So before you shut down the office computer for the week and head out for happy hour, get involved in some serious statistical analysis and game predictions (with a little Start ‘em/Sit ‘em on the side).

Because that’s how we do things around here on Fridays.

You are now entering the red zone...

From the 20: You must protect the quarterback

I’ve already decided that before the start of the 2010 fantasy season, the National Football Post is going to publish a detailed study of all 32 teams’ offensive lines. Why? Because this information is essential to the fantasy draft process.

As we’ve analyzed before, it all comes down to pressure. The ability to get after the quarterback and disrupt his rhythm plays a huge factor in determining offensive success.

In standard scoring formats, seven of the top 1...

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