Start ‘Em, Sit ‘Em Week 2: Debating Difficult Fantasy Football Lineup Decisions

September 19, 2015   ·   Andrew Gould   ·   Jump to comments

Week 2 presents a dangerous hurdle for fantasy football managers susceptible to small sample sizes.
Gamers spent months waiting for new data, filling their appetite with offseason tidbits and even preseason results. Now they have a week of meaningful football to digest, which often leads to overreactions.
Many of these lineup dilemmas wouldn't have tripped anyone up a week ago, but they're now legitimate conundrums. Was last weekend telling of something significant, or should fantasy fanatics stay the course? As the answer to most of the complicated questions in life, it depends. 
 
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