We're talking week five waiver wire editions on RotoViz Radio.

What's up, Roto Viz?

Welcome into RotoViz Radio.

I'm Dave Kaben, one of the owners at RotoViz doing a solo pod as Curtis was unavailable.

Tonight, we'll have some reaction to week four, talk about some waiver, wire additions you can make

for week five.

I'm recording this just about at the kickoff of Monday night football.

A substantial portion of this season is now behind us, and we're starting to reach the point where you can kind of say

that you have a clear picture of where things are. From a statistical standpoint, if you're

looking at things like league averages or players in comparison to league averages or players in comparison to their seasonal averages,

a lot of these things tend to stabilize around six weeks.

Generally, six to eight weeks.

By the time you're at eight weeks,

you definitely have things settled out and kind of normalize from the standpoint of if you were going to look

at a player's, I don't know, yards per reception. Once you get to around six games, you have a

pretty good idea, you know, with a little bit of fluctuation up or down, where that's going to

land. Or for a quarterback, something like, you know, their yards per attempt, that's probably

going to be pretty stable.

A lot of these metrics, to a large degree, fantasy points per game would.

So we're starting to get to that point where you can make a lot of guesses now about what things will look like going forward because four games is a decent amount of information.

Obviously that doesn't hold for everybody, but I just think it's worth noting.

Like when you're building a tool and you're looking at a game range,

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