Hello and welcome to the week 10 edition of Stats with Sam.

This is a microcast where I, Sam, go over five key stats that stand out to me from a fantasy football perspective

to help you make your starter set, your waiver, or your trade decisions,

ultimately hoping to get you that championship trophy.

We are in the home stretch now.

Need to make the playoffs to get to that victory and hope I can help a little bit more here today.

Before I dig into the stats, I want to talk about fantasy pros brand new. Are They Playing

Tool which will help you get a sense of whether your injured players will suit up for their

game in the upcoming week. It uses AI and years of injury data to give you an accurate

prediction on whether an injured player will play. You can sync your leagues and get a simple

report for all of your players on the

practice report throughout the week. And best of all, it's available to everyone for free. It has

already helped me in several matchups so far this year. And it's going to be immensely helpful

when you need to make line of decisions for a player that's questionable on Sunday,

but your best replacement is playing on Thursday night.

So stop sweating the Sunday inactives and get ahead of those tough lineup decisions by using the fantasy pros.

Are they playing tool?

So going to get things started here talking about a player that has really come on this season,

and that's Tyrone Tracy, the rookie running back for the New York Giants.

It is RB1 season for Tyrone Tracy, at least in the Giants offense. Since Devin Singletary's injury,

Tyrone's running back touch share has dipped below 70% just once, which was the week 7 blowout

loss to the Eagles in that same span of games. Tracy is averaging an outstanding 18.4 opportunities per game. I do wish he was

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