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From Scottie · July 31, 2026
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Scottie read Stealing Signals, MatchQuarters by Cody Alexander, and Go Long for a reader with the priorities shown below. Start with the rundown, open the full brief, or check every issue behind it.
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Reader priorities
A fantasy-football player who wants projections, home-league strategy, and a clear view of what the model can and cannot predict.
These are illustrative priorities, not a customer’s data.
Sources in this brief
- Stealing SignalsThe publication this guide is about
- MatchQuarters by Cody AlexanderAdds scheme and personnel context behind team performance.
- Go LongAdds reporting on NFL players, teams, and organizational conditions.
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July 31, 2026 · Executive brief
01 / The rundown
- Latest projections highlight a steep wide receiver dropoff around Round 3, creating a flat middle-round tier that redefines draft strategy.
- Lookahead lines rank the Jets and Browns in the bottom three for points, signaling low offensive output despite strong key skill players.
- Scheme breakdowns across the NFC South reveal shifting box counts and pressure paths that alter quarterback projections this season.
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02 / The briefing
01 / main
Fresh projections unpack WR dead zones and a new podcast launch
The takeaway: A new podcast called The Long View launched alongside fresh projection Q&As. The analysis highlights a steep wide receiver dropoff around Round 3, creating a dead zone through Round 11 that alters standard home-league draft builds.
Concrete details
- Jameson Williams trades at WR26 on Underdog and around WR28 to WR30 on FFPC Main Events.
- The wide receiver dead zone spans flat value tiers from Round 5 down to Round 11 or 12.
Why it matters for this reader: As you map out home-league draft strategy, understanding model boundaries around flat wide receiver tiers helps you exploit early dropoffs without overpaying for middle-round pass-catchers.
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02 / main
Week 1 projections reveal low expectations for Jets and Browns
The takeaway: Preseason team writeups highlight low scoring ceilings for the Jets and Browns, with both projecting in the bottom three by lookahead lines. New offensive system under Frank Reich could still revive Breece Hall and Geno Smith in fantasy.
Concrete details
- Both the Jets and Browns project to score in the bottom three in points by lookahead lines.
- Garrett Wilson commanded 8 or more targets in every healthy game last season with a 23.3% TPRR.
Why it matters for this reader: Model projections identify bottom-tier team scoring, letting you accurately discount risky Jets and Browns assets while isolating high-volume targets like Garrett Wilson.
Original sourcesStealing Signals
03 / main
NFC South breakdown maps scheme changes across four chaotic teams
The takeaway: A new breakdown of the NFC South examines front mechanics, defensive pressure paths, and scheme shifts across all four teams. Understanding these tactical adjustments helps clarify projected quarterback ceilings and offensive efficiency heading into the season.
Concrete details
- The analysis covers scheme shifts, box counts, and defensive pressure paths across all four NFC South teams.
- Coaches Cody Alexander and Felix Johnson evaluate defensive adjustments impacting Tampa Bay, Atlanta, Carolina, and New Orleans.
Why it matters for this reader: Tracking defensive box counts and scheme shifts gives your projections model clearer context on quarterback ceilings and offensive efficiency in a volatile division.
Original sourcesMatchQuarters by Cody Alexander
Action items
- Audit your draft boards to avoid wide receivers in the flat Round 5 to 11 Dead Zone.
- Adjust projections downward for Jets and Browns skill players based on bottom-three lookahead scoring expectations.
- Subscribe to The Long View podcast on Apple or Spotify for ongoing methodology and draft strategy updates.
See every issue behind this brief
Stealing Signals: Projections Q&A and 'The Long View' Podcast Launch
- Quick Q&A, plus round-up of recent podcastingStealing Signals · Included
Stealing Signals: Jets & Browns Week 1 Projections
- Offseason Stealing Signals, Jets & BrownsStealing Signals · Included
Joe Burrow injury history
- Smile, Joe! Renewed hope in Cincinnati...Go Long · Read, not included
Ahman Green health update
- Ahman Green has a new battle to fightGo Long · Read, not included
Miami Dolphins team psychology
- 'Psychology' of a team: Jordyn Brooks & the Miami DolphinsGo Long · Read, not included
Aaron Jones career goals
- Canton is still the goal for Aaron JonesGo Long · Read, not included
Jordyn Brooks Dolphins leadership
- Jordyn Brooks is the captain nowGo Long · Read, not included
Detroit Lions pass protection
- Isolating the Running Back in Simulated Pressure DesignMatchQuarters by Cody Alexander · Read, not included
MatchQuarters: NFC South Scheme and Personnel Breakdown
- NFC South Preview | A Division Of VolatilityMatchQuarters by Cody Alexander · Included
Detroit Lions base defense
- How the Lions Use "Cheat" Safety MechanicsMatchQuarters by Cody Alexander · Read, not included
Baylor pressure system breakdown
- Attacking Spread Gun Runs With "Orton" PressuresMatchQuarters by Cody Alexander · Read, not included
About Stealing Signals
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Prepare for fantasy football with projections and practical league strategy.[1][2][3]
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A fantasy-football player who wants projections, home-league strategy, and a clear view of what the model can and cannot predict.[1][2]
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The issues linked below include “The best way to play home leagues in 2025”, “Full 2026 projections for all 32 teams”, and “What to expect from Stealing Signals in 2026”. Open them to judge the publication in its own words.
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- Ben Gretch[1]
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- The best way to play home leagues in 2025Public issue[2]
- Full 2026 projections for all 32 teamsPublic issue[3]
- What to expect from Stealing Signals in 2026Thu, 23 Jul 2026[4]