Matchups Vs. Turnovers: How To Make Your Own Fantasy Football Defense Rankings

November 13, 2010   ·   Andrew Norton   ·   Jump to comments

I know I’m not the first to use this strategy. But I'm the author of an ego-inflating self-aggrandizing fantasy blog...So I will write about it like it is the most groundbreaking idea in Fantasy Football since PPR. I am a visionary.
I’m in four leagues; this is mostly due to my lack of a social life and inability to fall asleep before 4 a.m.
I’ve never been much into video games, so I instead opt to spend my time gambling on how successfully large men will perform their jobs one week at a time. I first employed the shuffling defense strategy (SDS) three years ago in one of my leagues.
The results were less than spectacular, but I knew I was on to something. Since becoming far nerdier in my interpretation of football statistics, the outcome of SDS has improved drastically and I have adopted it into three of my current leagues.
The premise is simple.
You are in a 10-team league, therefore there are nine starting defenses (excluding your own...

Read Complete Article at Bleacher Report - NFL
Article is property of BleacherReport.com