If you’ve been sticking with me lately, you’ve seen me slowly roll out a metric I’m calling Apex Score. The idea behind Apex Score is to boil indicators of future upside down to a single number. This, alone, may be foolish. I’ve gotten really deep into
In the last two weeks, I’ve written damn near 15,000 words about WRs and RBs, going round-by-round to compare Apex Scores to ADP in search of market inefficiencies. This time, I’m doing things differently. * Introducing Apex Score: Quantifying Upside and Beating Redraft ADP at Running
Apex Score vs. Redraft Market ADP Vol. 2: Wide Receivers Last week, I introduced Apex Score using my beta RB model, which correlated to future Apex results better than any other common Primary or advanced stat in fantasy analysis (but with the caveat that this is sort of eating its
Mat Irby’s Apex Hunting Series All through the spring and summer, I’ve been dropping some dynasty buys and sells, but these aren’t based on the typical value arguments you’re accustomed to. I’m an upside guy, working for an upside publication, so I figured I’d
Mat Irby’s Apex Hunting Series This spring, I’ve been scrutinizing the marketplace through KeepTradeCut’s crowdsourced dynasty ranks, searching for buy and sell candidates. But unlike most value-based dynasty articles, I’m framing these arguments strictly around upside. Here at Legendary Upside, we have built our brand
Mat Irby’s Apex Hunting Series This offseason, I’ve taken a new spin on the typical buy/sell article you might see in most of the dynasty spaces out there; rather than a strict value argument, I’m basing the whole enchilada on upside. In other words, I’m