Week 6 Starters: QB
TacoBot's top five projected QB starters: Josh Allen, Brock Purdy, Matthew Stafford, Drake Maye, Jordan Love.
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TacoBot's top five projected QB starters: Josh Allen, Brock Purdy, Matthew Stafford, Drake Maye, Jordan Love.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected RB starters: Bijan Robinson, Christian McCaffrey, Derrick Henry, Jonathan Taylor, Kyren Williams.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected WR starters: Puka Nacua, Drake London, George Pickens, Mike Evans, Christian Watson.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected TE starters: Brock Bowers, Trey McBride, George Kittle, Travis Kelce, Tucker Kraft.
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Read weekly editionDaniel Jones left the biggest gap between opportunity and scoring in Week 5. Jaylen Warren beat his opportunity value by the most.
Read weekly editionDavante Adams scored 2 times after teammates moved the ball inside the five in Week 5.
Read weekly editionJaylen Warren's 80-yard gain sets the distance mark. Drake Maye tops the Week 5 Big Play PPR production report.
Read weekly editionTrey McBride led Week 5 with 11.1 garbage-time PPR points. See who added the most late production and who relied on it most.
Read weekly editionJahmyr Gibbs leads the Week 5 edition.
Read weekly editionMark Andrews leads the Week 5 edition.
Read weekly editionNew England Patriots spread the ball across 9 players. Explore Week 5's receiving roles by target volume and depth, with each team's chaos score in view.
Read weekly editionDenzel Boston leads the Week 5 edition.
Read weekly editionRashod Bateman leads the Week 5 edition.
Read weekly editionDET leads the Week 5 edition.
Read weekly editionJahmyr Gibbs leads the Week 5 edition.
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Read weekly editionCIN leads the Week 5 edition.
Read weekly editionATL leads the Week 5 edition.
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Read weekly editionNO leads the Week 5 edition.
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Read weekly editionPIT leads the Week 5 edition.
Read weekly editionCIN had the largest pool-relative movement in Week 5: -96.0 percentile points in Weekly Pace (1 to 25).
Read weekly editionRoman Wilson leads the Week 5 edition after sliding 12 WR spots.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected QB starters: Jared Goff, Josh Allen, Dak Prescott, Jacoby Brissett, Jordan Love.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected RB starters: Jahmyr Gibbs, Bijan Robinson, Christian McCaffrey, Chase Brown, Derrick Henry.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected WR starters: Amon-Ra St. Brown, CeeDee Lamb, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Puka Nacua, Chris Olave.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected TE starters: Trey McBride, Brock Bowers, George Kittle, Sam LaPorta, Tucker Kraft.
Read weekly editionHow TacoBot's projections fared against actual results.
Read weekly editionDavante Adams left the biggest gap between opportunity and scoring in Week 4. Tetairoa McMillan beat his opportunity value by the most.
Read weekly editionSean Tucker scored after Jalon Daniels moved the ball inside the five in Week 4.
Read weekly editionKenneth Walker III's 76-yard gain sets the distance mark. Tyquan Thornton tops the Week 4 Big Play PPR production report.
Read weekly editionDevaughn Vele led Week 4 with 13.4 garbage-time PPR points. See who added the most late production and who relied on it most.
Read weekly editionBraelon Allen leads the Week 4 edition.
Read weekly editionTyquan Thornton leads the Week 4 edition.
Read weekly editionNew England Patriots spread the ball across 9 players. Explore Week 4's receiving roles by target volume and depth, with each team's chaos score in view.
Read weekly editionMichael Wilson leads the Week 4 edition.
Read weekly editionTyler Higbee leads the Week 4 edition.
Read weekly editionNYJ leads the Week 4 edition.
Read weekly editionKyle Monangai leads the Week 4 edition.
Read weekly editionNE leads the Week 4 edition.
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Read weekly editionPHI leads the Week 4 edition.
Read weekly editionDET leads the Week 4 edition.
Read weekly editionNO leads the Week 4 edition.
Read weekly editionKC leads the Week 4 edition.
Read weekly editionCIN leads the Week 4 edition.
Read weekly editionDET had the largest pool-relative movement in Week 4: +100.0 percentile points in Half Splits (25 to 1).
Read weekly editionLadd McConkey leads the Week 4 edition after sliding 17 WR spots.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected QB starters: Jared Goff, Brock Purdy, Justin Herbert, Bryce Young, Patrick Mahomes.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected RB starters: Jahmyr Gibbs, Bijan Robinson, Christian McCaffrey, Chase Brown, Derrick Henry.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected WR starters: Ja'Marr Chase, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Tee Higgins, Garrett Wilson.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected TE starters: Brock Bowers, George Kittle, Trey McBride, Dalton Schultz, Sam LaPorta.
Read weekly editionCarolina Panthers spread the ball across 10 players. Explore Week 3's receiving roles by target volume and depth, with each team's chaos score in view.
Read weekly editionHow TacoBot's projections fared against actual results.
Read weekly editionRyan Flournoy left the biggest gap between opportunity and scoring in Week 3. Jahmyr Gibbs beat his opportunity value by the most.
Read weekly editionJosh Allen scored 2 times after teammates moved the ball inside the five in Week 3.
Read weekly editionDrake London's 68-yard gain sets the distance mark. Jahmyr Gibbs tops the Week 3 Big Play PPR production report.
Read weekly editionMatthew Golden led Week 3 with 11.5 garbage-time PPR points. See who added the most late production and who relied on it most.
Read weekly editionBijan Robinson leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionCourtland Sutton leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionGeorge Pickens leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionGeorge Kittle leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionATL leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionBijan Robinson leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionSF leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionCHI leads the Week 3 edition.
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Read weekly editionCHI leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionMIN leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionMIA leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionPIT leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionHOU leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionPIT had the largest pool-relative movement in Week 3: +90.3 percentile points in Explosive Dependency (29 to 1).
Read weekly editionJoshua Palmer leads the Week 3 edition after sliding 20 WR spots.
Read weekly editionJahmyr Gibbs leads the Week 3 edition.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected QB starters: Josh Allen, Marcus Mariota, Brock Purdy, Jared Goff, Patrick Mahomes.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected RB starters: Jahmyr Gibbs, Bijan Robinson, Christian McCaffrey, Jonathan Taylor, Derrick Henry.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected WR starters: Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Ja'Marr Chase, CeeDee Lamb, DeVonta Smith.
Read weekly editionTacoBot's top five projected TE starters: George Kittle, Trey McBride, Tyler Warren, Travis Kelce, Mark Andrews.
Read weekly editionAtlanta Falcons spread the ball across 10 players. Explore Week 2's receiving roles by target volume and depth, with each team's chaos score in view.
Read weekly editionAshton Jeanty left the biggest gap between opportunity and scoring in Week 2. Jaxon Smith-Njigba beat his opportunity value by the most.
Read weekly editionARI had the largest pool-relative movement in Week 2: -100.0 percentile points in Game Script Report (1 to 15).
Read weekly editionJalen Royals scored after Tyquan Thornton moved the ball inside the five in Week 2.
Read weekly editionJaxon Smith-Njigba's 82-yard gain sets the distance mark. Davante Adams tops the Week 2 Big Play PPR production report.
Read weekly editionJared Goff led Week 2 with 12.2 garbage-time PPR points. See who added the most late production and who relied on it most.
Read weekly editionDe'Von Achane moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading Offensive Dependency Index at 50.98 dependency share.
Read weekly editionJalen Coker moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading Clutch Time at 58.00 clutch score.
Read weekly editionChristian Watson moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading Wasted Potential at 7.50 wasted score.
Read weekly editionDontayvion Wicks moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading Chain Movers at 83.33 first-down rate.
Read weekly editionMIA moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading One-Man Offenses at 50.98 control share.
Read weekly editionEmanuel Wilson moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading High-Value Touches at 21.50 weighted opportunities.
Read weekly editionBUF moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading Red-Zone Report at 45.45 red-zone opportunity.
Read weekly editionThe Week 2 final recap edition of TacoBot Team DNA.
Read weekly editionThe Week 2 final recap edition of Most Predictable Offenses.
Read weekly editionNE moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading Game-Script Report at 38.89 pass-rate spread.
Read weekly editionCLE moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading First Half vs. Second Half at 26.58 second-half change.
Read weekly editionSEA moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading Fourth-Down Aggressiveness Rankings at 31.73 go rate above baseline (pp).
Read weekly editionNE moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading Explosive Play Dependency at 66.02 explosive yard share.
Read weekly editionWAS moved into the top spot in Week 2, leading Weekly Pace Report at 18.33 seconds per play.
Read weekly editionPuka Nacua leads the Week 2 edition after sliding 27 WR spots.
Read weekly editionCincinnati Bengals spread the ball across 9 players. Explore Week 1's receiving roles by target volume and depth, with each team's chaos score in view.
Read weekly editionDK Metcalf left the biggest gap between opportunity and scoring in Week 1. Jalen Coker beat his opportunity value by the most.
Read weekly editionJahmyr Gibbs scored 2 times after teammates moved the ball inside the five in Week 1.
Read weekly editionChristian Watson's 81-yard gain sets the distance mark. Josh Allen tops the Week 1 Big Play PPR production report.
Read weekly editionJalen Coker led Week 1 with 10.1 garbage-time PPR points. See who added the most late production and who relied on it most.
Read weekly editionBijan Robinson moved into the top spot in Week 1, leading Offensive Dependency Index at 62.00 dependency share.
Read weekly editionAshton Jeanty moved into the top spot in Week 1, leading Clutch Time at 42.00 clutch score.
Read weekly editionJaxon Smith-Njigba moved into the top spot in Week 1, leading Wasted Potential at 8.50 wasted score.
Read weekly editionMike Evans moved into the top spot in Week 1, leading Chain Movers at 85.71 first-down rate.
Read weekly editionATL moved into the top spot in Week 1, leading One-Man Offenses at 62.00 control share.
Read weekly editionJahmyr Gibbs moved into the top spot in Week 1, leading High-Value Touches at 23.00 weighted opportunities.
Read weekly editionHOU moved into the top spot in Week 1, leading Red-Zone Report at 44.44 red-zone opportunity.
Read weekly editionThe Week 1 final recap edition of TacoBot Team DNA.
Read weekly editionThe Week 1 final recap edition of Most Predictable Offenses.
Read weekly editionARI moved into the top spot in Week 1, leading Game-Script Report at 45.45 pass-rate spread.
Read weekly editionNE moved into the top spot in Week 1, leading First Half vs. Second Half at 27.96 second-half change.
Read weekly editionThe Week 1 final recap edition of Fourth-Down Aggressiveness Rankings.
Read weekly editionGB moved into the top spot in Week 1, leading Explosive Play Dependency at 64.57 explosive yard share.
Read weekly editionGB moved into the top spot in Week 1, leading Weekly Pace Report at 15.33 seconds per play.
Read weekly editionJa'Marr Chase leads the Week 1 edition after sliding 59 WR spots.
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