Welcome everyone to a very unique episode of Codebreaker, presented by our good friends

of the Underworld Underdog Fantasy. Previous shows all write out every single word in a Google

Doc. Seriously, I'll write out 5 to 7,000 words, make some notes on dramatic pauses,

emphasis, and then I'll deliver the recording and ship out the show. But this episode is

different. I have a few trace notes on players I'll highlight. But this entire episode will

be focused around the 2021 player projections that will be in the world famous draft kit,

released early next week on playerprofiler.com. I'm looking forward to this one. Essentially,

I'll go team by team and highlight one, maybe two players, maybe a team trend, and discuss

it with you all. I'll mention a few projections that surprised me, as well as how I'll be

leveraging this information in my underdog bestball drafts, as well as general redraft strategy.

For a few players, I'll even dynamically change their target share during the recording

of this show to help you understand the upside involved with a few young players I'm particularly

high on compared to consensus. My work for these projections was done in both R and Excel,

and I cannot stress enough how useful knowing R coding for analytics has been for these projections,

juggling, team pace of play, past to run ratio, historical target shares, QB tendencies,

aging curves, ambiguous depth charts, the list goes on. And there is no better tool than

R to handle this type of job. And while my dynamic projections workbook is in Excel, the

numbers behind it all were generated and analyzed in R. And if you want to learn to code an

R for analytics, go to that rcoding site.com, or you can follow the link on my pinned tweet

on Twitter. And my handle on Twitter is at JLARCHY Tweets JLARKY Tweets. Again, that

rcoding site.com and use the promo coupon code breaker. Again, code breaker as the coupon,

all over case, no spaces, and that'll get you 12% off any of my course offerings, where

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