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Every fantasy football season there's a debate about the importance of strength of schedule

because we're nerds, just accepted we're nerds.

On one side of the debate, you've got people who think it doesn't matter, that strength

of schedule doesn't matter because it's too hard to predict.

Not only is it difficult to forecast defense of performance, but things change in football

all the time.

Injuries happen.

How we feel about an opponent before week 1 could be drastically different versus how

we feel before week 16.

And while I don't disagree completely with that notion, I'm someone who believes in

utilizing as much information as possible to find any sort of edge that I can find to

beat my legmates.

Like if this is the way we thought about everything fantasy football related, then why forecast

anything at all?

Something that's hard to forecast or something that's not as significant as something else,

that doesn't mean it's irrelevant.

It can still be helpful.

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