Welcome to the reveal for players ranked 60-51 for this year’s NFL Top 100 Players for the 2020 Season!

Players whose average rank had them land in places 60-51 are on this portion of the list revealed today. Players are associated with the team they finished 2020 with.
Below you will see write-ups from rankers summarizing the players' 2020 season and why they were among the best in 2020. Stats for each player are from this season and are included below. Additionally, their previous ranks in this long running series are also available for all of you.
Lastly, we have a return of the individual player cards this year with some fun “facts” about each player.
Methodology
LINK TO THE HUB POST WITH A MORE DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE METHODOLOGY

1. A CALL FOR RANKERS just before the Super Bowl.
2. Rankers for each team nominated players to rank. 10 Games Played Minimum Threshold. Players are associated with the team they finished the 2020 Season with.
3. The Grind. Utilize ranking threads for individual rankers broken up by positional groups. Users were tasked with ranking players within the following tiers based on their evaluation: T-25, T-50, T-100, T-125 based on 2020 regular season only. There were no individual user case threads. There were no arbitrary position limit caps. Just questions and rankings.
4. Users submitted their individual Top 125 list.
5. User lists were reviewed for outliers by me with assistance from two former rankers. Users were permitted to correct any mistakes found. Once complete, lists were locked.
6. Reveal the list… right now.

So now, without further ado, here are the players ranked 60-51 in the NFL Top 100 Players of the 2020 Season!

#60 - Frank Ragnow - Center (OC) - Detroit Lions

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Written By: mattkud
With another disappointing season from the Detroit Lions and another HC/GM combo fired there were few bright spots for the Lions. Frank Ragnow was one of them. Recently signing a massive 4 year $54 Million deal, Ragnow has proven himself to be a massive building block in Detroit's rebuild.
Frank Ragnow was a top center in the league in 2021. He took a huge step up with his power and skill in pass protection. He uses grip strength, control and toughness to finish his blocks. He allowed 0 sacks in 2021 and was 4th in pressures allowed. He was also 3rd in pressures per snap. Here's an example of Ragnow moving upfield with a screen pass to go for 6. He wins regularly with athleticism.
Ragnow's best part of his game is his power in the run game. Ragnow was 2nd in PFF's run block grades. He was apart of the Lions slowly but surely improved running game. Ragnow is a bonafide STUD, puts Akiem Hicks on the ground with ease. Here is another reason why the Lions made Ragnow one of the highest paid centers in the league, moves Danny Trevathan back creating a large hole in the middle.
Overall, Bob Quinn made a few decent selections as GM, with his best one being the 60th best player in the NFL in 2020. Frank Ragnow is a key piece in the Lions foundation and will only continue to rise as one of the best Centers in the league for many more years.

#59 - Ryan Tannehill - Quarterback (QB) - Tennessee Titans

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Written By: ThatOneGuyFrom93
Ball-placement, anticipation, and fearlessness. Those are the main tools Tannehill used that led to his incredibly efficient 2020 season. Ryan Tannehill returns following his stellar 2019 Comeback Player of the year season, and he did not disappoint. In 2020 Tannehill ended the regular season with 4085 total yards, 40 total touchdowns, and 7 interceptions. He was 5th in the NFL with a 106.5 passer rating, tied for 4th in yards per attempt with 7.9, and he finished 4th in QBR at 78.4. The man also was a closer, leading the NFL with five 4th quarter comebacks and six game-winning drives.
What stood out to me watching Tannehill this season was his ball placement on deep passes. He routinely maximized what was available on these throws; receiving a 93.4 PFF Grade on 20+ yard throws. Hitting receivers in stride so they did not have to adjust for the pass or slow down to give the pass a chance. Notice the ball placement on these two deep throws. The wideout is able to maintain his position with the defender due to the accuracy of the pass and defender has no chance at interfering with the pass.
Another thing that stood out to me was how little the pass rush affected his accuracy. Given that it was not a free release to the QB, Tannehill routinely stood in the pocket and delivered pinpoint passes while getting drilled by a rusher. In fact, against the blitz he was exceptional. With an 89.8 PFF grade against the blitz he posted 14 TDs and 2 INTs. Notice that most of these passes are also deep throws where he anticipates the coverage and delivers a ball that catches the receiver in stride. 1, 2, 3, 4. Tannehill was not a one trick pony. He had the wheels to complement his consistently accurate arm. He ended the season with 7 rushing touchdowns and was clocked at 20.13 mph on a TD run, which was tied for 2nd behind Lamar Jackson’s (21.01 mph and 21.13 mph) clocked speed. Green Bay witnessed this first hand on a 45 yard TD run.
Some may attempt to discredit Tannehill’s performances by pointing out stats such as total passing yards or that he’s only good in play action passes with Henry executing a fake, but in my opinion, neither of those are good takes. When we talk about passing yards, we have to also keep in mind passing attempts. If we take into account that he was tied for 4th in yards per attempt we can clearly see that he does not “Dink and Dunk”. He throws the ball aggressively down the field with intermediate and deep throws. And with play action, he’s completed over 60% of his passes for 12 TDs and 3 INTs. Without play action, he’s completed over 68% of his pass attempts for 21 TDs and 4 INTs.
I’d say he has truly broken out. Again.

#58 - J.C. Tretter - Center (OC) - Cleveland Browns

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Written By: wrhslax1996
Center is, in my opinion, one of the most often overlooked positions in football. On each team, the Center is instrumental in diagnosing defensive fronts, making blocking assignment calls, and being a force in the run game. If a center is lacking in any of these areas, then that OL as a unit will underperform. J.C. Tretter is a great watch because he's smart and really great in space.
Regarding pass protection, there's not a whole lot to say. Tretter is super solid, provides help whenever and wherever needed, and ensures that no pass rusher is unaccounted for. Tretter always knows where he (and the Guards on either side of him) are and slides to whichever side requires more attention. However, on the off-chance you catch him 1v1, he is more than capable of stonewalling you as seen here against Pittsburgh's Tyson Alualu. Tretter gets hands on and never overextends his upper body when Alualu tries to get around him. Keeping his base square, shoulders parallel to the LOS, and eventually using the DT's momentum against him to force him into a mass of bodies was instrumental in keeping Baker clean throughout most of the season.
The run game (and screen game) is most often where great centers shine. I'll start with this clip during which Tretter sells the fake until he needs to block downfield. He breaks off his man, re-engages a few yards later, and hustles his ass downfield to help create a crucial first down late in the game vs JAX. There's something extremely fun about watching a big man haul ass downfield while keeping pace with the RB. Watch this clip. There's something I find hilarious about him making his initial block, breaking off, going out of frame, only to reappear 3 seconds later still finding guys to block 30 yards downfield. Other defenders were there to make the play, but believe me when I say this hustle never leaves his game. Additionally, Tretter's ability to seal DTs and create insane space for his RBs was one of the most important aspects of Cleveland's 2020 offense. Finally, and I have a lot of clips of this, when he pulls in the run game some poor LB or DB is going to get engulfed by 307 lbs of pure man meat. He moves insanely well in space for a man his size and he's really fun to watch.
As a parting gift, here's a compilation of him just shredding the Eagles last year. The Eagles had one of the best interior defensive lines in the game, but he was still able to consistently pull cleanly and get wins against some nice players. He also succeeded in making the Eagles LB corps look worse than usual. He's extremely talented and I cannot wait to see him and the rest of the Browns OL keep killing it next season.

#57 - Wyatt Teller - Offensive Guard (OG) - Cleveland Browns

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Written By: UnbiasedBrownsFan
In 2020 the Cleveland Browns rode to the playoffs on the backs of five stellar offensive linemen. Of all the linemen the most dominant performance came from Wyatt Teller, who despite playing only 11 games and only now bursting onto the scene was named Second Team AP All-Pro. While Teller was great in pass protection during 2020, allowing only three sacks on the season, he absolutely dominated in run-blocking and was a lynchpin in Kevin Stefanski's new offensive system which made the one-two punch of Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt the backbone of the Cleveland Browns offense.
His impact on the rushing production of the team was absolutely undeniable. In 11 games with Wyatt Teller, the Browns averaged 178.6 yards rushing per game while in the 5 games without Teller, the Browns averaged just 81.8 rushing yards per game. The Cleveland Browns' five worst rushing performances of 2020 all coincided with games that Wyatt Teller did not suit up. But, Teller wasn't the only one putting in work on the run game, combined with Jack Conklin to his right and... what's his name to the left? I'm blanking on this one... Who was it? Oh yeah! It's right up there.

#56 - Leonard Williams - Interior Defensive Line (IDL) - New York Giants

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Written By: midgetpenguin
In today's NFL, there are a lot of amazing defensive linemen who wear the number 99, but we can all agree there is one that stands above the rest. Aaron Donald. BUT LEONARD IS VERY GOOD TOO.
Leonard “Best DT named Williams in New York” Williams had a major coming out party this year, wreaking havoc on opposing offenses. Coming into his 2020 campaign, Williams had only accumulated 17.5 sacks in 5 NFL seasons, struggling to live up to his 6th overall pick selection. With a new change of scenery, Williams had an insane 13 sacks, and has given the Giants exactly what they needed, an elite interior threat.
This Season, Williams statistics we're off the charts, ranking 2nd in sacks, 2nd in QB hits, 4th in QB pressures, and 6th in QB pressures, amongst interior d-linemen, all while only taking 3 penalties. He and his partner in crime Dexter Lawrence we’re the backbone of the Giants newly revitalized defense for the 2020 season, finishing as a top 10 defense for the first time since 2016 (30th last year), thanks hugely in part to Williams' new found heights.
If you’re looking for something to do while we all wait for football to come back, here are some highlights from Leonards breakout season. Look for Williams to take another step forward coming into the 2021 season, as the Giants try to battle a tight division for top spot.

#55 - Justin Simmons - Safety (SAF) - Denver Broncos

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Written By: BlindmanBaldwin
3,212
It’s not Joe Thomas — not even close — but there’s something to that number. Three years without missing a snap. Three years of not getting hurt, of not getting tossed from a game, of not even needing to sit a play out to tie a shoe. Three years of never getting taken off the field due to an inability to play against a particular offense, three years of unbroken stamina.
A lot can be said about Justin Simmons, one of the league’s premiere safeties and perhaps the only blue-chip player on the Denver Broncos over the last few years. His versatility in the defensive backfield, his ability to play the run and the pass. Vic Fangio’s defense asks a lot of his safeties and Simmons delivers. His steady leadership and commitment to the community, being the team’s Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee two years running. It’s easy to see why the Broncos made him the highest paid safety.
But that number — 3,212. It captures everything that is Justin Simmons. A relentless worker, committed to performing regardless of how bleak it gets out there. It is easy to get motivated to contribute to winning football. But to show up week-in and week-out, playing at a high-level for a team that trots out bottom-of-the-league offenses each year is a testament to one’s dedication to their craft. And that dedication is why Justin Simmons is a top player in the league.

#54 - Allen Robinson - Wide Receiver - Chicago Bears

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Written By: Butkus69
In 2020, Allen Robinson was the Bears offense for the majority of the season. He accounted 23.6% of the Bears total yards. This rate was higher than all other WR’s besides Stefon Diggs (24.2%). Robinson also accounted for 34.2% of the Bears net passing yards. This rate was higher than all WR’s besides DeAndre Hopkins (35.9%), and Justin Jefferson (34.9%). As any Bears fan knows, the rushing offense took a major step in week 12, as the ground game started carrying more of the load over the final six games. Until then, Robinson had accounted for 25.1% of the Bears total offense.
Among WR’s with more than 80 targets, Robinson ranked 3rd in targets, 6th in targets per route run (24.8%), and 3rd in drop rate (1%). As we all know, Robinson’s career has been plagued by poor QB play (Hackenberg to Bortles to Trubisky to Foles, please save us Justin Fields). That trend continued in 2020, and one has to wonder what Robinson could do with competent QB play. Among WR’s with 80+ targets, Robinson was the ONLY player to reach 1,000 yards on the season despite over 30% of his targets being contested. In fact, his contested target rate (32.7%) was almost double that of Davante Adams (16.4%). Despite the ridiculous volume that Robinson saw on poor throws and contested targets, he still ranked 13th in yards per target and 8th in receiving yards.
Throw it his way, and odds are he will come down with it. Whether the ball is out of reach. Whether the ball is overthrown. Whether the ball is underthrown. Whether he is being held by the cornerback. Or whether he looks like he will be taken down dead to rights, he has so much determination! This guy is like Stretch Armstrong in shoulder pads. And Ryan Pace, if you are listening, extend A Rob now. Bear Down.

#53 - Laremy Tunsil - Offensive Tackle (OT) - Houston Texans

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Written By: sanswagata
Laremy Tunsil has been worth the trade the Texans made for him, which is astounding because they mortgaged everything on him being an elite LT. His true skill shines in pass protection where he constantly stifles the opponent with great hand usage, an explosive pass set, and his quick processing ability. His run blocking is good as well, but he is not a Terron Armstead/Quenton Nelson type of mauler in the run game. It's more like he constantly does everything asked of him without the massive displacement or pancake type blocks which is still very valuable. Instead of showing off his pretty good run blocking let's look at his elite level pass blocking.
To start I want to provide some context for Tunsil's season. In pass protection he was tasked with the most difficult role out of any of the OTs that I watched. Constantly he was left on an island with an edge rusher and he did not get the benefit of nakeds off wide zone or screen passes which are both much easier assignments for offensive tackles. Instead the Texans slid the protection away from him and left him on an island with premier players like this play against Za'darius Smith. The two areas that jump out on that play are Tunsil's anchor to not give up ground on the bull rush and his ability to quickly move and mirror him as he goes left and right. In another very impressive showing of his anchor he was able to stop Cam Heyward's bull rush. To go with the anchor he has very impressive agility to mirror his assignment during pass sets. In case that wasn't good enough, here is another showing of his lateral agility to mirror pass rushers. This is an elite combo for offensive tackles to possess, because it both stops the power rush (anchor) and the speed rush (mirror) so now to be beaten the pass rusher has to out class his opponent technically. This is a difficult feat for pass rushers, because Tunsil has excellent hand usage and patience to go with his physical ability. He has the patience to wait to punch against guys who want to chop his hands and if they want to swipe him, he uses different levels and independent hands to keep a grip on his assignment. Another quick note on that play is that for my money Zadarius Smith possesses one of the top two or three swipes in the game. Tunsil shut that down like a McDonald's ice cream machine. Here is another high quality hand usage and patience showing. Just look how long he waits through the pass set before he finally punches and latches onto the defender. Lastly for his elite level pass protection is his processing. So he has the technical and physical abilities as shown, but does he have the mental side? Here he shows his mental prowess by gaining depth and waiting for the LG to punch over the DT on a T-E or TEX stunt. Next we have a similar play from him where he once again is tasked with helping the LG on the TEX stunt, but this time he also shows his high level ability as he is picking up Za'darius Smith as the looper. There is not a mask the defense can give that fools him. Plus to go with his ability to process what the defense is doing, he also has shown the awareness to know where his QB is at all times. Which is no small task given their QB last year loved to hold onto the ball and try to make something happen.

#52 - A.J. Brown - Wide Receiver - Tennessee Titans

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Written By: broccolibush42
AJ is one of the most physically dominant receivers in the game. A guy with speed and power that combines to make him one of, if not, the best YAC receiver in the game. AJ has crisp agility that makes his route running sharp. He can play on any part of the field and run any route on the tree. Seriously, his deep ball game is just as good as his short route game. AJ is 6 ft 225 lbs that can run a 4.49 40 yard dash. It's like someone took a prototype Derrick Henry body with a smaller frame and gave it all the receiving stats that Derrick lacks. AJ is built like a brick shithouse, just ask the Ravens defenders on what its like to try and tackle this man. And as if it wasnt hard enough to tackle him, his speed can be more than enough. Just watch this 73 yard TD against the steelers. He catches the ball short of the sticks in the middle of the field and straight up outruns the whole team after making the first defender miss. AJ had a big 2020 that was slowed down in part due to a knee bruise he dealt with all year, and playing in an offense that fed the shit out of Derrick Henry. With a new year and the addition of Julio Jones who is head and shoulders above his old counterpart Corey Davis, I expect AJ to explode onto the scene and insert himself as one of the best receivers in the game.

#51 - Aaron Jones - Running Back (RB) - Green Bay Packers

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Written By: IMissHarambe878
In his 4th year in the league, Pro Bowler Aaron Jones had a breakout season, finishing with the most yards and yards per game, 2nd most rushing touchdowns and tied most yards per attempt. Not only was he good running the ball, but catching the ball for 355 yards and 2 touchdowns off of 47 receptions. That’s better than OBJ in 2020! He only had 4 games where he ran less than 50 yards, 3 of those 4 being over 40 yards. Talk about that for consistency! Check out this game vs the Lions to see how good he can really be!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7OK8TEpOXtM
These numbers don’t just stack up on a personal level, but they add up league wide. Jones finished 4th for rushing yards, 4th in yards per game and tied 9th in touchdowns. His numbers stack up league wide, and show that he is a true Top 10 (borderline Top 5) running back in the league.
He became a massive ground threat in a pass happy team, and was instrumental in getting the attack going. He allowed Rodgers to perform at an MVP level, even with a below average group of wide receivers (besides Adams of course). If the Packers lose Aaron Rodgers this offseason, expect them to lean on Jones even further. Regardless, Jones could very well become a Top 5 running back this season.

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البداية

هناك مقدار من المخاطرة في كل الأفعال التي يؤديه الأنسان. و الاستثمار له مخاطره أيضا. مما يأتي لنا الى موضوع أدارة مخاطر الأستثمار في سوق الفوركس. تعريف المخاطرة هي أمكانية حدوث نتيجة سلبية أثناء أداء فعل معين. مخاطر الفوركس هي عبارة عن خسارة المال المستثمر بسبب صفقات خاسرة أو ضياع المال بسبب أفعال البنك, الوسيط, الوزارة أو السوق. الأكثار من الأرباح في الأستثمار يعتمد على الزيادة من الفائدة و التقليل من التكاليف. عنصر من عناصر التكلفة هي أحتمالية الخسارة مما هذا يسما ب"المخاطرة". في هذه المقالة سأتحدث عن بعض أساسيات المخاطرة في الفوركس و أستراتيجيتان أثنان لكيفية أدارة المخاطر.

العلاقة بين مقدار المخاطرة و مقدار الأرباح

عادة ماتكون أرباح الأستثمار عالية عندما تكون المخاطرة عالية و العكس صحيح. ولكن ليس هذا شيء مضمون. كمثال: الأقراض ل الحكومات الكبيرة و المستقرة تمنح نسبة فائدة أقل من الأقراض ل الشركات. لأنها نوعية الحكومات تكون له نسبة أمكانية ضئيلة بالأفلاس عندما تقارنه بنسبة أمكانية أفلاس الشركات.

كيف تقييم المخاطر

تستطيع تقييم مخاطرة من خلال النظر في تاريخ الأفعال و نتائجه. كمثال: يستخدم الأنحراف المعياري عند تحليل الرسوم البيانية للأدوات المالية لتقييم المخاطر. القيام بفعل الأنحراف المعياري الى أكتشاف مقياس تقلب في أدات مالية بمقارنة بمتوسط التاريخي لسعر الأدات المالية. عندما يكون مقدار القياس عالي. يشير ذالك ألى أن مستوى المخاطرة عالية و أذ كانت مقدار القياس منخفض فتكون مستوى المخاطرة منخفضة.

أستراجية التنويع في الأستثمارات

أستراتيجيات ل التقليل من نسبة المخاطرة تشمل: التنويع و التحوط في الأستثمارات. التنويع في الأستثمار عبارة عن وضع المال في العديد من الأدوات المالية في العديد من الصناعات و كل أدات مالية تملك درجات مختلفة من المخاطرة و الربح. لا تمنع التنوع في الأستثمار كل مخاطرة خسارة المال ولكنه سيضمن أقل أمكانية ل الأفلاس أثناء طريق الوصول الى الأهداف طويلة المدى. عند تكوين ملف أستثمار. تذكر أنك ستحتاج الى مراجعة الملف بشكل روتيني مثل كل ستة أو أثناعشر شهر لكي تتأكد من أن مستوى المخاطرة الكلي لم يتغيير كثير و يكون مقبول لمستوى المخاطرة و الأهداف المالية المخططة من قبل المستثمر.
كمثال كتنويع صحيح ل أستثمار هو: شراء أدوات مالية مختلفة مثل الأسهم, أزواج العملات, نقد و السندات. يجب التنوع في مجموعة أدوات المالية المستثمرة مواصفات مختلفة ك: القيمة السوقية, الصناعة, المنطقة و القطاع. بالأضافة الى مستوى النمو, الدخل و القيمة. يشجع الأستثمار في ملف أستثمار به مزيج من مستويات المخاطرة. لأنه عند وجود مستويات مخاطرة و ربح مختلفة يساعد على زيادة فرص الربح و الحد من الخسائر.

استراتيجية التحوط في الاستثمارات

التحوط في الأستثمار هو عبارة عن طريقة ل القليل من مخاطر الخسارة بسبب التقلبات الحادة ل ألأسعار من خلال أتخاذ موقف معاكس أو مقاصة في أدات مالية مماثلة. التحوط في الأستثمار يؤثر على مقايضة الربح و الخسارة. فالتحوط يقلل من المخاطرة و الخسائر المحتملة. و في نفس الوقت فهو يقلل من فرص و مقادير الربح المحتملة. التحوط يشابه التأمين. لانه التأمين هو عبارة عن دفع مبلغ رسوم رمزية بلمقابل تقليل تكلفة الخسارة. مثل عند حدوث حادث سيارة. قد يجب على المؤمن عليه دفع مقدار ثابت و ضئيل من المال في فترات ثابتة ولكن سيضمن المؤمن عليه التخفيف أو منع الخسائر الفادحة.
كمثال عملي لممارسة التحوط من خلال أستخدام أدوات مالية تسمى بالمشتقات. المشتقات هي أدوات مالية تتغيير في السعر بالاقتران مع أصول معينة. المشتقاقة ممكن أن تكون: مقايضات, عقود الأجلة, عقود الأمام و الخيارات. و الأصول المعينة ممكن أن تكون عبارة عن السلع, المؤشرات, نسب الفائدة, السندات ة الأسهم. مثال على التحوط هو: أفترض أن أحمد أشترى 100 سهم في شركة أنتاج غذاء بسعر 20 دولار لكل سهم. قد يرغب أحمد في التقليل من المخاطر المرتبطة بعملية الشراء هذه من خلال التحوط بالأسهم من خلال شراء خيار يسمح بأمكانية بيع السهم ب 15 دولار في أي وقت صالحة قبل تاريخ الأنتهاء. فنفترض أن سعر كل خيار يساوي 0.25$ و المجموع 25 دولار لكامل الأسهم. أذا زاد ثمن الأسهم من 20 الى 30 دولار قبل تاريخ أنتهاء الخيارات فلن يحتاج أحمد الى أستخدام خياراته و سيكون قد خسر الرسوم التي دفعه لكل الخيارات. ولكن مع هذه الخسار الرمزية يكون قد جنى 2975 دولار كربح صافي. من ناحية أخرى أذ أنخفض سعر السهم من 20 الى 10 دولار. فيستطيع في تلك الحالة الأستفادة من الخيارات و تقليل مقدار الخسارة من ناقص 1000 دولار الى ناقص 525 دولار.

النهاية

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Tl;dr: keep F5ing, monitor injuries carefully, and know that opportunity wins fantasy seasons, not actual football talent
The purpose of this exercise was to determine the impact that waiver wire running backs can have even in the latest stages of the fantasy season. For most, the result is going to be quantifying the obvious: late-season opportunities can turn JAGs into top-20 fantasy running backs overnight. However, I wanted to quantify just how often this happens, and to stress to everyone just how many potential starting RBs remain on the wire.
To evaluate this, I decided to go back to 2015 to see how many "outliers" existed. I do not have a specific definition of "outlier" - initially, I wanted to look at top 20 RBs in the fantasy playoffs that were outside the top 30 on the season overall. However, as I started looking into it, I took a "you'll know it when you see it" approach to the numbers.
As far as time periods go, I divided player rankings into "Playoff Rankings" and "Rest of Season Rankings." For the 2015-2020 seasons, I used rankings from weeks 15-16 cumulative as the "Playoff Rankings," and weeks 1-14 cumulative as the "Rest of Season Rankings." For the 2021 season, I modified to weeks 16-17, and weeks 1-15, respectively. Years are input to reflect a change in season.
The number shown is the rank amongst running backs only in standard scoring, not all positions.
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Year	Player Name	Playoff Ranking	Rest of Season Ranking
2015	Tim Hightower	3	91
	Jerick McKinnon	5	89
	Mike Gilislee	6	100
	Rashaad Jennings	9	41
	Joique Bell	13	59
	Bilal Powell	15	51
	James White	16	61
	Donald Brown	18	114
	Travaris Cadet	26	123
2016	Ty Montgomery	7	48
	Deandre Washington	11	67
	Robert Turbin	12	53
	Zach Zenner	15	68
	Derrick Henry (LOL)	17	47
	Tim Hightower	18	39
	Chris Ivory	21	39
2017	Dion Lewis	4	29
	Gio Bernard	9	46
	Bilal Powell	10	38
	Kenyan Drake	15	43
	TJ Yeldon	20	71
	Kapri Bibbs	24	Did not play
2018	Damien Williams	3	82
	Jamaal Williams	6	60
	Elijah McGuire	10	74
	Jaylen Samuels	11	75
	Gus Edwards	13	58
	Kalen Ballage	19	117
	CJ Anderson	20	86
	Darren Sproles	23	83
2019	Kenyan Drake	1	41
	Devonta Freeman	11	32
	Adrian Peterson	12	34
	Rex Burkhead	14	61
	Jordan Wilkins	17	78
	Mike Boone	21	118
	Myles Gaskin	24	108
	Deandre Washington	25	51
2020	David Johnson	3	32
	Jeff Wilson	4	46
	Gio Bernard	7	44
	JD McKissic	10	43
	Leonard Fournette	11	50
	Myles Gaskin	12	37
	Tony Pollard	15	50
	Samaje Perine	16	85
	AJ Dillon	17	104
	Salvon Ahmed	22	81
2021	Rashaad Penny	1	64
	Devin Singletary	4	29
	Sony Michel	6	38
	Rex Burkhead	7	67
	Justin Jackson	9	81
	Boston Scott	11	55
	D'Onta Foreman	14	60
	Dare Ogunbowale	16	123
	Rhamondre Stevenson	19	44
	Jaret Patterson	23	87

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Results:
On average, 7 of the top 20 fantasy running backs (35%) per season in the final two playoff weeks are "outliers" that were not top fantasy options throughout the season.
Obviously, this analysis is not perfect - it does not account for potential returns from injury (see: Rashaad Penny) or trades (Kenyan Drake). However, I encourage people to look through the list, and notice just how many players had league-winning weeks in the playoffs that were readily available for much of the season.
I'm stating the obvious here - but there are league winners sitting on your wire right now. Don't miss out on them!
EDIT: just wanted to add that there are other good ways to analyze this and attack it from other angles, including extending the “Playoff” period to three weeks and determining the number of top 20 running backs from weeks 1-14 that have “outlier” playoffs and don’t produce expected numbers (say, top 40).
EDIT 2: it’s critical to remember at this point in the session that talent does not matter. There are a ton of players on this list that never sniffed NFL success after. It is all about opportunity - and the lack of literally anyone else in the running back room.

Welcome to week 11 of the official NFL Power Rankings! The Rams haven't won in a month, and the Broncos can't beat Josh McDaniels, but at least they don't have first round picks to get their future hopes up. Are the Lions good? Are the Giants bad again? Are the Packers R-E-L-A-X-E-D? Where were u wen Zach Wilson was kil? Discuss! 28/32 reporting

#		Team	Δ	Record	Comment
1.		Chiefs	--	8-2	That was an MVP moment for Patrick Mahomes. Without his top three wide receivers for most of this game, Mahomes delivered (along with Travis Kelce). In terms of quality of his play, this has probably been Patrick Mahomes' best year of his career. Mahomes' pocket presence, which was a sore spot for him last year, has been great all year with him operating from the pocket well. Mentally, Mahomes is as advanced as he has ever been. He has also thrown much more tight window throws this year compared to years last, and yet his aDOT is actually much higher this year than last year. He is truly playing at an otherworldly level. Shoutout to the defense in this game, also, for holding the Chargers to 7 points in the second half. Chris Jones has been an absolute menace this year and deserves a couple votes for Defensive Player of the Year.
2.		Eagles	--	9-1
3.		Bills	+1	7-3	THE LAKE ERIE DOMINANCE TOUR HAS BEGUN. Well, if you count the Bills beating themselves, it’s just continuing. This team needed a win, and they got it done, even after getting buried under a Josh Allen of snow, losing all but one full practice, and having to flee to Detroit. In fact, the team even looked pretty good doing it —as long as you ignore the first half. The Bills have struggled, but it feels like they’ve found their footing a bit again. Now it’s a quick turn around, and right back to D town for their 3rd Thanksgiving game in 4 years. They’ve done quite well in their past two turkey day showings, this will be a good chance to stack another win against a surging Lions team.
4.		Cowboys	+3	7-3	Its always fun to talk about the guy with 189 yards and 2 TDs, or the five guys who sacked Cousins, but this week, special teams gets the spotlight. How about the Maheratti? Brett maher made two 50+ yarders, and one from 60. Not only did he make it from 60, he had to wait for the previous play to be reviewed and then try again, and the second kick was better than the first. He extended his own record for most 60+ field goals in history, and is just having a career year.
5.		Dolphins	--	7-3	Fun bye week watching our rival Jets lose a heartbreaker and their dysfunction at the QB position. Not so fun watching the Chargers lose a heartbreaker as a win over the Chiefs would've put us in 1st place in the AFC Conference. On Sunday we have our biggest trap game of the season playing the 1 win Houston Texans. It's a game we can't afford to lose considering the brutal 6 games that follow: @49ers, @Chargers, @Bills, vs Packers, @Patriots, and vs Jets. Going 4-3 over our next 7 games would be a massive win.
6.		Ravens	--	7-3	The Ravens have led by 10+ at some point of every single game they have played this season, and would probably be 9-1 with the defense and run game we are currently fielding. Maybe Ravens fans are just gaslit by bad receiver play and drafting, but how is it that Duvernay is almost never getting involved??? Anyway time to get revenge for the OTHER expansion team that could've gone to Baltimore next week...
7.		Vikings	-4	8-2	In the aaaarms of the a-a-angelllll... Hi, I'm Sarah McLachlan. Fly awaaaaay from heeeere... Every week for the past decade, innocent quarterbacks in Minnesota are abused, beaten and crying out for help. For just sixty cents a day, you can help rescue quarterbacks from their abusers. Call now and be an angel to help the Vikings to afford an NFL-caliber right guard, a center who can do more than just run block or a swing tackle who doesn't single handedly lose games. May you fiiiiiind some comfort here...
8.		49ers	+1	6-4	The 49ers gave the Mexico City fans (estimated 82% 49ers fans per Vividseats) what they came to see on Monday night. Jimmy G threw for 4 td passes, 2 to Kittle and 2 to Aiyuk, as the 49ers steamrolled the reeling Cardinals. The defense held their opponents scoreless in the second half for the third straight game and both teams had reserves playing in the 4th. The 49ers now are in a tie for first in the division with the Seahawks, and head back home for a home game against the Saints.
9.		Titans	+1	7-3	The Titans had their best offensive performance of the year scoring their first 4th quarter TD of the year, eclipsing 400 yards for the first time in 2022 and putting up a season high 27 points. The defense was hit again with the injury bug but did enough to keep the Packers offense limited for a win.
10.		Bengals	+3	6-4	"The Bengals have occasionally won in Pittsburgh, but not like Sunday. Two long, historic drives -- during which Burrow went 11 for 11 for 159 yards and two TDs -- slammed the door on the Steelers and opened new possibilities." -Jay Morrison the Athletic
11.		Seahawks	+1	6-4	Another Broncos L means the Seahawks win their bye week, as the 2023 pick Denver traded Seattle is now a top 5 selection. Let's ride.
12		Giants	-4	7-3	They say all good things must come to an end... Any illusion of grandeur the Giants or their fans may have had was put to rest on Sunday, as not only did the team suffer a critical loss at home, but they lost even more players to injury on their godforsaken field... wait, did anyone ever say that all bad things must come to an end too? Because everyone and their mother is waiting for our billionaire owner to replace this damnable turf field with some grass. Now that that's over, specific game notes... uhh... our coaching staff is idiotic for putting our best corner on punt return duties and it bit them in the behind on Sunday. Yeah, that' s all I got. Gonna try and forget this one on a short week before Big Blue takes on Dallas for the Golden Turducken. Have a happy Thanksgiving, y'all!
13		Buccaneers	+1	5-5	With the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the bye week seems to be a turning point for Brady. In fact, in regular season games following the bye, Brady has been a cool 11-2 in remaining games for the season. After the Buccaneers unexpectedly poor 5-5 start to the season, the team will need that magic to continue. The Buccaneers' remaining opponents have a 30-38 record, with only the Bengals and 49ers spotting winning records. It's a relatively easy schedule to close out the regular season that only Byron Leftwich could squander.
14		Patriots	+1	6-4	Once upon a time there was the “Butt Fumble”. Then it was Sam Darnold “Seeing Ghosts”. Now we have the “No” accountability game. It has become a time honored tradition. When the last ray of hope dies for a potential Jets franchise QB, the Patriots always seem to be there casting a shadow. I give thanks for the football gods and their generosity. The Pats O-line may be a mess. Our offensive scheme may be neolithic. Our own franchise QB may have the pocket awareness of a squirrel in the middle of a country road, but in a game so ugly it became beautiful, the Patriots took a Jets team with playoff dreams, dragged them down into The Swamp of Sadness and left them behind like Artax, while Marcus Jones did his best Falcor impression to keep hope alive. If nothing else, we have a new legend to tell. It will transcend the outcomes of this single season.
15		Jets	-4	6-4	Does Zach Wilson suck? It sure does seem like it. Sunday’s game in Foxboro included the worst quarterbacking play you will ever see. Wilson could not hit routine screen passes. He was held to a completion percentage of 40.9%, 3.5 YPA, and took 4 sacks. Don’t be fooled by zero turnovers either, he had a couple passes that hit defenders in the hands. All that said, he’s coming out of stretch against some of the toughest pass defenses in the league. The past four games were against Denver (4th pass defense DVOA), New England x2 (1st), and Buffalo (7th). Next week the Jets play Chicago, who is 31st in pass defense dvoa. If Wilson can’t improve next week, he probably needs to be benched. This is a playoff team if they get even slightly below average QB play instead of the worst in the league.
16		Chargers	--	5-5	Considering the circumstance, loss might be more impressive than any win the Chargers have had all season, though that might be more of a statement on their wins. Due to a slew of injuries to defensive tackle, the Chargers defensive line consisted of Khalil Mack and the members of Maroon 5. On the other side of the ball the much-ballyhooed return of Allen and Williams lasted all of 6 snaps before Mike Williams reaggravated his ankle and was replaced by a door-to-door salesman. Still though their offense put up 27 points and it took some insane heroics by Mahomes to will them to 30. The story of the loss though was 1) key lapses in critical moments (especially on defense), 2) mind-bogglingly conservative in-game decisions and 3) the Chiefs having trump cards in Mahomes and Kelce.
17		Commanders	--	6-5	Washington took care of business and handily beat a team they were supposed to. That isn’t normal for Washington. Right now this feels like sustained competent football and not a fluky month. Since falling to 1-4, this team has turned around and won 5 of their last 6 and when you also consider that two of their losses came in very close games against Tennessee (8-3) and Minnesota (8-2) you can argue that they are playing pretty damn well. Going back to September, nobody would have imagined that The Commanders of all teams would be in the hunt in November. Next week is huge, as they have a chance to essentially knock Atlanta, whose hot on their heels out of contention in the wildcard race.
18		Falcons	+4	5-6	For the first time in his career, Fields was blitzed on less than 10% of plays. On Sunday, he was blitzed once, and at a spritely 73, Dean Pees laid the blueprint on how to contain him. Fields still rushed for 85 yards, his lowest in three weeks, but it could have been much worse. Fortunately, Mariota had confidence for at least some of the game before going sadboi. In important news, for the first time since Eric Weems took the lead against the Packers in the 2010 divisional round, the Falcons returned a kickoff. As of Sunday against his former Bears, Cordarrelle Patterson now holds the NFL record with nine career return TDs. His last return was in 2020, playing for Chicago, against his former-former-former-former Vikings squad. Don't worry Flash, you're home now and half a game back.
19		Lions	+5	4-6	What a difference a three-game win streak makes! Last time that happened for the Lions? Nov 2017, over GB, CLE, and CHI (two of the same three victimized during this run as well). Next up: Buffalo Bills, who got a chance to get accustomed to the stadium by virtue of their home game being shifted to Ford Field this week. Special callout for RB Jamaal Williams, who leads the league with 12 rushing TDs (and could have gotten his 4th of the day if the team hadn't given the ball to Swift instead to cap off their final scoring drive.) Complete Turnaround: Alim McNeil, Aidan Hutchinson, and Kerby Joseph all added to their highlight reels as they held their second opponent in three games under 20 points. The defensive unit, for as much they allowed the Bears to score early and often in Week 10, got several good stops late in that game to finish off that victory as well, allowing just one score in Chicago's final five drives and getting one of their own via a rare Lions D pick-six.
20		Packers	--	4-7	Thursday Night was the Last Call for the Packers. They needed a win to keep any realistic semblance of playoff hopes alive and they failed. Maybe they can run the table a la 2016 but even then 10-7 might not be good enough. The defense let Ryan Tannehill torch up Lambeau and the Titans DL just demolished our OL. At least Christian Watson is looking good!
21		Cardinals	-3	4-7	¡Keim necesita ser despedido! ¡Kliff necesita ser despedido! ¡Murray necesita dejar de jugar videojuegos! ¡Keim necesita ser despedido, por favor!
22		Browns	-1	3-7	When it comes down to it, we were defeated by Tyler Bass. The Browns have one more week of flying under the radar and then Watson starts. Ugg.
23		Saints	+5	4-7	2 quarters of this game made it look like another disatrous week for the 2022 Saints, as the Rams lined up to be the next to regain their confidence. But an explosion in the 3rd made all the difference. Chris Olave continues to produce and provide hope, and Taysom Hill and Alvin Kamara got rolling. It's not rocket science to figure out these three can carry this team and should be prioritized, so hopefully after 11 weeks Dennis Allen has reached the same conclusion.
24		Colts	+1	4-6-1	The more things change, the more they stay the same. I refused to accept this at first. I was sitting back on my couch staring blankly. An opening drive touchdown? What an unexpected turn of events, against the Eagles, no less. How was it so? I turned to my father, drifting away in our recliner with a beer to his side, and asked him. He shrugged and said, ""Saturday is the real deal."" I nodded my head. It was the only possible explanation. So many times have the Colts struggled to find their footing in a game, so many times have they trailed their opponents until opportunity knocks in the fourth quarter. This was different. We all saw the score: up by ten with fifteen minutes remaining. A war was going on. Every Philadelphian charge would be smothered with a blitz, and every one of their strikes would be shelled with an onslaught of savage cornerback play. But the stakes were high. Three minutes ticking. Colts up by six. Philadelphia ball inside Indy's twenty-yard line. I glanced at my father; a shared link of fear. We could both hear the game clock counting down in our heads. The football was like a nuclear bomb. If it hit the endzone, it would destroy our season. 3rd and goal. The secondary squeezes into position. Jalen Hurts snaps the ball. With no hesitation, he blasts forward. Our linebackers are too far away to make a tackle. Touchdown. Colts lose.
25		Bears	-2	3-8	Another game, another late game loss. This time around, Fields was hampered by an injury and some truly questionable playcalling. But hey, the Bears would pick third if the season ended today. Can the season end today? The short-term results are ugly, but the long term is, like snow on the beach, weirdly fucking beautiful. The immediate concern is Justin Fields' injury, which on Monday was reported to be a dislocated shoulder, which was then contradicted by other sources. If the injury is anything serious, the Bears' will have to balance Fields' long-term health with the importance of continuing to build rapport with his fellow offensive players.
26		Rams	-6	3-7	The Rams actually looked decent before losing Stafford and their 3rd string LT to injury, lending credence to the “beaten-up, not bad” rationale for struggles this season. That doesn’t mean critiques about playcalling and defensive schemes aren’t valid, but losing 8 offensive linemen, your QB, and one of the best WR’s in the league is tough to overcome.
27		Jaguars	--	3-7	🎶No Jaguars, no cry / No Jaguars, no cry / Everything's gonna be all right / Everything's gonna be all right
28		Steelers	-2	3-7	Apparently they Bengals white uniforms have magic powers. It appears that those uniforms make Tee Higgins invisible to Steelers DBs until he catches the ball.
29		Raiders	+2	3-7	This might be the worst Raiders team of the last 10 years or so, but at least we aren't as bad as the Broncos. I can hold my head high this week knowing that for the third straight year the Raiders have swept the worst team in the AFCW. I expect the only other game the Raiders win this year will be against the Patriots as a pseudo revenge game for McDaniels. I am prepared to watch us lose by 2-3 scores against the Seahawks this week.
30		Broncos	-1	3-7	As a crewmate aboard the SMS Broncos Country I’d become accustomed to choppy seas. The rough water dulls the senses over time, same as it erodes rock. Captain Hackett, coward that he is, lets First Mate Evero manage the crew during foul weather while he hides in his cabin. Today, though, the sea would be calm were it not for the black flag growing closer from the south. “Ready cannons!” Yelled helmsman Wilson. Gunners ran the powder and munitions up onto deck. “Whose sails are those?” A muffled voice asked from inside the captain’s quarters. Watchman Kubiak lowered the spyglass from his eye and shouted from the crow’s nest: “Traitor Pirate McDaniels approaches, ready the pitch!” The crew exchanged glances. Pitch meant one thing – we weren’t going to flee, we were going to try to burn them down! “Prepare to be boarded!” Our initial salvo had failed to deter the scoundrel raiders who hunted us. An unwashed man, his face painted with black eyeliner, swung onto deck and struck me hard with the back of his blade. His expression was empty, as if he’d long ago felt the last pleasure of battle and drew blood now only to serve his crew. Dazed, I braced against the stern rail. My wandering hand found a torch, hot with pitch-fed flame. I swung unsteadily toward my foe. The sounds of my crewmates sloppily felled by pirate blades was a maddening din in my ears. My torch was easily batted aside, and in an instant the cur had buried his blade in my side. The torched wreckage of the SMS Broncos Country, that which hadn’t sank yet, that is, played coffin for my half-bled crewmates. The traitor McDaniels, having served with us before turning pirate, knew all too well how to exploit the weaknesses in our vessel; no doubt he sabotaged the ship himself in some ways those few years ago. The putrid stench of burning pitch and blood clashed with the taste of salt water was my arms lost purchase on the driftwood that had kept me afloat. As I sank, the sunlight fading from the surface of the uncaring ocean, my last thought was of the weak voice behind the cabin door and the captain who couldn’t lead his crew.
31		Panthers	-1	3-8	Have you ever dreamed you were running from your certain demise? Your legs are churning, you’re sweating, your body is fighting to push ahead of the monster lurking behind you, snapping at your heels. Yet, try as you might, you feel as if you’re moving through quicksand. That’s what this Panthers season is like. No matter who we face, no matter what who we start at QB, no matter what gadgets we try or pieces we move, we’re always stuck in molasses while teams outpace us. Lamar Jackson decided to have his yearly immune system failure on Friday, shit out his guts, then beat us anyways. Because it doesn’t matter - the Doom finds us either way. Next week the Sword of Damocles that will snatch our heads from our necks will be a stale, discontinued Subway sandwich swung by Russ. And the end of the story will be the same.
32		Texans	--	1-8-1	While this season has been bleak, at least Texans fans can be thankful for some things. Jack Easterby is gone, which is nice. Deshaun Watson is gone, which is at least a moral burden that someone else has to carry now. We can be thankful for the week of cold rain that is keeping our region out of drought status. We can also be grateful that the team has at least won one game, so that the threat of a winless season isn't on the table. It's rough to support a team that only has silver linings. As the Counting Crows once said, "it's all a lot of oysters but no pearls". And while it'll certainly be a Long December for Texans fans, at least we know plenty of tasty ways to eat an oyster in Houston.

What's up everyone, if you are unfamiliar with this post or new to the subreddit, one of the things we love to take a look at each week here are the NFL betting lines that follow along with the betting strategies that Stanford Wong outlined for us regarding NFL Teasers. YES if you look below they don’t follow along exactly with how he set it out for us but I have done extensive research into the historical data and outlined the reasoning for how we do it here.
If you are unfamiliar with Wong Teasers in general you can read the week 1 post from u/blackjack_counter who has since deleted his Reddit.
Or this Wong Teaser Basics Article I wrote over the summer.

6 Point Teasers

Our methodology for playing 6-point teasers is similar to Blackjack expert Stanford Wong's strategy:

• Tease the underdog when the line is +1½, +2, +2½, or +3
  
• Tease the favorite when the line is -7½, -8, -8½, or -9.
  

NOTE: The original Wong Criteria do not include +3 or -9 but this is how the post was done previously so we will continue to use them. Over the past 3 years it has only made a difference of about 1.5% to include those.
It is not recommended to tease game totals.
The reasoning behind this methodology is that games are frequently decided by a final margin of 3, 6, or 7. So we play teasers in such a manner that we gain these numbers in the teaser movement.
In the week 1 post, u/blackjack_counter did a mathematical dive into whether we should be playing games at exactly +3, whether home teams are more reliable than road teams, and whether the total of the game matters.

Sweetheart Teasers

10-point teasers are often called "sweetheart" teasers. Over the past three years, underdogs of +1½, +2, +2½ were 139-21 (86.88%).
After looking at a small sample size in 2017-2020, I've decided to track 10-point teasers according to the following methodology:

• For 10-point teasers, tease the underdog when the line is +1½, +2, or +2½;
  
• Take the favorite at -10 or -10.5
  
• Do not take sweetheart teasers at +3;
  

Reasoning: Over the past 3 years, favorites from -10 to -10.5 in a 10 point teaser have a record of 41-4 (91.1%) which is more than enough value to justify adding them to this.

Week 12 Recap Week 13 Preview

These are my opinions
Welcome back to the weekly Wong Teaser Preview article! In this article, we will take a look at the historical trends and current lines that meet the criteria of the famous blackjack bettor Stanford Wong. If you are unfamiliar with Wong Teasers be sure to check out our Wong Teaser Basics article.
Wong teasers are ALL the way back! Another 100% week! Even against the early spreads.
We have a smaller sample this week so hopefully another great week! So far I have bet the Giants +2 so I will probably have them in my Teasers as well despite their lack luster teaser record.
The only line that makes me nervous is the Bengals +2 just because they are playing the Chiefs. The Chiefs are always liable to run up a score randomly with their offense but they also have been playing some close games recently. I also think that it’s a revenge spot from the AFC Championship game so be weary of that angle as well.

Week 12 Results

*As of 09/13/21, the closing spread has been standardized to the s3.sportsdatabase.com SDQL query for each teaser record to maintain consistency.

Friday Spread	6 Pt	10Pt
Titans +2	WIN	WIN
Bills -10		WIN
Patriots +2.5	WIN	WIN
Steelers +2.5	WIN	WIN
49ers -9	WIN

Closing Spread	6 Pt	10Pt
Cowboys -10		WIN
Patriots +2.5	WIN	WIN
Steelers +2.5	WIN	WIN
49ers -9	WIN
Cardinals +2.5	WIN	WIN
Jaguars +3	WIN
Jets -7.5	WIN

Friday Record: 5-0 Closing Record: 6-0

Week 13 Lines

For the purposes of tracking the results and staying consistent, I will continue to use Bovada's OPENING line. Please note that the results posted next week may differ from what is below due to line movement
This will show the total and the Record of that team as a 6pt teaser in the current situation this week. So if they’re an underdog, their record below will be their record as an underdog. The total is only on this chart so you can reference it.
As of Wednesday morning, the unofficial list of Wong teasers this week are:

Friday Spread	Total	6pt Teaser Record since 2018	10pt
Jets +3	44.5	9-1
Giants +2	40	7-7	2-3
Bengals +2	53	9-3	6-0
Cowboys -10.5	44		1-0

Sunday Spread	Total	6pt Teaser Record since 2018	10pt
Jets +3	44.5	9-1
Giants +2.5	40	7-7	2-3
Bengals +2.5	53	9-3	6-0
Cowboys -10.5	44		1-0
Browns -8	46.5
Chargers +2.5	49.5

So how do I bet these? Typically, I will form 2-3 teasers taking in information from trusted sources and my own personal handicapping. Taking a look at their teaser records, line movements, etc. If you want less variance stick to 2 teamers. Yeah they dont have the nice + next to them but over the long run you will see more success.

Historical Wong Teaser Records

*As of 09/13/21, the historical data has been standardized to the s3.sportsdatabase.com SDQL query for each teaser record. This yearly data report is run through that year’s regular season. This data excludes pushes. EX: Year 2018 data is collected from Week 1 to Week 17. 2021 season will be 18 weeks.
6 Point

Year	Spread	Record	Win %
2018	+1½ thru +3	59-18	76.62%
2019	+1½ thru +3	52-18	74.29%
2020	+1½ thru +3	60-16	78.95%
2021	+1½ thru +3	67-17	79.76%
2018	-7½ thru -9	18-3	85.71%
2019	-7½ thru -9	13-4	76.47%
2020	-7½ thru -9	25-3	89.29%
2021	-7½ thru -9	24-5	82.76%

10 Point

Year	Spread	Record	Win %
2018	+1½ thru +2½	35-3	92.1%
2019	+1½ thru +2½	35-5	87.5%
2020	+1½ thru +2½	34-6	85%
2021	+1½ thru +2½	36-3	92.3%
2018	-10 thru -10 ½	10-1	90.91%
2019	-10 thru -10 ½	10-3	76.92%
2020	-10 thru -10 ½	8-0	100%
2021	-10 thru -10 ½	13-0	100%

Assuming a -120 payout for 2-team teasers, we must demonstrate better than 73.9% probability on each leg to show we have breakeven-or-better EV. For a -130 payout on 3-team sweethearts, that threshold is 82.7%. These are specifically for my book so yours may differ.

Teams	Odds	Implied Odds per Leg	Threshold
2	-120	-282	73.8%
3	+150	-280	73.7%
4	+235	-283	73.9%
5	+350	-285	74%
6	+550	-273	73.2%

Overall Weekly Records for 6pt teasers over the last 4 years (Week 18 is only 2021)

Week	Record	Win %
1	22-4	84.62%
2	17-3	85%
3	26-2	92.86%
4	16-6	72.73%
5	19-4	82.61%
6	17-8	73.08%
7	15-6	68%
8	12-1	92.3%
9	17-3	85%
10	16-4	80%
11	14-8	63.64%
12	22-3	88%
13	17-4	80.95%
14	22-9	70.97%
15	18-4	81.82%
16	23-4	85.19%
17	9-7	56.25%
18	2-0	100%

This shows that, historically, week 3 and 8 are the best weeks to bet these teasers for some reason.

2022 Results

Teaser	Spread	Record	Win %
6 pt	+1 ½ thru +3	37-13	74%
6 pt	-7 ½ thru -9	7-4	63.64%
10 pt	+1 ½ thru +2 ½	31-6	83.78%
10 pt	-10 thru -10 ½	6-1	85.71%

Week	Record	Win %
1	1-4	20%
2	2-2	50%
3	5-1	83.33%
4	3-3	50%
5	2-1	66.67%
6	6-1	85.71%
7	2-2	50%
8	5-1	83.33%
9	5-1	83.33%
10	5-0	100%
11	6-1	85.71%
12	6-0	100%

Original Criteria Results

3 years ago when this post started we have included +3 and -9 in the criteria. The Chart below is the results if you only played the original criteria outlined by Wong. Personally my guess as to what we will see here is the amount of games that meet the criteria will go down quite a bit and will result in a 1-2% win increase in the long run. But I could be completely wrong we will see!

Teaser	Spread	Record	Win %
6 pt	+1 ½ thru +2.5	26-10	72.33%
6 pt	-7 ½ thru -8.5	5-3	57.14%
10 pt	+1 ½ thru +2 ½	28-6	82.35%

Regarding game totals < 49

The games with a total of 49 or less got brought up originally by u/blackjack_counter. In his week 1 post, he put:

Do totals matter? Another word of advice that some Wong bettors give is to only play games with low totals. The idea certainly makes sense: points are harder to come by in a low-scoring game, so the 6-point tease is worth more. But what does the data say about this in the last three years?

From 2018-2021, here are the statistics including playoffs:

Bet	Record	Win %
Underdogs +1½, +2, +2½, +3	234-65	78.26%
Total 49 or under (dog +1½ thru +3)	177-50	77.97%
Total 42 or under (dog +1½ thru +3)	36-13	73.47%

Bet	Record	Win %
Favorites -7½, -8, -8½, -9	76-15	83.52%
Total 49 or under (fav -7½ thru -9)	60-11	84.5%
Total 42 or under (fav -7½ thru -9)	12-1	92.3%

If you wanted to look at only home favorites (Wong's original criteria is home favorites):

Bet	Record	Win %
Favorites -7½, -8, -8½, -9	53-12	81.25%
Total 49 or under (fav -7½ thru -9)	43-9	82.7%
Total 42 or under (fav -7½ thru -9)	9-1	90%

Although, u/blackjack_counter proved in his week 1 post that only betting home favorites for Wong teasers proved not to be necessarily a great bet.
Here is the results for 2022:

Bet	Record	Win %
Underdogs +1½, +2, +2½, +3	37-13	74%
Total 49 or under (dog +1½ thru +3)	33-10	76.74 %
Total 42 or under (dog +1½ thru +3)	14-3	82.35%

Bet	Record	Win %
Favorites -7½, -8, -8½, -9	7-4	63.64%
Total 49 or under (fav -7½ thru -9)	6-4	66.66%
Total 42 or under (fav -7½ thru -9)	2-2	50%

If there is anything else you would like to see in this post this coming season please comment below!
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