2024 PSDG: Hangin in the Red Zone (Preview)
John Holler - 7/12/2024
One of the most underrated stats in the NFL is who are the players who are leaned on heavily when a team gets into the Red Zone? When inside the opponents 20-yard line, not only is there the potential to score a touchdown, there is an expectation of scoring.
Some players thrive in the Red Zone while others disappear. Before finalizing your draft board, it is worth it to take the time to see who flies and who fizzles in close.
NOTE: When it comes to passing and receiving, we use the traditional Red Zone line of the opponent's 20-yard line. However, when a player runs the ball from the 10- or 15-yard line, there isn't a realistic expectation of scoring, so the Red Zone numbers for rushing begin at the opponent's 5-yard line.
QUARTERBACKS
This is a Premium FF Mastermind Article.
You must be logged in to view it.
The Definitive Fantasy Information Service
Mastermind Moment
Week #8: The Market Debuts - FREE Sneak Peek!
Tuesday, October 21st, 2025
Tuesday - 10/21/2025: Premium Weekly Fantasy Newsletter subscribers take note. Your wait is OVER! The most important portion of the newsletter has been released for your viewing pleasure.
Read the Full Mastermind Moment
Testimonials
-- Fantasy Sports Online For Dummies
"Mike, I'm back in with you buddy. Don't know how many years I've been with you, but I could not bear the thought of playing fantasy this year, without your services -- no matter what my job situation is."
-- C. Savoni
"You guys are like the Neimann Marcus of fantasy football information. If you can afford the extra bucks, the quality makes the purchase a no-brainer!"
-- Road Runner
"I've been subscribing for about 6 or 7 years, and this is the best draft guide you guys have put out yet!"
-- Mark Lewandowski
"There are only 3 sites I go to for my info: ESPN, NFL.com, and FFMastermind. Keep up the good work."
-- Paul B.
"Great job with another SI.com Championship- clearly you rule that kingdom with FOUR championships in a row! And to win it being the #4 seed, too. Awesome job!"
-- John Pittman