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All right, what's up everybody and welcome back, Fantasy Football Weekly off-season show.

I'm your host, John Legazza, follow me up on Twitter at LaGasea, L-A-G-H-E-Z-A.

Our esteemed friend and host, Corey Parson, a little under the weather. Everyone's Sunday,

get well soon to the fantasy exec. I'm going to try and fill those big Nikes and do a

redux of an article that i wrote heading into the season when i like to do that kind of work you know a year over year data checking metatrans and macro stuff taking the

temperature of the league and you know seeing what seeing what you could see, and if there's

anything worthwhile to draw from it. Again, these all start as like a hypothesis, just plotting

data. Now, I am going to bury the lead because I think you're going to see how this

kind of work really does matter

so the inkling was right the hypothesis to start was offense is feel drained things feel a little bit

slower there feels like there's less scoring passing feels down running feels up which we

know intuitively is going to bring down total

scoring as that tick-tock of the clock is always going. But I think sometimes we have to be

careful just going by our eyes and the things we see on the television and try to make

determinative anecdotal claims, right?

That stuff can kind of get you in trouble.

So the offseason, always the perfect time.

I started with pleas per game and yards per game.

Now, I was able to go back a full decade on all this data just to give you an idea. Now, you never

want to overreact, but like any good trader or analyst, you start plotting those data points.

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