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3 Keys To Evaluating Your Fantasy Football Roster In Season

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A 1.15-point loss in Week 2 and a 4-point loss in Week 9 may have changed the playoff picture.

1. RotoViz Fantasy Football Show frames this episode around the Wise Up FFPC roster and asks whether the team is really good, really bad, or unlucky. 2. Colin Kelly hosts the solo edition, and Sean is the draft partner whose choices shaped the roster's early construction. 3. The episode exists to judge Wise Up's 5-5 position after 10 weeks and its chances with two weeks left in the FFPC playoffs. 4. Kelly starts at the draft board, where Wise Up picked Jamar Chase at 1.01, Jonathan Taylor at 2.12, and George Kittle at 3.01. 5. He says he pushed for George Kittle, while Sean pushed for Jonathan Taylor, and he notes Kittle usually went later in drafts. 6. Kittle's week-one hamstring injury becomes a major problem, and Harold Fannin fills the tight end spot for much of the early season. 7. R.J. Harvey is the other early issue, because Kelly says the rookie was not producing enough to hold a weekly lineup spot. 8. The roster later includes Cam Skattebo, Bhayshul Tuten, Keaton Mitchell, and Brashard Smith as running back depth. 9. Kelly also points to Jameson Williams, Jerry Jeudy, Matthew Golden, and Luther Burden as wide receiver bets with uneven results. 10. He says the roster has needed waiver moves and lineup management to reach 5-5, not just the draft picks. 11. Week one produced 90.7 points, and Kelly says only one other team in the league also finished below 100 that week. 12. He says the team then posted 147, 124, 120, and 130 in the next four weeks, which kept it behind the top scorers. 13. Kelly says he told Sean the roster needed to average at least 170 points to make a run, and the team then hit 171, 174, 163, and 170. 14. Week nine stands out because Wise Up lost by four points to Bangarang, which Kelly believes could haunt the final standings. 15. He also says Week 2 was a 1.15-point loss, and he spends time checking the bench scores against the starters. 16. The bench discussion includes Cam Skattebo, Bhayshul Tuten, and Troy Franklin, with Franklin's 24-point game presented as a missed opportunity. 17. The style is a solo, video-supported roster audit with Kelly talking through standings, draft picks, and lineup decisions. 18. The tone is reflective and practical, with Kelly repeatedly revisiting what he would have changed in the draft. 19. Listeners who follow FFPC Main Event roster construction and playoff math would get the most from this. 20. Listeners wanting polished analysis of a finished season may skip it until the playoff picture settles.

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