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Coverage schemes

and which teams will take advantage

of the matchups right now on Fantasy Football today in five. It is wild card weekend. It is time for another round of advanced stats with Jacob Gibbs of Sportsline. Just check out his work at Sportsline.com. It is well worth the very small subscription price. You will make your money back. And Jacob, we're going to start with Joe Burrow facing the Raiders and the types

of schemes he will see and how he matches up with that. What can you tell us? Yeah, so Burrow did

struggle against the Raiders in the regular season. But I think it was mostly just a low volume

game form there as they got up early and ran a lot. And if you look at the type of coverages that

the Raiders use, I think it makes sense on paper that this, this spot sets up really well for Burrow and his downfield pass catchers.

So I've been on here a lot and talk about man versus, you know, zone coverage schemes and like typically how zone coverage schemes, you know, prevent deep passing.

That's something that we'll hit on with the two defenses after this actually.

But the Raiders are one of the few zone-heavy schemes that really don't take away the deep ball. They actually have the fifth highest opponent average depth of target when games

are competitive, which is the highest of any zone-heavy coverage scheme. And the primary reason behind this is they use cover three schemes at like the highest rate in

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