And soo, Has Player Profiler not built up enough credibility with you people yet?

You know how much more do we have to do?

How many more years do we have to do? How many more years do we have to aggregate data with

precision for you to trust us? How much longer is it going to take for us to become a trusted data source with fantasy

footballers. I mean it's not like we're a data source for brain surgeons. It's not

like we're a data source for propulsion engineers with

NASA. We're data providers for fantasy football and we've been doing it now for over three years and all we've done is

expand the scope of the Player Profiler Initiative. All we've done is

provide more data every year and a lot of people use the site. It goes

through a lot of scrutiny. Just look at running backs. We initially started

providing advanced stats like evaded tackles in juke rate.

This year we added breakaway runs and breakaway run rate, yards after contact, yards after contact

yards per touch, and then carry rates and yards per carry against all the different

defensive formations stacked front, light front, base fronts.

And our team that charts games follow a detailed methodology for tracking all of these

advanced metrics and stats, and we present them on the site with great attention to detail.

My right-hand man managing the data on the site, Nick Coder.

His last name literally means software engineer.

He does a tremendous job.

And I would think at this point we've built up enough goodwill in the fantasy football community that when we post data that you wouldn't immediately question it.

So I open up my Twitter timeline and my mentions and what do I see?

Individuals in the fantasy football community questioning the legitimacy of our throw velocities.

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