what is oprk mean in fantasy football?
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OPRK- Opponent Rank for average fantasy points given up against a position. (e.g. when a player has "16th" listed in the OPRK column it means his opponent is ranked "16th" in the league against that position.) FPTS- Fantasy Points. FPPG- Fantasy Points Per Game. PMR/PIR/PHR- Player Minutes/Innings/Holes Remaining.
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PPR is an acronym that stands for "point per reception." It is as simple as it sounds: For every catch a player on your fantasy team accrues, you earn a point. Now, not all PPR leagues are created equal. Some leagues assign different point values per reception, ranging just about anywhere between zero and one.
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WOPR (Weighted Opportunity Rating) is one of my favorite Fantasy stats. It looks at a combination of a player's share of targets and share of air yards in his passing offense.
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In yahoo, the team your player is playing will be listed in green, yellow or red. When you hover your mouse over the team name, you'll see extra information about why they are statistically a good (green) or a bad (red) start against that opponent.
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Essentially every position in PPR leagues scores more points than standard. The scoring is self-explanatory: players receive a bonus point for each reception. ... Some people don't like PPR because it can reward players for catching a pass and going for negative or zero yards, which doesn't help real-world football teams.
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Fantasy football simulates the real deal by using a performance-based scoring system. A touchdown is worth 6 points for an NFL team and 6 fantasy points for a player on a fantasy team (in most leagues). ... Bad NFL plays often count as negative fantasy points; sacks can be worth –1 or interceptions worth –2.
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Now time to get into nuances of Yahoo Pro Leagues: Scoring Settings: It's a standard scoring system, not PPR, points-per-reception. ... There are 10 teams in each league.
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Fantasy football is a game in which the participants serve as general managers of virtual professional American football teams. The competitors select their rosters by participating in a draft in which all relevant NFL players are available.
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Most leagues at least begin with these standard scoring settings, with points being awarded to each player involved in a touchdown, as well as some points based on how many yards from scrimmage a player gets. For example, ESPN's standard scoring awards one point for every 10 yards rushing or receiving.
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PO and PLR stand for Probable Opener and Probable Long Reliever. These designations are used when MLB teams use an opener instead of a starting pitcher.
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A fantasy handcuff is a backup that will likely take over for a team's starter in the event of an injury. A common strategy on draft day is to stash the backups of the prominent RBs you've drafted. Below is a chart of each team's handcuff along with their Expert Consensus Ranking (ECR) and current ADP. League Size.
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Zero-RB is a popular strategy that is touted online by several fantasy analysts. The gist of it is basically avoiding the running back position completely throughout the first few rounds of the draft, or taking a first-round workhorse, and then targeting wide receivers and maybe a premium tight end early on.
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FPTS means fantasy points, the number of points that a player or team has scored.
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High FPPG numbers are an early indicator of that player's ability to score points as determined by DraftKings. Green OPRK ranks mean that a player's opponent in the coming match is expected to fare poorly against that pick, while a red OPRK rank signals that the potential pick may not fare well against his opponent.
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Xrank is their ranking regardless of league settings. Rank is based on your league setting (hence if you're playing with turnovers the rankings will seem off)
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The Madden NFL 99 Club is a prestigious fraternity, reserved only for the most elite players in the NFL. A 99 OVR is considered the Madden Ratings summit; it's the highest rating a player can achieve in the game.
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Answered Nov 2, 2016. In most leagues, the flex position typically allows you to play a running back, wide receiver or tight end. You want to select the player with the highest-projected number of points. Some leagues restrict this position to RB/WR or WR/TE.