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August 24, 2025
in Fantasy Football, Weekly Analysis, 2025 Season
15 min read

Fantasy Football Analysis: 2025-08-24

Welcome to your weekly fantasy football analysis, powered by Gemini. This report provides a summary of player performance and key recommendations to help you dominate your league.

My Team Analysis

Current Roster

Player	Team	Position	VOR	Consistency (Std Dev)
C.Lamb	DAL	WR	150.129	13.4505
P.Nacua	LA	WR	47.3292	13.2618
T.McBride	ARI	TE	36.4833	12.2398
J.Love	GB	SS	-1.0375	0
D.London	ATL	WR	-67.7908	12.1777
D.Metcalf	SEA	WR	-84.8708	11.4083
J.Meyers	LV	WR	-84.8908	11.5171
D.Swift	PHI	RB	-99.1992	11.5027
J.Smith-Njigba	SEA	WR	-123.171	10.2672
J.Warren	PIT	RB	-202.199	8.54019
T.Chandler	MIN	RB	-371.199	6.49367
B.Corum	LA	RB	-460.099	1.44792

Roster vs. League Settings Comparison

Position	Expected	Status
BE	7	MISMATCH
DP	2	MISMATCH
D_ST	1	MISMATCH
IR	1	MISMATCH
K	1	MISMATCH
QB	1	MISMATCH
RB	2	MISMATCH
RB_WR	1	MISMATCH
TE	1	MISMATCH
WR	2	MISMATCH
WR_TE	1	MISMATCH

Mismatches

Position	Expected	Actual
BE	7	0
DP	2	0
D_ST	1	0
IR	1	0
K	1	0
QB	1	0
RB	2	0
RB_WR	1	0
TE	1	0
WR	2	0
WR_TE	1	0

This analysis compares your team's Value Over Replacement (VOR) at each position against the league average for top-tier players. A positive difference means your players at that position are, on average, more valuable than the league's top players.

💪 Strongest Position: Your SS group is your team's biggest strength.

🤔 Area for Improvement: Your RB group is the most immediate area to upgrade. Consider targeting players at this position.

Positional Breakdown (VOR vs. League Average)

Position	My Team Avg VOR	League Avg VOR	VOR Difference
RB	-246.38	162.15	-408.53
QB	-90.55	122.09	-212.64
WR	-27.21	77.61	-104.82
TE	36.48	88.36	-51.88
SS	-1.04	2.96	-4.00

Last Game Analysis

It appears there might be a misunderstanding regarding the typical fantasy football season timeline.

Week 22 of the 2024 NFL season would fall in late January or early February 2025, well after the regular season, playoffs, and even the Super Bowl have concluded. Most fantasy football leagues, including championship games, finish by Week 17 or Week 18 of the NFL season at the absolute latest.

This means that: * There were no NFL games played in Week 22. * No players accumulated any statistics. * Consequently, every single player on every single fantasy team would have scored 0.00 points.

Therefore, your team's performance of 0.00 points for Week 22 is not an indication of poor play but rather the natural outcome of the fantasy season being over.

Let's address your points with this context in mind:

1. Evaluation of Your Team's Performance in Week 22

Did you do well or poorly, and why? You scored 0.00 points, which, in a vacuum, is "poor." However, everyone in your league would have scored 0.00 points as well. This is because Week 22 falls outside the active NFL season. There were no games played, no stats recorded by any player, and thus no fantasy points to be earned. Your team did exactly as expected for this time of year.

2. Specific Suggestions for Improvement (Considering the Offseason)

Since the active fantasy season is over, "waiver wire pickups," "trade targets," and "lineup adjustments" are not relevant for this week. Instead, let's reframe these for the upcoming 2025 season:

Waiver Wire/Free Agency Outlook (for 2025):
- Monitor Offseason News: Pay close attention to coaching changes, free agency signings, and the NFL Draft. These events dramatically shift player values. For example, if a team drafts a high-capital running back, it could impact D'Andre Swift or Brian Robinson Jr.'s roles.
- Deep Bench Stashes: Blake Corum is a good speculative rookie pick already on your team. Continue to look for other rookies or players who are currently deep on depth charts but could see an expanded role due to offseason changes or injuries.
- Late-Season Performers: Review players who finished the 2024 season strong but might be overlooked in the offseason.
Trade Targets (for 2025):
- Buy Low: Look for players who had an "down" year but have high talent and potential for a rebound (e.g., maybe a WR whose QB was injured, or an RB who was in a poor offensive scheme).
- Sell High: If any of your players significantly outperformed expectations or are nearing the end of their prime, consider trading them for younger talent or future draft capital in a dynasty/keeper league format.
- Identify Team Needs: As the offseason progresses, you'll get a clearer picture of your team's strengths and weaknesses. Target players who fill those gaps.
Lineup Adjustments (for 2025 Draft/Season):
- Draft Strategy: Given your current roster, you have strong WRs (Lamb, Nacua, Metcalf) and promising TEs (McBride). Your RBs are solid but could use another high-upside option. QB Jordan Love had a great 2024, but having a backup or another option isn't a bad idea.
- Flex Options: The RB_WR and WR_TE spots are crucial. Ensure you have versatile players who can fill these roles effectively.

3. Identify Any Underperforming Players on My Team (Based on 2024 Season Outlook)

Since we don't have actual 2024 season stats for your team, it's impossible to definitively say who underperformed relative to their draft capital or expectations. However, based on general NFL outlooks going into 2024:

Potential "Underperformers" (if they didn't meet expectations):
- Drake London: Often highly touted for his talent but sometimes held back by QB play or offensive scheme. If he didn't have a breakout year, he'd be an underperformer relative to his potential.
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba: Similar to London, high talent but in a crowded WR room in Seattle. If he didn't take a significant step forward, he might be considered an underperformer relative to his rookie draft hype.
- Brian Robinson Jr. / Jaylen Warren / Ty Chandler: These are decent RBs, but none typically project as elite, bell-cow backs. If they were drafted higher than their output warranted, they could be seen as underperformers.
- Defensive Players (Zaire Franklin, Maxx Crosby, Aidan Hutchinson, Brian Branch): While valuable in IDP (Individual Defensive Player) leagues, their "underperformance" would be relative to their tackle/sack/turnover numbers. Without those, it's speculation.
Solid/Overperformers (if they met/exceeded expectations):
- CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua: Likely anchors of your WR corps, probably performing very well.
- Trey McBride: Broke out late 2023, likely continued strong in 2024.
- Jordan Love: Ended 2023 strong, likely continued that trajectory in 2024.
- Chiefs D/ST: Always a top unit, usually reliable.

4. Suggest Potential Strategies for the Upcoming Weeks (i.e., The Offseason Leading into 2025)

Given that the fantasy season is over, your focus should shift entirely to preparing for the 2025 season:

Review the 2024 Season:
- Analyze your team's strengths and weaknesses throughout the actual 2024 fantasy season. Where did you excel? Where did you consistently struggle?
- Look at your league's overall trends. What positions were scarce? What scoring categories were dominant?
- Reflect on your draft strategy. What worked, what didn't?
Monitor NFL Offseason Developments:
- Coaching Changes: New offensive/defensive coordinators can drastically change a player's fantasy outlook.
- Free Agency: Keep an eye on player movement. Where do your existing players land? Do any unsigned players present an opportunity?
- NFL Draft: This is crucial. Rookies can be immediate impact players (Puka Nacua is a prime example!), and their arrival can also depress the value of veterans on the same team. Pay special attention to RBs, WRs, and QBs drafted with high capital.
Roster Optimization (for Keeper/Dynasty Leagues):
- If your league is a keeper or dynasty format, start evaluating which players you want to retain. Compare their projected 2025 value against the cost of keeping them.
- Consider trading away players with potentially inflated value or those you don't plan to keep for future draft picks or other assets.
Mock Drafting and Research:
- Start doing mock drafts closer to the 2025 season to get a feel for average draft positions (ADPs).
- Read fantasy football analysis and projections as they become available. Understand injury situations, depth chart changes, and breakout candidates.
Enjoy the Offseason: Fantasy football is a marathon, not a sprint. Take a break, recharge, and come back prepared for the 2025 draft!

Next Game Analysis

Here's an analysis of your upcoming fantasy football matchup, based on the provided league settings, scoring rules, and season-to-date average points.

League Context Summary:

League Name: San Cola Cup Covid Years
Size: 12 teams, 8 make playoffs (generous playoffs).
Roster Depth: Deep with 2 DP (IDP) spots and two flex spots (RB/WR, WR/TE). This rewards roster depth and talent across positions.
Scoring Nuances:
- PPR-lite: 0.5 PPR (2.5 points per 5 receptions). Favors pass-catching RBs and high-volume WRs.
- Big Play Bonuses: Significant bonuses for 40+ and 50+ yard TDs (passing, rushing, receiving). Rewards explosive players.
- D/ST Volatility: Extremely sensitive to points/yards allowed (high rewards for low, heavy penalties for high). Defensive TDs are valuable. Sacks are low (0.5 pts).
- IDP Importance: 2 DP spots make IDP crucial. Tackles are solid (0.75 solo, 0.5 assist, 1.0 stuff). Turnovers (3 pts INT/FR) are good. Sacks are surprisingly low (0.5 pts), which somewhat devalues pure pass-rushers compared to tackle-heavy LBs, but big plays (FF/FR/INT/PD) are still valuable.

1. Assessment of Your Team's Strengths and Weaknesses Against the Opponent

Your Team (Average Fantasy Points: 8.65)

Strengths:
- Elite WR Corps: CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua, DK Metcalf form a formidable trio, with Drake London and Jaxon Smith-Njigba offering high upside. This is a significant advantage, especially in a 0.5 PPR league with two WR spots and two flex spots that can accommodate WRs. You can potentially start 4-5 high-end receivers.
- Strong IDP Core: Zaire Franklin is a tackle machine (LB), and Maxx Crosby/Aidan Hutchinson are elite edge rushers (DEs). Brian Branch (DB) is great for tackles and passes defensed. Despite the low sack points, their overall tackle volume, stuffs, and potential for turnovers/fumbles forced will be valuable.
- Solid TE: Trey McBride has emerged as a reliable option.
Weaknesses:
- RB Depth: D'Andre Swift is your primary back, but the depth behind him (Brian Robinson Jr., Jaylen Warren, Ty Chandler, Blake Corum) is less certain. This is your most glaring positional weakness against this particular opponent.
- QB Consistency: Jordan Love is solid but generally not in the elite tier that wins you weeks single-handedly.
- Overall Roster Average: Your team's average points per rostered player (8.65) is noticeably lower than your opponent's (10.37). This suggests your opponent has more consistent, high-scoring players across their roster, or better depth.

Opponent's Team (Average Fantasy Points: 10.37)

Strengths:
- Unrivaled RB Room: Christian McCaffrey and Jahmyr Gibbs are two of the best RBs in fantasy, both excellent pass-catchers and rushers. Javonte Williams adds more depth. This is their absolute powerhouse position and a major challenge for your team.
- High-Upside QBs: Kyler Murray and Jayden Daniels are dual-threat QBs with high weekly ceilings due to their rushing ability.
- Solid WRs: Mike Evans (TD machine), DeVonta Smith (consistent), and Cooper Kupp (elite when healthy) provide a strong receiving core.
- Reliable TE: David Njoku is a good option.
Weaknesses:
- IDP Depth/Diversity: Quincy Williams and Quay Walker are good tackle-heavy LBs, but they might not offer the same big-play upside (stuffs, fumbles, passes defensed) as your mix of edge rushers and versatile DBs, especially given your team's DEs (Crosby, Hutchinson) are known for disrupting plays beyond just sacks.

2. Key Player Matchups to Watch

Your WRs (Lamb, Nacua, Metcalf) vs. Opponent's RBs (McCaffrey, Gibbs): This is the core battleground. Your ability to outscore their elite RBs with your dominant WRs will determine the outcome. You need big games from your wideouts.
D'Andre Swift & Brian Robinson Jr. vs. Opponent's DST (Dolphins): Your RBs need to be efficient and contribute in the passing game (0.5 PPR) to offset the likely huge production from CMC and Gibbs.
Jordan Love vs. Kyler Murray/Jayden Daniels: Can Love provide enough passing upside and potentially some rushing yards to keep pace with the dual-threat nature of the opponent's QBs?
Your IDPs (Franklin, Crosby, Hutchinson) vs. Opponent's IDPs (Q. Williams, Walker): This is a sneaky crucial matchup. Your IDPs, despite low sack scoring, have high tackle volume (Franklin) and disruption (Crosby/Hutchinson for TFLs, stuffs, FF, FR, PD). You could gain a significant edge here if your IDPs have big tackle/big-play days.

3. Strategic Suggestions to Win the Game

Given the opponent's strong RB room and high team average, you'll need to maximize your own strengths and look for every edge.

A. Lineup Optimization:

Prioritize WRs in Flex: Your strongest position is WR. You have CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua, DK Metcalf, Drake London, Jaxon Smith-Njigba. With 2 WR spots, 1 RB/WR, and 1 WR/TE, you can start up to 4-5 WRs.
- WR: CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua (Must-starts)
- RB: D'Andre Swift (Must-start)
- RB/WR Flex: This is where it gets interesting. Given your RB depth is weaker than your WR depth, you should strongly consider starting DK Metcalf here, unless a specific RB has an exceptional matchup.
- WR/TE Flex: Trey McBride is a solid TE option. However, if you have a fourth WR with a great matchup (e.g., Drake London or Jaxon Smith-Njigba) and McBride's matchup is poor, consider pivoting to the WR, especially given 0.5 PPR.
- IDP (DP): You have Zaire Franklin (LB), Maxx Crosby (DE), Aidan Hutchinson (DE), Brian Branch (DB). You need to pick two.
  - Zaire Franklin is a high-floor tackle machine. He should be one of your two DP starters.
  - For the second spot, consider the weekly matchups and potential for big plays (FF, FR, INT, Stuffs, PD). Maxx Crosby and Aidan Hutchinson are elite. Brian Branch is also good for tackles/PD. Crosby/Hutchinson might have higher upside for disruption, while Branch offers a good tackle floor.
- K & D/ST: Cairo Santos and Chiefs D/ST. Ensure the Chiefs D/ST isn't facing an elite offense that could lead to negative points. Given the extreme D/ST scoring, if the Chiefs have a bad matchup, consider streaming.

B. Waiver Wire Pickups:

RB Depth: Monitor news for any RBs with increased workload due to injury or favorable matchups. Your RB room is a weakness; finding a high-upside plug-and-play RB would be ideal. Look for any RBs with a potential for a lead role due to unexpected depth chart changes.
IDP Matchups: Given you have strong IDP depth but only two spots, use the waiver wire to find players with exceptionally good weekly matchups if one of your starters has a poor one. Look for LBs playing against run-heavy teams or teams that throw a lot to their RBs/TEs (more tackles). Safeties against pass-heavy teams (more passes defensed/INT opportunities).
Kicker/D/ST Stream: The D/ST scoring is very volatile. If the Chiefs D/ST is facing an elite offense that historically puts up a lot of points/yards, strongly consider streaming a D/ST playing a weak offense or a low-scoring game. The potential for negative points is high.

C. Trade Targets:

Your Biggest Need: RB. You have a surplus of good WRs.
- Trade Out: Consider trading DK Metcalf, Drake London, or Jaxon Smith-Njigba for an upgrade at RB. You have enough WR talent to still field a strong lineup even after trading one.
- Trade In: Target a reliable RB2. Your opponent has Christian McCaffrey, Jahmyr Gibbs, and Javonte Williams. They might be open to trading Javonte Williams if they need WR depth, which could be a fantastic acquisition for you. Other potential targets could be RBs on teams with less WR depth.

4. Overperforming or Underperforming Players (Based on Season Averages)

The "Average Fantasy Points (Season-to-Date)" is given per rostered player, which makes it tricky to precisely identify over/underperformance relative to expectations for a starter. However, we can infer some things about overall roster value.

Your Team (Average: 8.65 points per rostered player)

Potentially Underperforming (relative to their potential or typical output):
- Drake London, Jaxon Smith-Njigba: These players have high upside but may not have consistently high target shares, leading to an average that doesn't fully reflect their talent.
- Brian Robinson Jr., Jaylen Warren, Ty Chandler: As RBs in committees or less-dominant roles, their averages might be lower than what you'd ideally want from your RB depth.
- Blake Corum: As a rookie, he likely hasn't had much production yet, bringing down the overall roster average.
Performing as Expected (contributing well):
- CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua, DK Metcalf: These WRs are likely the backbone of your scoring.
- Trey McBride: Has emerged as a solid TE.
- Zaire Franklin, Maxx Crosby, Aidan Hutchinson: While sack points are low, their tackle/disruption numbers are likely keeping their IDP averages solid.

Opponent Team (Average: 10.37 points per rostered player)

Potentially Overperforming (relative to typical consistency or injury risk):
- Christian McCaffrey, Jahmyr Gibbs: While elite, their high average suggests they've been incredibly consistent and hitting their high ceilings. It's tough for them to "overperform" their talent, but sustaining such high averages is a challenge.
- Mike Evans: Known for boom-or-bust. A high average implies he's hit his boom weeks regularly.
- Cooper Kupp: Elite when healthy, but if his average is high, he's likely healthy and performing at the top of his game, which can be inconsistent.
Potentially Underperforming (relative to their own ceiling or past production):
- Javonte Williams: While good, he's often in a committee and recovering from injury. His average might be lower than his potential if he were the clear lead back.
- Hollywood Brown: Has high upside but often struggles with consistency and target share.

Overall Outlook:

Your opponent has a high-scoring roster, particularly at RB. You will need your elite WRs and strong IDPs to deliver top-tier performances to overcome this. Focus on maximizing your lineup by potentially starting more WRs in flex spots and carefully picking your two IDPs based on weekly matchups. The D/ST volatility is a swing factor that could benefit either team depending on the week's matchups. Good luck!

Top Players to Target

These players are ranked based on their Value Over Replacement (VOR), a metric that measures a player's value relative to a typical starter at their position. We also look at consistency to see who you can rely on week in and week out.

Player	Team	Position	VOR	Consistency (Std Dev)
B.Robinson	WAS	RB	433.401	20.4276
B.Robinson	ATL	RB	433.401	20.4276
J.Allen	BUF	QB	241.29	14.4732
L.Jackson	BAL	QB	234.13	17.384
S.Barkley	NYG	RB	192.301	15.0551
S.Barkley	PHI	RB	192.301	15.0551
A.St. Brown	DET	WR	185.909	13.3034
D.Henry	TEN	RB	160.461	14.8358
D.Henry	BAL	RB	160.461	14.8358
J.Gibbs	DET	RB	156.701	16.3215

Bye Week Cheat Sheet

Heads Up! Potential Bye Week Conflicts

Drafting strategically means planning for bye weeks. The following highly-ranked players share a bye week, which could leave your roster thin. Plan accordingly!

Week 4: 3 top players are on bye.

Week 5: 8 top players are on bye.

Week 6: 5 top players are on bye.

Week 7: 8 top players are on bye.

Week 8: 5 top players are on bye.

Week 9: 6 top players are on bye.

Week 11: 3 top players are on bye.

Week 14: 3 top players are on bye.

Week 16: 3 top players are on bye.

Smart Trade Targets

Looking to make a move? These are potential trade targets based on their positional value and consistency. Acquiring one of these players could be the key to a championship run.

Player	Position	Team	VOR	Consistency (Std Dev)
B.Robinson	RB	WAS	433.401	20.4276
B.Robinson	RB	ATL	433.401	20.4276
J.Allen	QB	BUF	241.29	14.4732
L.Jackson	QB	BAL	234.13	17.384
S.Barkley	RB	NYG	192.301	15.0551
S.Barkley	RB	PHI	192.301	15.0551
A.St. Brown	WR	DET	185.909	13.3034
D.Henry	RB	TEN	160.461	14.8358
D.Henry	RB	BAL	160.461	14.8358
J.Gibbs	RB	DET	156.701	16.3215

Simulated Draft Results

Here's a simulation of your draft, round by round, based on optimal VBD strategy and ADP.

Your Simulated Roster

QB: - Patrick Mahomes RB: - Christian McCaffrey - Jonathan Taylor WR: - Justin Jefferson - Ja'Marr Chase TE: - Travis Kelce

Simulated Draft Order

Justin Jefferson
Christian McCaffrey
Patrick Mahomes
Travis Kelce
Jonathan Taylor
Ja'Marr Chase
Josh Allen
Austin Ekeler

Top Waiver Wire Pickups

Here are some of the top players available on the waiver wire, based on their recent performance and potential.

Player	Position	Team	VOR
B.Robinson	RB	WAS	433.401
B.Robinson	RB	ATL	433.401
J.Allen	QB	BUF	241.29
L.Jackson	QB	BAL	234.13
S.Barkley	RB	NYG	192.301

Trade Suggestions

Sell-High Candidates

Player	Position	Team	Current Week Pts	Avg Pts (Prev Weeks)	Point Difference
Xavier Worthy	WR	KC	34.7	10.1667	24.5333
Jauan Jennings	WR	SF	19.04	7.82069	11.2193
Patrick Mahomes	QB	KC	31.92	21.0416	10.8784
Mecole Hardman	WR	KC	13.2	3.025	10.175

Buy-Low Candidates

Player	Position	Team	Current Week Pts	Avg Pts (Prev Weeks)	Point Difference
George Kittle	TE	SF	1.4	12.397	-10.997
Isiah Pacheco	RB	KC	1.7	11.7731	-10.0731
Kenny Pickett	QB	PHI	-0.4	8.11333	-8.51333
Deebo Samuel Sr.	WR	SF	5.6	14.1	-8.5
Kareem Hunt	RB	KC	1.9	9.79032	-7.89032
Saquon Barkley	RB	PHI	12.7	20.2939	-7.59394
Brandon Aiyuk	WR	SF	6.4	12.184	-5.784
Travis Kelce	TE	KC	5.9	11.5306	-5.63056
Rashee Rice	WR	KC	7.4	12.6909	-5.29091
Marquise Brown	WR	KC	2.5	7.51765	-5.01765

August 23, 2025
in Fantasy Football, Weekly Analysis, 2025 Season
14 min read

Fantasy Football Analysis: 2025-08-23

Welcome to your weekly fantasy football analysis, powered by Gemini. This report provides a summary of player performance and key recommendations to help you dominate your league.

My Team Analysis

Current Roster

Player	Team	Position	VOR	Consistency (Std Dev)
C.Lamb	DAL	WR	150.129	13.4505
P.Nacua	LA	WR	47.3292	13.2618
T.McBride	ARI	TE	36.4833	12.2398
J.Love	GB	SS	-1.0375	0
D.London	ATL	WR	-67.7908	12.1777
D.Metcalf	SEA	WR	-84.8708	11.4083
J.Meyers	LV	WR	-84.8908	11.5171
D.Swift	PHI	RB	-99.1992	11.5027
J.Smith-Njigba	SEA	WR	-123.171	10.2672
J.Warren	PIT	RB	-202.199	8.54019
T.Chandler	MIN	RB	-371.199	6.49367
B.Corum	LA	RB	-460.099	1.44792

Roster vs. League Settings Comparison

Position	Expected	Status
BE	7	MISMATCH
DP	2	MISMATCH
D_ST	1	MISMATCH
IR	1	MISMATCH
K	1	MISMATCH
QB	1	MISMATCH
RB	2	MISMATCH
RB_WR	1	MISMATCH
TE	1	MISMATCH
WR	2	MISMATCH
WR_TE	1	MISMATCH

Mismatches

Position	Expected	Actual
BE	7	0
DP	2	0
D_ST	1	0
IR	1	0
K	1	0
QB	1	0
RB	2	0
RB_WR	1	0
TE	1	0
WR	2	0
WR_TE	1	0

Team Strengths and Weaknesses

This analysis compares your team's Value Over Replacement (VOR) at each position against the league average for top-tier players. A positive difference means your players at that position are, on average, more valuable than the league's top players.

💪 Strongest Position: Your SS group is your team's biggest strength.

🤔 Area for Improvement: Your RB group is the most immediate area to upgrade. Consider targeting players at this position.

Positional Breakdown (VOR vs. League Average)

Position	My Team Avg VOR	League Avg VOR	VOR Difference
RB	-246.38	162.15	-408.53
QB	-90.55	122.09	-212.64
WR	-27.21	77.61	-104.82
TE	36.48	88.36	-51.88
SS	-1.04	2.96	-4.00

Last Game Analysis

It appears there might be a misunderstanding or a unique situation regarding "Week 22 of the 2024 season."

The NFL regular season typically concludes around Week 18, usually in early January. Playoff games then follow. Fantasy football leagues almost universally wrap up their seasons by Week 17 or 18 at the absolute latest, well before an NFL Week 22 would ever occur.

Given that your team scored 0.00 points and there were "No individual player stats found for your team this week," the most logical conclusion is that the 2024 fantasy football season for your league has concluded, and Week 22 is an inactive period.

Therefore, an analysis of Week 22 performance in the traditional sense is not possible. However, I can still provide an analysis based on the assumption that the season is over and offer forward-looking advice.

Analysis Based on Season Conclusion:

1. Evaluation of Your Team's Performance in Week 22: * Performance: Your team scored 0.00 points, which is the lowest possible score. However, this is not due to poor play but because, most likely, no NFL games were being played that count for fantasy purposes in Week 22. All your players were inactive for fantasy scoring, as expected if the season is over. * Conclusion: This is not a "good" or "poor" performance in a competitive sense; it's the expected outcome for a week where fantasy football scoring is no longer active. If, by some extremely rare and unusual league setting, Week 22 was an active scoring week, then a 0.00 performance would be disastrous, indicating either all your players were on bye/injured/benched (unlikely for an entire roster) or you had an empty roster (also unlikely). But given the standard NFL calendar, the season is simply done.

2. Specific Suggestions for Improvement (Looking Ahead to Next Season / Offseason):

Since the season is likely concluded, your focus should shift to the offseason and preparation for the 2025 season.

Review Your 2024 Season:
- Overall Performance: How did you finish in the league (e.g., did you make playoffs? win a championship?)? This will tell you if your core strategy worked.
- Player Consistency: Identify which players were consistent producers vs. boom-or-bust options.
- Draft Hits & Misses: Learn from your draft picks. Who exceeded expectations? Who disappointed?
- Waiver Wire/Trade Success: Evaluate your in-season moves.
Keeper/Dynasty Considerations (if applicable to your league):
- Strong Core: You have excellent young talent with CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua, Trey McBride, and potentially Jordan Love. These are prime keeper/dynasty assets.
- Veteran Value: DK Metcalf and D'Andre Swift are solid, but evaluate their long-term outlook vs. their cost if you have keeper penalties.
- Rookies/Sleepers: Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Ty Chandler, and Blake Corum (if he was a late-season stash/rookie draft pick) are players with potential for growth.
- Defensive Players (DP/D_ST): Zaire Franklin, Maxx Crosby, Aidan Hutchinson, and Brian Branch are all strong IDP options. If your league uses individual defensive players (which the DP slot and IDP scoring rules suggest), assess their year-end production. Chiefs D/ST is typically reliable.
Offseason Research:
- NFL Free Agency: Monitor player movement. A player changing teams can drastically alter their fantasy value (e.g., Swift to Bears, or a QB getting a new WR).
- NFL Draft: Identify promising rookies. With your roster, you might target a strong RB or a complementary WR depending on your keeper choices.
- Team Depth: Analyze positions where you lacked depth or where injuries hurt you the most.

3. Identify Any Underperforming Players (Season-Long Perspective, not Week 22):

As mentioned, no one "underperformed" in Week 22 because no one played. To identify underperformers over the entire season, I would need their full season stats and your expectations for them. However, based on general fantasy consensus and your roster:

Jaxon Smith-Njigba: While he showed flashes, his rookie year (2023) was often overshadowed by Lockett and Metcalf. His future is bright, but his 2024 performance might have been considered "under" expectations by some owners, especially in a PPR league with his talent. If he didn't consistently produce, he could be an underperformer relative to his draft capital.
Drake London: Another talented receiver who has often been held back by QB play and offensive scheme. If he wasn't a consistent WR⅔ for you, he might have been an underperformer based on his potential.
Brian Robinson Jr. / Jaylen Warren / Ty Chandler: These RBs often live in committees. If they didn't get enough volume to be reliable starters for you, they might be considered underperformers compared to their potential or what you hoped for when drafting them.

4. Suggest Potential Strategies for the Upcoming Weeks (Shifting to Next Season):

Post-Season Analysis: Take the time to look at your league's final standings. Identify top-scoring teams and analyze their roster construction. What strategies worked for others?
Rule Changes/Discussions: If your league holds discussions about potential rule changes for the next season (e.g., keeper rules, scoring adjustments), participate actively to shape the league in your favor.
Mock Drafts (Closer to next season): As the NFL draft and free agency unfold, start doing mock drafts to gauge player values and identify targets.
Maintain Your Core: Your team has a strong foundation with CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua, and Trey McBride. These are cornerstone pieces to build around. Jordan Love also emerged as a solid QB.
Address Running Back Depth: While Swift is good, having more consistent RB options is always key. This will be a primary focus for your next draft or offseason trades.
Leverage IDP: With strong IDP players like Franklin, Crosby, Hutchinson, and Branch, make sure you're maximizing their value in your lineup each week. In leagues with DPs, these players can provide a significant advantage if managed well.

In summary, don't worry about the 0.00 score for Week 22. Use this time to reflect on the 2024 season and start preparing for a successful 2025 campaign!

Next Game Analysis

Let's break down this upcoming fantasy football matchup in the San Cola Cup Covid Years league. Your league features a unique blend of half-PPR, yardage bonuses, significant big-play and return yardage scoring, and a robust IDP system, making for high-scoring and volatile weeks.

The "Season-to-Date Average Fantasy Points" provided (8.65 for your team, 10.37 for your opponent) are extremely low for a full team's weekly score and are likely a per-player average or an average of top performers. Regardless, the opponent's higher average suggests their core players have been more consistently productive to date.

1. Assessment of My Team's Strengths and Weaknesses Against the Opponent

My Team Strengths:

Elite Wide Receiver Corps: This is your absolute strongest position. CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua, and DK Metcalf are all potential WR1s, and you have excellent depth with Drake London, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Jakobi Meyers. In a half-PPR league with yardage bonuses, this trio can put up massive numbers.
Dominant IDP Group: Zaire Franklin is a tackle machine, and Maxx Crosby along with Aidan Hutchinson are elite pass rushers. With 2 DP slots and strong scoring for tackles, sacks, and turnovers, your IDP unit is significantly superior and can swing the game in your favor.
Ascending Tight End: Trey McBride has shown flashes of being a top-tier TE, especially with Kyler Murray back. He offers a high ceiling.
QB Upside: Jordan Love has proven capable of big weeks, especially with his strong WR corps.

My Team Weaknesses:

Running Back Depth/Elite Talent: While D'Andre Swift is a solid RB2 with receiving upside, and Brian Robinson Jr. is a decent grinder, your RB room simply doesn't compare to your opponent's elite duo. This is your biggest disparity.
Kicker Consistency: Cairo Santos is a reliable kicker, but may not offer the explosive upside of some others.

Opponent Team Strengths:

Superstar Running Backs: Christian McCaffrey is a cheat code, providing an incredibly high floor and ceiling every week. Jahmyr Gibbs is also a dynamic play-maker with RB1 upside. This RB duo is virtually unmatched.
Dual-Threat Quarterbacks: Kyler Murray and Jayden Daniels offer significant rushing upside, which translates to a higher floor and ceiling, especially with the potential for rushing TDs.
Solid Receiving Core: Mike Evans is a consistent TD threat, Cooper Kupp (when healthy) is an elite target hog, and DeVonta Smith is a reliable WR2.

Opponent Team Weaknesses:

IDP Group: While Quincy Williams and Quay Walker are good tacklers, they lack the sack upside of your Crosby/Hutchinson, and neither consistently matches Zaire Franklin's tackle volume. This is a clear disadvantage for them.
Kicker: Chase McLaughlin is serviceable but not a game-changer.
WR Depth: After their top three, their WR depth (Sutton, Hollywood Brown) is more boom-or-bust compared to your deeper, more consistent options.

2. Key Player Matchups to Watch

Christian McCaffrey vs. Your Entire Team: This is the ultimate "unstoppable force." McCaffrey alone could outscore several of your players combined. Limiting his damage (as much as possible) is paramount.
Your WR Trio (Lamb, Nacua, Metcalf) vs. Their WR Trio (Kupp, Evans, Smith): This is where you can make up ground. Your WRs offer higher upside and more consistent volume, especially with Kupp's recent injury history and target share concerns.
Your IDP (Franklin, Crosby, Hutchinson) vs. Opponent's IDP (Q. Williams, Q. Walker): Your IDP unit has a massive advantage in this scoring system. Watch for sacks, turnovers, and a tackle-heavy performance from Franklin to create a significant scoring gap.
Jordan Love vs. Kyler Murray/Jayden Daniels: This QB battle could be tight. Love's passing volume and efficiency against the rushing prowess and big-play potential of Murray/Daniels.
D'Andre Swift vs. Jahmyr Gibbs: While Swift is solid, Gibbs has the higher ceiling in this matchup, especially with his receiving usage.

3. Strategic Suggestions to Win the Game

Lineup Considerations (Assuming Standard Starters):

QB: Jordan Love (Start)
RB: D'Andre Swift, Brian Robinson Jr. (Start)
WR: CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua (Start)
TE: Trey McBride (Start)
RB_WR Flex: This is where you have a huge advantage. You should absolutely start DK Metcalf here. He's a locked-in WR½ with immense upside.
WR_TE Flex: Another prime spot for your WR depth. Drake London or Jaxon Smith-Njigba are excellent choices. London offers higher target volume, JSN has big-play potential. Go with the player who has the better matchup/target projection.
K: Cairo Santos (Start)
D_ST: Chiefs D/ST (Start)
DP: Zaire Franklin, Maxx Crosby (Start).
Bench: Jaylen Warren, Ty Chandler, Blake Corum (RBs), Jaxon Smith-Njigba/Jakobi Meyers (WRs depending on flex), Aidan Hutchinson, Brian Branch (DPs).

Recommended Lineup Changes/Flex Play:

Move DK Metcalf to RB_WR Flex.
Choose between Drake London and Jaxon Smith-Njigba for WR_TE Flex. Based on recent trends and potential volume, London might be slightly safer, but JSN has shown explosive play capability. Look for matchup strength.
IDP Strategy: You have four excellent IDP players (Franklin, Crosby, Hutchinson, Branch) for two spots. You should definitely start Franklin and Crosby. For the bench, Hutchinson is another elite pass rusher, and Branch is a high-volume tackler in the secondary. Keep Hutchinson on the bench for injury or if a specific matchup for Crosby/Franklin is terrible (unlikely).

Waiver Wire Pickups (Consider for long-term depth or specific matchups):

High-Volume Tackling LBs/Safeties: Given the IDP scoring, always look for players averaging 8+ combined tackles. Even if your starters are locked, depth is key.
Pass Rushers: If there's an active DE/OLB with a good matchup available, they could be worth stashing, especially as your current pass rushers are elite.
Return Specialists: While you don't appear to have one on your roster, your opponent does (KaVontae Turpin). With 1 point per 25 return yards, this is a hidden source of points. Keep an eye on any bench players or waiver wire options who get significant punt/kickoff return duties and could be viable flex plays in a pinch.
Handcuff RBs: Your opponent's RBs (CMC, Gibbs) are crucial. Keep an eye on their handcuffs (if available) or even your own (Jaylen Warren for Swift/BRob) for future insurance.

Trade Targets:

Upgrade at RB: This is your most pressing need. Your WR depth is a massive trade asset. Consider packaging one of your deeper WRs (e.g., DK Metcalf or Drake London) with a bench RB (e.g., Brian Robinson Jr. or Jaylen Warren) to try and acquire a higher-end RB2 or even one of your opponent's RBs like Javonte Williams if they're willing to move him for WR help. Your opponent has a surplus of RBs; try to exploit that.
Another Top-Tier IDP: While you're strong, consolidating another elite IDP if the opportunity arises wouldn't hurt, especially if it means giving up a bench player you don't foresee starting.

4. Identify Overperforming or Underperforming Players

Given the average fantasy points provided, and assuming they represent a general "value" metric for players on each team:

My Team (Average 8.65):

Underperforming (Relative to potential/ADP):
- CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua, DK Metcalf: These players are typically weekly WR½s, and their individual averages should be significantly higher than 8.65, especially in your scoring. If their actual weekly output is closer to that number, they are underperforming expectations.
- Jordan Love: Has shown high upside; if his average contributes to 8.65, he's likely having an inconsistent season.
- Zaire Franklin, Maxx Crosby, Aidan Hutchinson: With your generous IDP scoring, these elite defenders should be scoring well above an 8.65 average. If they aren't, they are drastically underperforming their potential in this league format.
Potentially Overperforming:
- Trey McBride: While his recent play has been strong, if his season-long average is contributing significantly to 8.65, he's doing well for a TE.

Opponent Team (Average 10.37):

Overperforming (Relative to potential/ADP):
- Christian McCaffrey: He's almost certainly the primary driver of their higher average. He consistently outperforms expectations and likely has an individual average much higher than 10.37.
- Jahmyr Gibbs: His explosive plays and receiving work likely put him above this average as well.
- Kyler Murray/Jayden Daniels: Their rushing upside often helps QBs exceed their passing-only projections, making them strong contributors to the higher team average.
Potentially Underperforming:
- Cooper Kupp: His average might be depressed by injuries or inconsistent target share if he hasn't returned to his elite form.
- Javonte Williams: While a solid RB, his average might be lower than anticipated by owners hoping for a true RB1 season.
- Dolphins D/ST: While capable of big weeks, they can also give up points, which would depress their average in your scoring system.

Overall Outlook:

This matchup is a clash of titans at different positions. Your team has a significant edge at Wide Receiver and a massive advantage in the IDP department. Your opponent boasts an unparalleled RB room. The game will likely come down to whether your combined strength at WR and IDP can overcome McCaffrey's dominance.

Focus on maximizing your IDP scores and getting big plays from your WRs. Good luck!

Top Players to Target

These players are ranked based on their Value Over Replacement (VOR), a metric that measures a player's value relative to a typical starter at their position. We also look at consistency to see who you can rely on week in and week out.

Player	Team	Position	VOR	Consistency (Std Dev)
B.Robinson	WAS	RB	433.401	20.4276
B.Robinson	ATL	RB	433.401	20.4276
J.Allen	BUF	QB	241.29	14.4732
L.Jackson	BAL	QB	234.13	17.384
S.Barkley	NYG	RB	192.301	15.0551
S.Barkley	PHI	RB	192.301	15.0551
A.St. Brown	DET	WR	185.909	13.3034
D.Henry	TEN	RB	160.461	14.8358
D.Henry	BAL	RB	160.461	14.8358
J.Gibbs	DET	RB	156.701	16.3215

Bye Week Cheat Sheet

Heads Up! Potential Bye Week Conflicts

Drafting strategically means planning for bye weeks. The following highly-ranked players share a bye week, which could leave your roster thin. Plan accordingly!

Week 4: 3 top players are on bye.

Week 5: 8 top players are on bye.

Week 6: 5 top players are on bye.

Week 7: 8 top players are on bye.

Week 8: 5 top players are on bye.

Week 9: 6 top players are on bye.

Week 11: 3 top players are on bye.

Week 14: 3 top players are on bye.

Week 16: 3 top players are on bye.

Smart Trade Targets

Looking to make a move? These are potential trade targets based on their positional value and consistency. Acquiring one of these players could be the key to a championship run.

Player	Position	Team	VOR	Consistency (Std Dev)
B.Robinson	RB	WAS	433.401	20.4276
B.Robinson	RB	ATL	433.401	20.4276
J.Allen	QB	BUF	241.29	14.4732
L.Jackson	QB	BAL	234.13	17.384
S.Barkley	RB	NYG	192.301	15.0551
S.Barkley	RB	PHI	192.301	15.0551
A.St. Brown	WR	DET	185.909	13.3034
D.Henry	RB	TEN	160.461	14.8358
D.Henry	RB	BAL	160.461	14.8358
J.Gibbs	RB	DET	156.701	16.3215

Simulated Draft Results

Here's a simulation of your draft, round by round, based on optimal VBD strategy and ADP.

Your Simulated Roster

QB: - Patrick Mahomes RB: - Christian McCaffrey - Jonathan Taylor WR: - Justin Jefferson - Ja'Marr Chase TE: - Travis Kelce

Simulated Draft Order

Justin Jefferson
Christian McCaffrey
Patrick Mahomes
Travis Kelce
Jonathan Taylor
Ja'Marr Chase
Josh Allen
Austin Ekeler

Top Waiver Wire Pickups

Here are some of the top players available on the waiver wire, based on their recent performance and potential.

Player	Position	Team	VOR
B.Robinson	RB	WAS	433.401
B.Robinson	RB	ATL	433.401
J.Allen	QB	BUF	241.29
L.Jackson	QB	BAL	234.13
S.Barkley	RB	NYG	192.301

Trade Suggestions

Sell-High Candidates

Player	Position	Team	Current Week Pts	Avg Pts (Prev Weeks)	Point Difference
Xavier Worthy	WR	KC	34.7	10.1667	24.5333
Jauan Jennings	WR	SF	19.04	7.82069	11.2193
Patrick Mahomes	QB	KC	31.92	21.0416	10.8784
Mecole Hardman	WR	KC	13.2	3.025	10.175

Buy-Low Candidates

Player	Position	Team	Current Week Pts	Avg Pts (Prev Weeks)	Point Difference
George Kittle	TE	SF	1.4	12.397	-10.997
Isiah Pacheco	RB	KC	1.7	11.7731	-10.0731
Kenny Pickett	QB	PHI	-0.4	8.11333	-8.51333
Deebo Samuel Sr.	WR	SF	5.6	14.1	-8.5
Kareem Hunt	RB	KC	1.9	9.79032	-7.89032
Saquon Barkley	RB	PHI	12.7	20.2939	-7.59394
Brandon Aiyuk	WR	SF	6.4	12.184	-5.784
Travis Kelce	TE	KC	5.9	11.5306	-5.63056
Rashee Rice	WR	KC	7.4	12.6909	-5.29091
Marquise Brown	WR	KC	2.5	7.51765	-5.01765

August 22, 2025
in Fantasy Football, Weekly Analysis, 2025 Season
9 min read

Fantasy Football Analysis: 2025-08-22

Welcome to your weekly fantasy football analysis, powered by Gemini. This report provides a summary of player performance and key recommendations to help you dominate your league.

My Team Analysis

Current Roster

Player	Team	Position	VOR	Consistency (Std Dev)
J.Love	SEA	SS	-0.79	0
P.Nacua	LA	WR	-1.91917	11.9179
C.Lamb	DAL	WR	-2.01917	12.0092
D.London	ATL	WR	-2.01917	11.0833
T.McBride	ARI	TE	-2.96	11.2348
D.Metcalf	SEA	WR	-3.31917	10.1592
J.Smith-Njigba	SEA	WR	-4.21917	9.57523
D.Swift	CHI	RB	-11.0292	11.1033
J.Meyers	LV	WR	-13.1192	10.7578
T.Chandler	MIN	RB	-13.8292	5.89618
J.Warren	PIT	RB	-15.0292	7.92662
B.Corum	LA	RB	-32.8292	1.44792

Roster vs. League Settings Comparison

Position	Expected	Actual	Status
BE	7	5	MISMATCH
DP	2	0	MISMATCH
D_ST	1	0	MISMATCH
IR	1	0	MISMATCH
K	1	1	OK
QB	1	1	OK
RB	2	5	MISMATCH
RB_WR	1	0	MISMATCH
TE	1	1	OK
WR	2	6	MISMATCH
WR_TE	1	0	MISMATCH

Mismatches

Position	Expected	Actual
BE	7	5
DP	2	0
D_ST	1	0
IR	1	0
RB	2	5
RB_WR	1	0
WR	2	6
WR_TE	1	0

Team Strengths and Weaknesses

This analysis compares your team's Value Over Replacement (VOR) at each position against the league average for top-tier players. A positive difference means your players at that position are, on average, more valuable than the league's top players.

💪 Strongest Position: Your SS group is your team's biggest strength.

🤔 Area for Improvement: Your RB group is the most immediate area to upgrade. Consider targeting players at this position.

Positional Breakdown (VOR vs. League Average)

Position	My Team Avg VOR	League Avg VOR	VOR Difference
RB	-29.32	4.99	-34.31
QB	-27.17	6.30	-33.47
WR	-25.13	4.55	-29.68
TE	-17.28	5.65	-22.93
SS	-0.79	2.04	-2.83

Last Game Analysis

It appears there might be a significant misunderstanding regarding the NFL calendar and fantasy football season.

Week 22 of the 2024 NFL season would fall well into late February or early March 2025, which is long after the NFL regular season and playoffs (including the Super Bowl) have concluded.

Therefore, the reason your team scored 0.00 points and had no individual player stats is not due to poor performance by your players, but simply because no NFL games were being played by these teams or players in Week 22. All NFL players were in their offseason.

Let's break down your request based on this crucial context:

1. Evaluation of My Team's Performance in Week 22

You did poorly in Week 22, scoring 0.00 points.

Why? Because the 2024 NFL season (and by extension, the 2024 fantasy football season) was completely over by Week 22. All your players were in their offseason and were not playing any games. This is not a reflection of your team's talent or your management, but simply a matter of the calendar.

2. Specific Suggestions for Improvement (Considering the Offseason)

Since the 2024 season is over, these suggestions are geared towards preparing for the 2025 fantasy football season.

Review Your Roster's Value for 2025:
- Quarterback: Jordan Love had a strong finish to 2024. He looks like a solid QB½ for 2025.
- Running Backs:
  - D'Andre Swift had a good season with the Eagles, but his contract situation for 2025 will be key. He's an UFA.
  - Brian Robinson Jr. is a decent volume back but lacks explosive upside.
  - Jaylen Warren is a strong PPR option, especially if Najee Harris leaves or struggles.
  - Ty Chandler showed flashes but will face competition.
  - Blake Corum is a rookie who hasn't played an NFL snap yet. His value will depend entirely on his draft capital and landing spot in the 2025 NFL Draft.
- Tight End: Trey McBride had a breakout year and looks like a top-tier TE for 2025.
- Wide Receivers:
  - CeeDee Lamb is an elite, top-5 fantasy WR.
  - Puka Nacua was a sensation in his rookie year and is a high-end WR½.
  - DK Metcalf is a boom-or-bust WR2, still capable of big games.
  - Drake London possesses immense talent but is highly dependent on QB play for the Falcons. Monitor their QB situation closely.
  - Jaxon Smith-Njigba had an up-and-down rookie year but has high potential. Could take a step forward in year two.
  - Jakobi Meyers is a reliable slot receiver, especially in PPR, but has a limited ceiling.
- Kicker & D/ST: These positions are highly streamable and generally not worth holding onto during the offseason.
- IDP (Individual Defensive Players):
  - Zaire Franklin is a tackle machine, excellent in IDP leagues.
  - Maxx Crosby is an elite pass rusher, valuable for sacks.
  - Aidan Hutchinson is a rising star on the defensive line, also great for sacks.
  - Brian Branch showed promise as a rookie DB, good for tackles and pass deflections.
Monitor Offseason News:
- Free Agency (March 2025): Where do players like D'Andre Swift land? Which teams sign big-name QBs that could impact WRs like Drake London?
- NFL Draft (April 2025): Where does Blake Corum get drafted? Do the Chiefs draft a new RB that impacts Swift if he were to sign there? Do the Falcons draft a QB, or sign one?
- Coaching Changes: New offensive coordinators can significantly alter player usage and fantasy value.
- Injuries: Keep an eye on any players from your roster who might be recovering from late-season injuries.
Waiver Wire/Trade Targets: These concepts are irrelevant during the offseason. Instead, focus on Dynasty/Keeper League considerations if your league allows it, assessing which players are worth retaining or trading for future draft capital.

3. Identify Any Underperforming Players on My Team (for 2024, or projecting for 2025)

No one "underperformed" in Week 22 specifically because no games were played.

Looking back at the entire 2024 season, relative to their draft capital or expectations, some players on your roster might have been considered "underperforming" or "disappointing" at various points, or carry that risk into 2025:

Brian Robinson Jr.: Often relies on volume and touchdowns, which can be inconsistent. His efficiency can be a concern.
Ty Chandler: Had a few good weeks but often struggled for consistent touches/production.
Drake London: While talented, his fantasy output was often stifled by poor QB play in Atlanta. If the Falcons don't get a significant QB upgrade in 2025, he might continue to underperform his talent.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba: As a rookie, he didn't quite live up to his draft hype, often behind Metcalf and Lockett in targets. He has breakout potential for 2025, but his 2024 season might have been considered a slight underperformance by some.

4. Suggest Potential Strategies for the Upcoming Weeks (i.e., The Offseason and 2025 Season Prep)

Dynasty/Keeper League Analysis (if applicable):
- Core Keepers: CeeDee Lamb, Puka Nacua, Trey McBride, Jordan Love, Zaire Franklin, Maxx Crosby, Aidan Hutchinson are all strong assets.
- Trade Considerations: If you're in a dynasty league, evaluate players like Swift (UFA) or Corum (rookie) for their potential in 2025 based on their landing spots. Could you trade for draft picks if you have too many aging assets, or trade picks for proven talent?
Redraft League Strategy for 2025:
- Early Draft Prep: Start following mock drafts, rookie profiles, and free agency moves to get a sense of player values for the next season.
- Target Upside: Your team has a good mix of established stars and high-upside players (Nacua, McBride, JSN). Continue to prioritize players with pathways to significant target shares, clear starting roles, and high-volume opportunities.
- QB/TE Strategy: Love and McBride are a strong core. You might be able to wait on QB if Love is your guy, but having a top-tier TE is a distinct advantage.
- RB Diversity: You have a mix of power backs and PPR backs. Watch the offseason carefully for any changes to backfields (draft picks, free agency signings) that could impact Swift, Robinson, or Warren.
- WR Depth: Lamb and Nacua are excellent. Metcalf, London, and JSN provide good depth with varying levels of risk/reward.
- Draft Position Consideration: Think about how your league's draft order for 2025 might impact your strategy.
Stay Informed: Follow reputable fantasy football news sources, podcasts, and analysts throughout the offseason. They will cover all the crucial NFL events that directly impact fantasy values for 2025.

In summary, don't worry about Week 22 of 2024. Your team scored 0.00 because the season was over! Start thinking about how to leverage your current roster's strengths and adapt to the NFL offseason changes to dominate the 2025 fantasy football season.

Next Game Analysis

Next game analysis requires opponent's roster as input. Please run 'task analyze_next_game' directly to provide input, or provide the roster programmatically.

Top Players to Target

These players are ranked based on their Value Over Replacement (VOR), a metric that measures a player's value relative to a typical starter at their position. We also look at consistency to see who you can rely on week in and week out.

Player	Team	Position	VOR	Consistency (Std Dev)
D.Achane	MIA	RB	12.2708	12.0332
J.Chase	CIN	WR	12.1808	19.9336
J.Allen	BUF	QB	10.9317	14.01
T.Hill	NO	TE	9.26	11.1856
A.Cooper	CLE	WR	8.28083	12.2247
C.McCaffrey	SF	RB	8.17083	8.9769
D.Moore	CHI	WR	7.28083	16.7407
S.Barkley	PHI	RB	7.17083	14.1023
J.Chase	CIN	WR	6.98083	19.9336
J.Gibbs	DET	RB	6.47083	14.9355

Bye Week Cheat Sheet

Heads Up! Potential Bye Week Conflicts

Drafting strategically means planning for bye weeks. The following highly-ranked players share a bye week, which could leave your roster thin. Plan accordingly!

Week 5: 8 top players are on bye.

Week 6: 5 top players are on bye.

Week 7: 9 top players are on bye.

Week 8: 5 top players are on bye.

Week 9: 7 top players are on bye.

Week 11: 3 top players are on bye.

Week 14: 4 top players are on bye.

Week 16: 4 top players are on bye.

Smart Trade Targets

Looking to make a move? These are potential trade targets based on their positional value and consistency. Acquiring one of these players could be the key to a championship run.

Player	Position	Team	VOR	Consistency (Std Dev)	PPR Points	Bye
De'Von Achane	RB	MIA	12.2708	12.0332	51.3	7
Ja'Marr Chase	WR	CIN	12.1808	19.9336	55.4	14
Josh Allen	QB	BUF	10.9317	14.01	51.88	4
Taysom Hill	TE	NO	9.26	11.1856	41.52	15
Amari Cooper	WR	CLE	8.28083	12.2247	51.5	6
Christian McCaffrey	RB	SF	8.17083	8.9769	48.7	8
DJ Moore	WR	CHI	7.28083	16.7407	49	9
Saquon Barkley	RB	PHI	7.17083	14.1023	46.2	16
Ja'Marr Chase	WR	CIN	6.98083	19.9336	52.2	9
Jahmyr Gibbs	RB	DET	6.47083	14.9355	46	8

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Top Waiver Wire Pickups

Here are some of the top players available on the waiver wire, based on their recent performance and potential.

Player	Position	Team	VOR
D.Achane	RB	MIA	12.2708
J.Chase	WR	CIN	12.1808
J.Allen	QB	BUF	10.9317
T.Hill	TE	NO	9.26
A.Cooper	WR	CLE	8.28083

Trade Suggestions

Sell-High Candidates

Player	Position	Team	Current Week Pts	Avg Pts (Prev Weeks)	Point Difference
Xavier Worthy	WR	KC	31.7	10.1667	21.5333
Jauan Jennings	WR	SF	19.04	7.71724	11.3228
Mecole Hardman	WR	KC	13.2	3.025	10.175

Buy-Low Candidates

Player	Position	Team	Current Week Pts	Avg Pts (Prev Weeks)	Point Difference
George Kittle	TE	SF	1.4	11.7606	-10.3606
Isiah Pacheco	RB	KC	1.7	11.4269	-9.72692
Kenny Pickett	QB	PHI	-0.4	8.11333	-8.51333
Deebo Samuel Sr.	WR	SF	5.6	13.5706	-7.97059
Kareem Hunt	RB	KC	1.9	9.59677	-7.69677
Saquon Barkley	RB	PHI	12.7	18.8697	-6.1697
Travis Kelce	TE	KC	5.9	11.1139	-5.21389
Marquise Brown	WR	KC	2.5	7.51765	-5.01765