We have now eclipsed the midpoint of the 2016 NFL season and can begin our journey through the second half. As the scales tilt towards the back-end of the schedule, we also see a less balanced slate of games than we received, last week. There are a handful of potentially one-sided contests, which sets up for some prime game flow projections.
One of the most prevalent features of the latter half of games for a given season is the increase in injuries around which we must navigate. Players’ bodies are breaking down, concussion protocols are in effect, and the number of fantasy options will shrink respectively.
Sporfolio’s NFL Daily Fantasy Sports game-by-game analysis columns are driven by expected game flow. Based on a combination of our Week 9 NFL picks against the spread and our expectations for a given game, we project the actions necessary to make these picks come to fruition. We aim to pinpoint players integral to our predicted game flow for each game of the week.
Luke May is our resident NFL DFS expert, and Mario Mergola operates Sporfolio as our expert for NFL Picks Against the Spread.
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