It feels like it’s the last day of high school and we’re about to take our final exams for the year. Good or bad, we know that we did everything that we could to this point. If you made it through the tragedy that was Week 15, congratulations. There are many of good teams who didn’t make it through, as even depth couldn’t save you when there were multiple players who posted zeroes because they have to leave the game early. While some will use this as an argument to support best-ball formats, you have to accept the randomness of fantasy football. Like the NFL, if we knew how it’d play out every year, we wouldn’t be so drawn into the playoffs. We love it this way, even if it might not go our way at times.
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When looking at the rankings, I fully expect you to have some questions on why your favorite player is ranked too low, or why your least favorite player is ranked too high. That’s where The Primer comes in. That’s the article where I write a paragraph from every fantasy relevant player from every game (yes, even Seth Roberts and Dontrelle Inman). Whether it be snap counts, injuries, or cornerback matchups, it’s all covered there. The Primer comes out every Thursday morning, so if you’re wondering why a player is higher or lower than you’d think, the answer will be in there. Until then, enjoy the snapshot of my early Week 15 rankings.
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