
FSN DFS Week 2 RB/WR Report Card: Ceiling Hits, Median Accuracy and Misses
FSN grades five Week 2 RB/WR projections by more than final points: median accuracy, role accuracy and ceiling outcomes reveal different kinds of hits and misses.

FSN grades five Week 2 RB/WR projections by more than final points: median accuracy, role accuracy and ceiling outcomes reveal different kinds of hits and misses.

FSN turns Week 3 survivor strategy into a decision board: burn Seattle, conditionally hold San Francisco, and preserve Detroit, Buffalo and Kansas City when possible.

Buffalo controls the AFC bye race while San Francisco and Seattle are nearly tied in the NFC. FSN maps the Week 3 games that can move the No. 1 seed.

FSN reopens its archived Week 1 forecast and audits the biggest misses: too high on the Chargers and Rams, too low on Kansas City, Minnesota, Cincinnati and San Francisco.

The Week 3 standings and FSN Power Ratings are arguing about Houston, Las Vegas, Jacksonville, Baltimore, Cincinnati and Philadelphia. Here is what each side of the argument says.

FSN’s Week 2 DraftKings board liked Dak Prescott, Brock Purdy, Patrick Mahomes, Drake Maye and Justin Herbert. Three beat projection by a wide margin; two came in roughly 10 points short.

FSN’s stored Week 2 Smart Simulator picks went 9-6 on the 15-game Sunday/Monday slate. The misses included several heavy favorites, which is exactly why preserving pregame forecasts matters.

The games that matter most to your team are not always the games your team plays. FSN’s Week 3 rooting model quantifies the five biggest hidden division swings around the league.

FSN’s 5,000-season simulation sharply repriced eight teams after Week 2. Cincinnati, New Orleans, Dallas and the Rams surged while the Giants, Bears, Steelers and Buccaneers fell hardest.

FSN’s Week 3 confidence model has four remaining favorites at 55% or lower. After Green Bay already lost as a 70% model favorite, the board is a reminder to separate a pick from a lock.