We're looking at the high end of player projections and the range of outcomes tool at the running back position on Roto Viz radio.

What's up, Rodo Viz?

What. Welcome into the Roto Viz fantasy football podcast.

I'm Curtis Patrick. This is Dave Kaben to the owners here at RotoViz.com.

Dave, we're going to talk about the range of outcomes tool.

I know you did some work earlier in the week on the quarterback position.

We're going to tag team the running back position in this episode.

And just because, you know, I've got that, you know, stay positive wristband on today.

We're going to look at the high end outcome. So, you know, best positive wristband on today. We're going to look at the high end outcome.

So, you know, best ball drafts are in full swing.

We got Sean posting an awesome article on the site today about how to use hyper-fragile

running back and elite QB to build elite bestball team.

So I think looking at, you know, hey, who are those guys that could unlock the right type of hyper-fragile roster? If you're going to draft less, you better hit the guys that are, you know, the nuts in that given season. So we're going to look at it from that context. But, you know, we'll go ahead and look at the foundation again briefly

of what the range of outcomes tool is, how we believe that it can best be used. You know, I mentioned

that we're looking at the high end outcomes. There are also average outcomes and low end outcomes too.

So if you want to, you know, draft based off of, you know, player potential floors,

you know, that's another way to go about it, especially if you're building rankings and things

like that. But it's way more fun to talk about the explosive seasons, Dave. Well, yeah, it absolutely

is. And I think that one of the things we've talked about in the past, too, which is cool that you can use this tool for too, is that upside is more than just saying, okay, if everything went right for this player, it is absolute best season, what would it look like?

And that's one of the pieces of information you can get from this tool. You can get a more realistic view of upside. Now, I overviewed a little bit on the

episode that would have come out yesterday talking about quarterbacks, how this tool is built.

It's slightly different for running backs naturally than it is for quarterbacks. The data goes back

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