Injury Prone Guide and Season Long Playbook
Injury Prone Draft Guide and Playbook (e-book)
Injury Prone Draft Guide and Playbook (e-book)
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Elevate your fantasy football game and NFL betting with the groundbreaking Injury [Pro]ne Draft Guide and Playbook. Master data-driven drafting, optimize rosters with injury profiles, and dominate your league. Leverage 10+ years of NFL injury data, understand player risk through volatility tiers, and make informed trades.
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My first reaction every time there's an NFL injury is, "I wonder what Dr. Porras has to say about this injury?"
I'll continue to check Edwin's fine work at Fantasy Points and his "X" account...and now I can turn to this easily digestible book for his data-backed analysis. This is a must-read if you're serious about winning money on the NFL.
Edwin has been my go-to injury expert, and his book shows why. The Injury [Pro]ne Draft Guide and Playbook supports certain narratives with actual evidence, and shows which are not worth their weight in salt.
Moreover, he highlights how no athlete is the same and how we must evaluate situations on a case-by-case basis. Edwin is never afraid to be definitive when he believes the evidence points that way, nor is he afraid to acknowledge where a grey area exists. His example shines in a football media industry where intellectual humility is often lacking.
This guide is a fantasy essential for injury insight and analysis. Edwin's research on positional injury reoccurrence is worth the $20 alone. Not to mention the injury tiers, positional profiles, and historical data for many of the most common injuries broken down by position. Edwin is truly one of the best in space for medical coverage for fantasy. He also surprised me after purchasing the playbook to include updates for the newest preseason injuries around the league. Keep up the good work and looking forward to being a repeat buyer. Injury Prone was always a lie
The Injury Prone Draft Guide is a winner ✅
Legitimately the best $15 I've spent this offseason.
Definitely worth your time. Debunks a lot of assumptions. Dives into what's important. Breaks down production impact of injuries we think we know and more 💪🏼 ("break" maybe not the best term in this case 😅).
My first reaction every time there's an NFL injury is, "I wonder what Dr. Porras has to say about this injury?"
I'll continue to check Edwin's fine work at Fantasy Points and his "X" account...and now I can turn to this easily digestible book for his data-backed analysis. This is a must-read if you're serious about winning money on the NFL.
Edwin has been my go-to injury expert, and his book shows why. The Injury [Pro]ne Draft Guide and Playbook supports certain narratives with actual evidence, and shows which are not worth their weight in salt.
Moreover, he highlights how no athlete is the same and how we must evaluate situations on a case-by-case basis. Edwin is never afraid to be definitive when he believes the evidence points that way, nor is he afraid to acknowledge where a grey area exists. His example shines in a football media industry where intellectual humility is often lacking.
This guide is a fantasy essential for injury insight and analysis. Edwin's research on positional injury reoccurrence is worth the $20 alone. Not to mention the injury tiers, positional profiles, and historical data for many of the most common injuries broken down by position. Edwin is truly one of the best in space for medical coverage for fantasy. He also surprised me after purchasing the playbook to include updates for the newest preseason injuries around the league. Keep up the good work and looking forward to being a repeat buyer. Injury Prone was always a lie
The Injury Prone Draft Guide is a winner ✅
Legitimately the best $15 I've spent this offseason.
Definitely worth your time. Debunks a lot of assumptions. Dives into what's important. Breaks down production impact of injuries we think we know and more 💪🏼 ("break" maybe not the best term in this case 😅).