If you’re interested in building your own projections or would like an overview of the process we run through an example and walk through the forthcoming FFDP Projection Tool.
Should We Still Use Zero-RB?
I promised that we’d review 2016, post mortem, look ahead to 2017 and determine if we should still employ Zero-RB. Since I’m struggling to find time to record a podcast, this article will have to do for the time being.
The Tools are Now Available
Both the 2017 Research and 2017 Draft tools are now available. An insane amount of work went into each of these tools. As you’d likely
2017 Mock Draft Using the Tool
Now that we’ve covered the purpose of the tool, gained an understanding of the settings and are familiar with the interface let’s run through a mock draft!
Why Build the Draft Tool???
The below has been adapted from the 2016 user guide and provides a solid overview of what the tool is all about.
2017 Update!!!
Skip ahead to paragraph three if uninterested in any background information. “it will possess mock draft capabilities in which the spreadsheet will intelligently draft for opposing
Projection Tool Now Available!
If you’ve ever wanted to build your own projections but were unsure how to go about the process or where to begin. We’ve got you covered. The projection tool walks users through the process using built in historical-data explorers and easy to follow ‘steps’.
Projection Tool on the Way – Though I Hate Projections
built my first set of projections in the summer of 2012. They were awful. Why? I wasn’t thinking about each team holistically and accounting for dependent relationships. Since then, I’ve been building tools to help me do a better job. In a couple of days I’ll be releasing a tool
Releasing Soon
Final versions of both the Draft and Research tools have been completed. I’m going to wait a couple days for some friends to play around with the files and make sure everything runs smoothly. Assuming all is well, I plan on getting them up on the site this weekend.
