Whitefield. What stats [laughter] does
32:16Caleb Williams rank bottom two in over the last two years among all quarterbacks with 600 plus pass attempts?
32:30>> And so where do you go to Okay, that's where you go.
32:32>> We're going to go to advanced passing.
32:34You said 600, right?
32:35>> Yeah. And so you just hover over the column to put in the column.
32:38>> Oh, yeah. We didn't even show this. The the you can slice the columns now really fast. And so there's 20 you see on the
32:44bottom you well you see at the top there's a league average row which is really helpful at the bottom you see how
32:49many qualifiers there are 28 players and so I want to see what he's bottom two in what's the easiest way to to show that
32:57>> oh yes we got here and then we can throw on rank and we can just we'll just sort by name make it a little easier
33:05>> highlight >> I'll highlight Caleb here >> so he's dead last in completion rate >> yep He's dead last in success or second
33:14worst in success rate.
33:16>> Second worst in sack yards lost.
33:18>> Now the accuracy metrics.
33:21>> Uh he's >> second last first read.
33:24>> He's last in catchable throw rate. He's second worst in offtarget throw rate and second worst in QB sacks. So >> the Vince McMahon meme as we went
33:35through that everyone is like my eyes getting bigger and bigger. This is the Madden cover boy. And this is this is
33:41what Brett's Damn. Brett was right all along, says motion man Trey. Um, all right. Here's the next one for you. How
33:47many fantasy points per game does Jir Gibbs average in games without David Montgomery?
33:53>> Oo. All right. So, this is a tool we haven't shown off yet. Um, >> yeah, another banger.
34:00There's so many. This stream could honestly last eight hours if we wanted it to.
34:04>> Bro, I would do this so much faster than you and you built it. What's going on?
34:08>> Your guy is not good under pressure. I think >> you're like Jared. [clears throat] >> I don't want to I don't want to go too
34:14quick. I want to make sure. Hey.
34:18>> Um All right. So, we're doing we're doing All right. So, we're going to go to Detroit. This is the game splits
34:23tool. So, there's kind of two versions of this tool. This one, >> this is career stats, by the way.
34:27>> Okay. We're doing career stats. Okay. Um the game splits tool lets you split by a number of different things. Uh, the
34:33question that Scott came up with is G.
34:37We want to look at Jir Gibbs. We're going to choose the player snaps and we're going to look at Montgomery and we're going to go uh hold on. The
34:47view here is going to make this a little funky. Okay. Um, I'm going to expand this out real quick.
34:59All right. So, there we go. So, so it's 2021 to 2025. You can now quickly split by Jir Gibbs in games with Montgomery
35:08when he played one less than one snap.
35:09You can up that snap number if for some reason you want to like cut out games where he may have only played like five
35:15snaps or something. Um but yeah, so you pretty quickly see that Jir Gibbs without Montgomery averages 27 fantasy points per game to 19 with Montgomery.
35:26Um, then you could see, you know, kind of broken down by a bunch of different stats. Um, how often he hit certain
35:34fantasy point buckets, um, his best and worst games and specific game logs, too, you can click on. Um, >> but yeah.
35:43>> Okay, let's let's see. Um, I'm worried about Drake London and and Atlanta's quarterback room. Can I see uh Drake London by quarterback?
35:52>> Yep. So, again, same tool here. So, we're just going to go to Atlanta.
35:58Go to >> By the way, the crazy thing is this is the slowest it's ever going to be. We launched it literally 10 minutes before
36:03this stream and we have uh a million people on it right now geeking out over it. So, uh if anything, it this this is
36:10probably slower than it's going to be in season.
36:13>> Yep. So, alls I did was again didn't change the time filter Drake London, but you could see you could split by coach
36:19player snaps, which is what we did for the Gibbs Montgomery, and then starting QB, which is what I just did. analyze
36:24that and now you can see so you get Kirk Cousins, Desmond Ritter, Mariota, Penn.
36:29>> Click click on PennX and let's let's see the game log there. Actually, >> this is kind of crazy. This is honestly
36:34a crazy sad is like he sucked with every quarterback and went nuclear with Penn.
36:38So, hope he comes back. Hope he comes back relatively soon. Doesn't sound like they have much faith in Tua. So, >> the speed in which you can do this
36:46research now is just insane.
36:48>> Yeah, >> this this is just crazy.
36:49>> All right, I'm going to I'm going to give you a Brett Whitefield stat. He stat mogged me on our show live. I
36:56couldn't believe it. Uh, Kansas City, were they better off with or without Rashid Rice on the field over the last three years
37:06by EPA per play, EPA per dropback?
37:10So, that's the the other version of this tool I was me uh mentioning, the onoff splits tool. So, this will specifically
37:16look at when players are on or off the field, not just playing or not like we were doing. Uh, so Kansas City,
37:26how far how many years back do you want to >> or just go back from Yeah, his first ever.
37:34>> That's fine. No, cuz see that's super cool.
37:38>> Hopefully Scott checked my work on this dank stat.
37:41>> I did. I also checked to see if it holds true for games Mahomes missed and it it does.
37:47>> So they're actually >> a worse offense with Rasheed. So he had that PPR scam role and that's the thing is like it wasn't even a role that
37:55helped the team. So like yeah I he's the most fragile player to me. Like this is one of our biggest disagreements Chris
38:02your projections really high on him and I hate to tell it to you but you're wrong and I'm right. I'm much lower on
38:06Rashid Rice. Uh as you can tell by this stat um all right I've got another one for you.
38:12>> Well can we talk about this summary really quick? So when you do a split like this it gives you like a little
38:16verdict bubble. It kind of summarizes what you're probably looking for. I think that's super cool. It's very intuitive.
38:22>> Who leads uh Green Bay in yards per route run the last two years with Romeo Dobs off the field?
38:30>> I know the answer, but I won't say it out loud.
38:33>> So, same tool. You're saying >> same tool.
38:38Uh uh last two years. That's fine.
38:48You did three years, but that's fine.
38:51Scroll down.
38:52>> That's fine. Yeah. Um, so you'll get this at the top still, but if you scroll down here to this team shares section,
38:59>> I don't see for route run. What the heck?
39:02>> Don't worry, we can fix that.
39:05>> Teaser.
39:06>> There's some there's some other stats in here. So, Scott specifically mentioned Let's turn Let's turn that one off, too.
39:12So, I just turned on left target share and yards per hour run on. Um, but like you can see there's some other ones in
39:17here you could pick. So basically Dubs was on the field for 2293 and then you could see the split for every single player. Um,
39:28so so some of these you you can disregard like the small sample Dara's Josh Wild Patrick Taylor. The ones you want to
39:37probably pay attention to is the Jaden Reed and Tucker Craft. So let's >> I didn't ask who's better. I asked who
39:43leads in yards for route run.
39:46Oh. Oh. Oh. You want to just know in general? Okay.
39:50It's Jane Reed then. Still [snorts] >> 2.74. Tucker Craft all the way up there at 2.41. That's pretty impressive. You did last two years. Tucker Craft, I
39:58think, was like nearly over three. Um, >> all right. I got another question for you, Chris.
40:05Try it again.
40:082.81. That's crazy. And Chris wants 2.72. Um, who were the best rookie as gods last year, Chris?
40:19>> Okay. All right. So, we're gonna >> We did not prep this at all. So, shout out to Chris for being on the
40:23>> So, I feel like I'm taking an exam right now. I don't know what's coming at all.
40:26>> You're taking an exam on the tool you built.
40:29>> Um, all right. So, we're in advanced receiving now. Looks very similar to the old advanced receiving. Um, so Scott wants to see rookies or no advanced.
40:39>> Yeah, you screwed up.
40:40>> Yeah, I messed up. We're going to go to >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
40:44>> Alignment. Fine. Any of those would work.
40:47>> Uh >> just 2025.
40:53>> Uh >> yeah. Rookies. You want to rookies?
40:55>> Yep.
40:57>> So you have this player tab here now, which so this filter section looks very familiar to most people if you've been
41:02in data suite one. This is the main difference is there's this player tab on most pages. Now >> there's also a search bar right above
41:08it. So if you're struggling to find the stat, you don't remember where it is, you could just type in.
41:13>> Right. So I could, for example, type in or oh yeah, it doesn't work for the player one because there's not as many
41:18there. But um what Scott was looking for basically is this rookie thing. You could also just enter years of experience if you wanted certain number
41:26of years of experience.
41:28Apply the filter.
41:32Sort by separation. We'll throw a minimum on here of >> 75 or something. Two. Oh, you're going 250. Yeah, that's good. Hit enter.
41:41>> Luther Burden number one.
41:43>> I assumed he wanted to luth I thought that's who he was trying to get in there, so I had to drop it a little bit
41:46for him.
41:47>> I appreciate it. I appreciate it.
41:49>> Uh but yeah, so you could you could filter for rookies, age, uh certain colleges, draft rounds, draft years, all the
41:58>> combine combine measurements.
41:59>> Combine metrics. Yep.
42:01>> Yep. Yeah. Can we actually see a best ass for receivers who run sub43 over the last 5 years or just yards per route
42:08run? Let's do that.
42:09>> Yards per routce receivers who run sub4.
42:12>> Don't mess with my flow, Brad. I I got a lot of questions I want to hit on.
42:15>> Well, we have we got questions from the from the loyal listeners as well that we want to get to. So,
42:19>> okay. So, don't don't mess with my flow, please. I got a great >> You said four.
42:25>> What? What's that, Chris?
42:26>> You said four. Um 4.0. Is that what you said?
42:30>> Yeah. Uh 4.340 looking for yards for rout.
42:34>> Oh yeah, that would be >> last five years I think you said.
42:36>> Yeah, just the whole [snorts] >> So last year there was those four.
42:47>> You got that route threshold on there still.
42:50>> How low do you want it? [snorts] >> Let's do like 600.
42:54>> Oh yeah, cuz there's only two.
42:57>> Wow.
42:59Crazy. in Fantasy Points data history.
43:00Anyway, >> yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They both play for Kansas City. Go figure.
43:06All right, Scott, you you get back to your flow.
43:08>> All right. I love this set. I think this stat is incredible. You know me, I'm a big truther of this guy. Who is the top
43:14offensive play caller over the last five years combined by EPA per dropback? So, who had the best passing game in football the LA or the architect of the
43:24best best passing game last five years?
43:26Maybe throw a game qualifier on there.
43:28say 20 games. So, a guy had to be the play caller for two seasons. EPA per drop back.
43:37Oh, will you look at that? Will you look at that as Kyle Shanahan number one?
43:40Hey, where's where's Shawn McVey?
43:42Where's supposed goat Shawn McVey? Uh uh oh, 14th with Jared Gooff and Matthew Stafford. Meanwhile, Kyle Shanahan, the
43:52true goat. His quarterbacks were Mr.
43:55irrelevant. Brock Pury, Jimmy Garopppolo, who stinks, Trey Lance, who's worse than that, Josh Dobs, who's worse than that, and he's number one.
44:04>> I think that's the goat play caller, folks.
44:07>> Scott script is strictly just to get get some of his takes over.
44:12>> It's just >> all right.
44:13>> Quickly realizing >> which which defense gave up the most EPA per run to opposing quarterbacks last year?
44:21>> Ooh. Oh, okay.
44:24Nope.
44:25>> Oh, maybe you can do it. Maybe maybe you can do it this way. But but uh >> Yeah. Yeah. No, no. I think I think I
44:30think I know what you're >> There are many pathways to the dark side of the force.
44:34>> So, you see here the positions. Those are act that's actually something new for us. And so, you could just click out
44:40of of running back, wide receiver, fullback, tight end, and sort by EPA run.
44:47>> And again, you could highlight the row, Chris, >> if you struggle to find it, but See >> the fewest or most or Yeah, that'll be
44:59that.
45:00>> The builds had the most.
45:02>> Okay, I got another good one. You haven't shown it off yet.
45:04>> Yo, that Texans one's kind of crazy, though.
45:06>> Yeah.
45:07>> Wow.
45:08>> I think it's just because they're good everywhere that I don't know.
45:13>> All right. Uh, who was the most targeted quarterback last year? And was that or was that not because of racism? And the
45:21way I want you to answer that is by clicking on is by sorting by [snorts] targets and then conditional formatting
45:30on EPA per targets.
45:38>> Uh awkward pause.
45:42>> Let me turn the highlight off.
45:44There we go.
45:46>> Well, you look at that. Why? Why was Why was Riley Moss so heavily targeted when his EPA per target was so good? His
45:53passer rating allowed is so good.
45:54>> Gee, Scott, I wonder why >> his yards per target. It's because he's he's not racism, folks. It's cuz he's uh
45:59Patrick Certain is the best cornerback in football. So, there's there's still filters for racism. [laughter] Um, okay. Okay. Cornerback stats. We got
46:09quarterback stats, folks. Uh, [laughter] who was the only wide receiver to hit double digit fantasy points against Patrick Certain's coverage last year?
46:20>> Oh, I think I pulled this not that long ago. Um, all right, let's do >> shadow index.
46:32>> This is huge for Dro primer. This is huge for Mike Clay's wide receivers versus cornerbacks.
46:50like Alec Pierce or something >> by fantasy points.
46:55>> Oh, you said fantasy points.
46:56>> No, no, no, no. You're right. Uh, >> you got to do when he shadows basically.
47:04Uh, >> no, you don't have to do that. Just any production against Patrick Certain last year lined up across maybe.
47:15>> Oh yeah. Yeah. So you could do it by how often they lined up across him or versus like when he is the
47:21>> Well, just click on production there.
47:23Fantasy points right there.
47:25>> Yeah. Yeah.
47:26>> Okay. That's what I was talking about.
47:28>> Scary.
47:29>> All right. Um Okay, I got a good one. Who is This is kind of an open-ended tricky one. You need to be a little creative. Who is
47:37Cincinnati's best runb blocking offensive lineman last year?
47:41>> Okay, [laughter] >> this is >> You got this. You don't think this is a tough one?
47:47>> Uh, no it is a tough one.
47:49>> Um, >> no, it's not.
47:52>> I think you probably did went through here. So, this is the run gap tool. So, you can see >> basically team breakdowns by um run
48:02gaps. You could do entire teams. you could or you could or you could pick specific players, whatever you want to do, certain situations. Um, so I think
48:11it's pretty clearly their left guard.
48:13>> Yeah, Dylan Fairchild, he was a rookie last year. Honestly, should have got some offensive rookie of the year votes.
48:18Was excellent in in run blocking. Uh, I think he only gave up two sacks all year and he got hurt on on the one play, so
48:25really only one sack all year.
48:28Okay. Right. Who is who is the worst defense at defending tight ends by fantasy points per game?
48:37>> That's an easy one. So, fantasy points allowed tool. It's >> the Bengals.
48:41>> We had a version of this in data sweetite one. Um, just filter for tight end. It's obviously going to be the
48:49Bengals.
48:52All >> right. Can I see who the the top scorer against them was? Is that easy to do?
48:57You could just click the row and Yep.
49:00You can sort by that.
49:01>> Coulson Lovelin. Wow. Half for Iron Man two, Hunter Henry 3.
49:05>> Move killed them. Geez.
49:07>> Yeah.
49:10>> Okay.
49:12I want to know how many fantasy points per game did Devonte Adams average last year when he wasn't on the injury
49:19report.
49:20Listed questionable or doubtful.
49:25>> Okay. Uh >> I actually kind of don't know this one.
49:29I think it's advanced receiving and then injury splits.
49:33>> Yeah.
49:37>> Would you say on the practice report >> game designation? Is that questionable?
49:43>> Yeah, questionable.
49:44>> So that one >> whatever.
50:00All right. So, you can see you get injury status, no zation versus questionable, fantasy points per game, 17 when he's
50:09not, 11.3 when he is questionable.
50:13>> Okay, that's crazy, by the way. Seems like a good value. How many games did Jacobe Brassette finish as a fantasy QB1
50:19last year?
50:24>> So, probably do this in our weekly reports. So, you can basically do get weekly, you know, basically a table that's one through 18. You can include
50:32the playoffs if you want. Um, and pretty much any stat you could need is in here.
50:37Um, so you said fantasy points, so we'll just do fantasy points. Um, and then you'll want the rank view.
50:46>> Uh, yep. Let's turn just QV on.
50:55And there you go, Jacobe. So, we got working backwards. We got >> two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. So, basically 10 and
51:06what? 12 starts. Um, or 14. All right.
51:11What about um what was the longest consecutive game streak for to Troy Franklin beating out Courtland Sutton in first read target share?
51:21>> Same same search Denver.
51:37You're on rank.
51:41>> So we can see.
51:44So not since week 11, two, three, four, five, six, seven, seven times in 17 games.
51:54>> That Yeah, that that middle that middle bulk where it was like five weeks in a row is crazy from a DFS perspective. Um,
52:06you want to you want to show the chart builder?
52:10>> That's that's going to melt some brains.
52:12I love this uh question. Chris, do you know how many times Romo said, "I don't know, Jim." Last season.
52:18>> Yeah, pull that up. Chris, >> something new to Fantasy Points data charting, right? That's what you hired the new people for.
52:26>> Um, so yeah, I think Brett mentioned it.
52:29You could basically build your own charts now. Um, there's a bunch of different chart types. Um, you could pick all kinds of stats, pretty much
52:38every stat that we have. You can tweak the chart how you want. You can show by player, by team, defense, whatever you
52:44want to do. There's also like if you like, if this is overwhelming to you, there's a bunch of preset ones in here
52:49of like stuff that is generally interesting to look at. So like what loaded here is the EPA per drop back versus uh completion percentage over
52:58expectation. If you wanted to see like QB's pressure rate and then pressure to sack rate, you can just click these presets and it'll make stuff for you. Um
53:07>> so now you can be a Twitter guru, data guru. You don't need to learn R or Python.
53:13>> It's all exportable, too. So you would just click export. You could download it or copy to your clipboard. It'll basically be good to go to post on
53:19social media. And um you could save chart views the same way we're showing with other tables. So if you have a chart that you like, you
53:26can save it that way. Um I'll run through I guess real quick just what all the different chart types are. So that's
53:33like a scatter plot. Um this is EPA per dropback in in bar chart form. Uh let's see what else we got.
53:43Um you can do line charts.
53:50So you can see this is cumulative EPA per dropback by week. You can do different settings with the line chart as well. Um we have these dumbbell
54:01charts.
54:04So this is EPA per dropback versus blitz versus no blitz. You can see [snorts] the biggest differences.
54:11>> Uh what else do we have in here?
54:14Uh we have these cheat sheets which are not necessarily charts but more just like quick snippets of stuff. So like hey I just want to see EPA per dropback
54:24in different situations like top five, top 10. You can just make stuff like this. You could pick how many boxes, what the situations are, what the stat
54:31is all that stuff. Um and then we have come some more like specialized stuff.
54:37So this field map one is um area of the field the QB is throwing to and you can see specific stats with
54:47that. We have our route tree stuff in here. So if you want to do uh let me add another one. You can see
54:57Marvin Harrison versus Michael Wilson.
55:00This is separation but you can do you know win rate, yards per run, whatever you want to do. again, all exportable so
55:07that it's ready for whatever you want to post it on. Um, we also have a route comparison one. So, just do those two guys again so you can
55:16see them side by side and basically see their how they compare on different routes.
55:26Looks like Michael Wilson was a lot better last year.
55:29>> Um, that's right. And then our run gap one. That's the same kind of thing as what we were looking at earlier on our
55:34run gap tool, but you can also do it here and pick specific concepts, certain modifiers, stuff like that.
55:40>> Yeah, really appreciate anyone who wants to screenshot this, post it on social media, and tag fantasy points data.
55:47You'll get a a retweet out of it. But yeah, just wanted to make it really easy on content creators. Uh, you know, this
55:54is really useful stuff that's just going to embed in my articles, use on social media.
56:03Uh, do you want some more questions, Chris?
56:06>> I have a question from Adrien Martinez.
56:09Is that NFL QB Adrien Martinez? That'd be cool. Are we talking about this publicly or no?
56:16>> It's up to Chris.
56:18>> We have a working version of this, but not something that we ready to do publicly yet. We're testing it out and
56:26stuff like that.
56:26>> Will it be public one day? That day is not today, >> but we will have a AI chatbot connected to all this.
56:32>> That's why we built ball knowledge in the first place, but um not there yet, but it's coming.
56:39>> It's very functional. I will say that.
56:42>> Yeah.
56:42>> So, >> um who was the most pressure sensitive quarterback last year?
56:50>> It's Jared. It's always Jared Goff.
56:54>> It might be Gino. Honestly, it's one of those two.
57:00The difference between them is golf is great at avoiding pressure.
57:04>> Hey, I want to be clear on something.
57:05This isn't perfect. This isn't a finished product. It's you know, I think the best thing in the game. I think it's
57:12like underpriced by like orders of magnitude. But um you know, we're just going to keep building this, growing it, developing it, improving upon it. So um
57:21if you have any bugs, make sure you let us know. There's a feedback button in the top right hand corner. Uh, we just
57:26want the same thing that you want. We want the best product possible. I'd put um 400 dropbacks, something like or 300
57:33dropbacks, not pressure dropbacks. Yeah.
57:37>> Here's another future question from Jeff Hicks. Will there be any connection to college data for prospect info? We will expand into college football for sure.
57:46Probably like a 2028 project. Um, maybe 2027, but probably more of a 2028 project, but it's definitely coming. Um, right now though, we are trying to
57:56master NFL since we are a fantasy content company first and foremost, betting, DFS. So, that's where we're going to really uh put all of our
58:04emphasis right now. But, yeah, college football data is coming.
58:08>> So, this tool lets you what uh Scott was talking about. You can come in here and and there's a bunch of presets in here
58:14for you, but you can you can build this however you want. Um, pick what you want to pivot on, what kind of split, and
58:20then sort by differentials. So, Cam Ward, I'm guessing is who you were looking for there.
58:25>> Yeah. Yeah. I I I actually didn't know the answer, but you saved me some time.
58:29I didn't have to look it up myself.
58:30You're I'm offloading my my homework to you. Um, give me George Pickins versus CD Lamb after the teams buy. Give me the
58:39sexiest look of that that we have.
58:42>> George Pickkins, CD Lamb. Okay. So, that we're gonna do that through Nope, not that one.
58:49Do you remember their buy off the top of your head?
58:51>> I don't. If you know it, that would be super helpful.
58:54>> It's 10. Week 10. I thought you were a freak like that, Chris. I guess not.
58:58Sad.
58:59>> It's only so much.
59:06>> Too quick.
59:11>> Champagne.
59:13>> Be burping for the next 10 minutes.
59:15>> Chris didn't realize you were criticizing champagne. And he thought >> I thought you were talking about the way that this is showing because of our view
59:19right now. But >> oh no, this looks a lot prettier. This does look better in the actual data suite.
59:23>> Chris is so used to getting lashings from you, he just assumed you were giving [laughter] him a lashing live on
59:27air here.
59:28>> Um, >> you said week 10.
59:31>> Yeah, it was their buy.
59:37>> You don't have a custom uh by week pre-post bye button.
59:42>> That's a good idea though.
59:44>> Be careful with that, Chris.
59:46Yeah.
59:49Um, so it's tough to see here, but you can you can basically come in here and do any filters you want, whatever you
59:55want. You can set filters to just certain players to all players to and >> so yeah, if you wanted to see CD Lamb
60:02under when the quarterback's under pressure versus George Pickkins from a clean pocket, you could do that. You could do a million different things like
60:08that. And you could add your own stats as well. Um, >> so but yeah, it it looks it looks a little bit sexier, cleaner on the actual
60:15site. Um, this might be my last one.
60:22All right, I got I got one last one for you. It's a tricky one. I want to see all running backs
60:30by first down, second down, and third down fantasy points as three separate columns.
60:39You could do Bellcow report. You could do RB plus wide receiver. I think for the sake of simplicity, I think Bellcow
60:45report is the easiest.
60:49>> All right. So, this one would take a minute to set up because you want them all separate. You said first down.
60:56>> Uh, and what's that?
60:58>> Fantasy points on first down. Who scored the most fantasy points on first down?
61:10So I just turned on the filter. So this is the uh snapshot feature. So you can basically snapshot values. So this is
61:18now fantasy points down one. And now I'm going to go in here and change the filter to second down. And that column
61:24should stay.
61:30>> Yeah. Uh, and we're going to snapshot this one.
61:34And then we're going to do it one more time.
61:46Snapshot this. So now you can see and then I'll turn the filter off.
61:54>> All right. Can you do conditional formatting on all three for me? Yeah.
62:02All right. Who scored the most fantasy points on third down last year?
62:07>> Not surprising.
62:09>> So Caffrey and Swift were the only guys over 50. What about on first and second down? How many guys were over 50?
62:15>> A lot. A lot. Yeah. So clearly this is what Ryan Heath always says, people overreact to losing third down targets.
62:23Where we talked about Beijel Tutin versus uh their shitty scapback. really not as big of a deal as people think.
62:30Why don't you Why don't you show me third down percentage fantasy points on third down as a percentage of total fantasy points?
62:37>> So that's the same calculator that we were doing earlier >> and Ben do stat.
62:44>> Yep.
62:46So there you go.
62:47>> Maybe set a minimum number of fantasy points 69420.
62:55>> Ty Johnson. It's not surprising. Kamani Vidal a little surprising. Isaiah Davis, Taj Spears, Jeremy McNichols, Devin Singleary, a lot of the scatbacks. I
63:04think that makes sense.
63:07I think that's it for me. I think I think there's like we could do this all day, Chris. Um, but I think that's my I
63:14think you're off the hot seat now. Uh, do any of our subscribers, viewers want to put you on the hot seat?
63:23There any questions we have to get through, Brett?
63:27Um, sure.
63:29I gotta scroll up. You know, we've been >> show me how to see Devont's target share the past three years with no AJ Brown on
63:37the field.
63:39>> On the field or not in our games that AJ missed?
63:43>> Oh, so that's a good question. We could do it both ways.
63:47Um, why don't we do it both ways?
63:53So, so this is 2023 to 2025.
64:25Uh, target share without AJ Brown playing a snap in a game 27.6 with AJ Brown 22%.
64:34And then the other way you would do it is with the onoff splits tool just seeing play as he was off the field.
64:43>> Yeah.
64:55It's better to use targets per route run. Ryan Heath is in the comments saying that he's he's absolutely right.
65:06Um, so you can see Devonte, let's just look.
65:11Yeah. So, Devonte, AJ Brown on the field, 23% off the field 21. So, the the reason that you're going to see such a big
65:21difference here is most likely AJ and Devonte both come off the field together in like garbage time and stuff like that. So, both their target shares drop.
65:31Um, you'll see that if you try to do that with a lot of like start. So, if you're looking at this for more like
65:36volume type stuff changes, and that's where Ryan's point of using target per run again is better. Um, you got to factor in that a lot. And
65:45that that's what this says up here. Um, or maybe it's down. Yeah. Yeah. Includes in-game rest, garbage time. You're going to see starters kind of fall for that
65:56together because they both come off the field together. Uh, but you can see here target per run with AJ off the field.
66:03Devonte Smith 3 32% compared to 19% when he's on the field.
66:09>> Bam.
66:10>> Can we get um >> we got another We got another one here.
66:13>> Go ahead.
66:14>> This one might be a little complicated, but who are the top running backs last two seasons in yards after contact per
66:21attempt on gap scheme runs >> with eight plus men in the box when trailing in the second half? And how does that compare to their XFP?
66:30I love this guy for for asking this question.
66:34>> So, last two years.
66:36>> All right, we're gonna do gap.
66:38>> I'll help you out with this, Chris. And and Trey, if you could leave it on the screen.
66:45>> Uh, >> I don't know who you are, Joe, for show, but I feel like I owe you a hat or a
66:49fantasy [laughter] point shirt or something because this is my I should have this is what I should have done to Chris. I went too easy on him.
66:56>> Troy, does he have a way to uh Let's hold Scott to that. Does he have a way to DM us to get get his info so we can
67:02send him a hat?
67:06>> Uh, hit me up on Twitter. Hit Scott up on Twitter or the Fantasy Points account on Twitter. Uh, >> yeah. Hit me up on Discord or Twitter.
67:12I'll hook you up.
67:19But I have to know it's you. So, I'm going to make you I'll make you reply from this account to something.
67:27I think I got all the filters in.
67:31>> Last two seasons, yards after contact per attempt, gap scheme runs, A+ in the box, trailing in the second half.
67:37>> Holy crap, Derek Henry.
67:39>> Oh my god, >> that's awesome, dude. This is This is so much fun. This is >> compared to the XFP, too,
67:47>> bro. I we need to make a shirt for fantasy points like destroying workplace productivity since 2007
67:54whenever we launched 2020 2019 maybe. Um because yeah dude you could just this is such a wormhole where you could just get lost in this for days
68:06coming up with dank stats.
68:08>> Guys we forgot a major feature that we didn't talk about. Um it works on mobile too. Oh, [laughter] >> look at that.
68:17>> That's a mic drop moment.
68:18>> Hey, I'll be honest. It's not amazing on mobile, but it's functional, >> right? Yeah. Yeah. It's not It's not perfect, but we wanted to make sure you
68:24could get do a lot of this stuff on mobile if you wanted to. But yeah, the the premium experiences on desktop.
68:32>> Requires a little patience on mobile as you're squinting quite a bit. But it's functional enough that like gosh, I was
68:38driving in my car yesterday and wanted like I was talking to somebody about some my dad actually about some situation and wanted to reference it
68:45quickly. So I just pulled it up on my phone and boom, I had it right there.
68:51>> You safely pulled over in your car though, right?
68:53>> Yes. Yes, of course.
68:55>> Let me see. Um, let me see who the worst quarterback was against design coverage.
69:02>> Against disguise coverage passing situation >> because all coverages are designed.
69:06>> What did I say?
69:07>> You said design coverage.
69:08>> Disguise. My bad.
69:12>> Uh, so yeah, this is like a bunch of preset situation buggets. So, turn these off. Go with disguised.
69:22Worst EPA per dropback.
69:25You don't have a qualifier on.
69:27>> Cleatton tune. There you go.
69:28>> Clayton tune.
69:29>> No.
69:31>> Do one min 150.
69:34>> Yeah, let's do a little higher.
69:38>> Bo, Nicks was the worst. Interesting. I thought he was supposed to be smart.
69:42Coach's son.
69:44>> Brother.
69:46>> Brother.
69:46>> You think a quarterback that's thrown 70 screens a game since high school is smart? [laughter] Might be a reason for that. Just saying.
69:54They need to trade for Rashid Rice.
69:56That's the That's the fit. [laughter] >> Rice, Debo, and Waddle. That's your trio right there.
70:02>> Yeah.
70:06>> All right. Well, is this What are we doing here, Brett?
70:08>> Yeah, I We've gone an hour and 10. I think this has been awesome. We've showed off most of the new features. I'm
70:14sure we left some on the table. Oh. Oh, guys, a huge feature we didn't show. You can toggle light and dark mode. Hey,
70:24>> go ahead and toggle light mode on. Th this is my view right here. This is the world I live in
70:29>> as a as a 38-year-old man. I don't know how you guys do dark mode.
70:33>> Um yeah, anyways, light mode for the win. Uh that was a request put in by Mwah. So excited. But yeah, this is
70:43great, guys. Uh huge congratulations to everyone involved.
70:47um got this over the finish line and uh yeah, I I couldn't be more proud of what we've done here. Chris, you deserve all
70:54the praise in the world, but so does the the whole team involved. So, very excited. Um, one more time, if you use
71:01promo code DS2, you get 15% off. Okay, promo code DS2. Also, if you're new here on YouTube, this is probably crazy for
71:11you. Um, if you're not used to what we do, you know, subscribe and like.
71:16Anyways, this isn't a typical show for Scott and I, but we are showing off something we've basically invested, you know, the last 3 years into. So, um, but
71:24we we will be back with more fantasy football content. Will there be another video tomorrow talking about winning your fantasy league? So, definitely
71:31stick with us. All right, is that is that good, guys? Are we good?
71:34>> We're good.
71:35>> All right, that's going to do it for us today. Thank you for sticking with us.
71:38Go buy yourself a data sweetite account.
71:40We are out.
71:45Hey, hey,
