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age is often a major aspect of dynasty that is overvalued in dynasty.
what’s ACTUALLY important is understanding how to strategize and value age at each position
A THREAD
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what’s ACTUALLY important is understanding how to strategize and value age at each position
A THREAD(retweets extremely appreciated)
figuring out what peak production age is for a player is very important in the dynasty realm. if you are able to sell a player at his highest value before the decline in production, you are making moves to create a lasting dynasty 
but what are these peak production ages?
but what are these peak production ages?
from 2010 to now, 42 different RBs eclipsed a PPR of at least 250. excluding RBs who could technically still peak we get a sample size of 30
of these 30, the average age of peak production was 24.57 with the oldest peak being 28 (Lynch, Sproles, and Forte)
of these 30, the average age of peak production was 24.57 with the oldest peak being 28 (Lynch, Sproles, and Forte)
using the same time frame for WRs, 31 different receivers eclipsed 280+ PPR
the average peak age of production came to 26.63 but was much more scattered compared to RBs. WRs didn’t have nearly as steep of a production decline
the oldest peak was Brandon Marshall at 31 YO
the average peak age of production came to 26.63 but was much more scattered compared to RBs. WRs didn’t have nearly as steep of a production decline
the oldest peak was Brandon Marshall at 31 YO
of all positions, TE might be the most difficult to assess. 23 different TEs achieved a score of 200+ PPR
most of these were outliers from their career production, while also having a very scattered age at which they peak
the peak age of production for TEs is inconclusive
most of these were outliers from their career production, while also having a very scattered age at which they peak
the peak age of production for TEs is inconclusive
QBs can produce at nearly any age and clearly have the longevity that other positions lack
35+ is when the market value begins to decline on QBs but that doesn’t usually correlate with their production
2020 MVP - 37 YO
2017 MVP - 40 YO
2016 MVP - 31 YO
2013 MVP - 37 YO
35+ is when the market value begins to decline on QBs but that doesn’t usually correlate with their production
2020 MVP - 37 YO
2017 MVP - 40 YO
2016 MVP - 31 YO
2013 MVP - 37 YO
how do you use this information ?
RBs - the abstract goal is to recycle through peak production and sell to acquire another RB yet to hit their peak production. repeat
EX: 26 YO Kamara
Swift + Pick
27 YO Henry Akers + Pick
RBs - the abstract goal is to recycle through peak production and sell to acquire another RB yet to hit their peak production. repeat
EX: 26 YO Kamara
Swift + Pick27 YO Henry
Akers + Pick
WRs - once a receiver hits elite value around 28-29, SELL 
a lot of receivers peak around 28 or 29 while the average peak is 26.63, but the market doesn’t reflect as if they are an outlier to peak production
EX: 29 YO Adams Moore + Player + Picks
a lot of receivers peak around 28 or 29 while the average peak is 26.63, but the market doesn’t reflect as if they are an outlier to peak productionEX: 29 YO Adams
Moore + Player + Picks
TEs - OVERPAY 
for consistent producing TEs. TEs that produce for multiple years are essentially an outlier in the TE landscape. meaning they are invaluable assets to hold
EX: Hopkins + Late 1st Kittle
i don’t care about “losing” a trade when acquiring an elite TE
for consistent producing TEs. TEs that produce for multiple years are essentially an outlier in the TE landscape. meaning they are invaluable assets to holdEX: Hopkins + Late 1st
Kittlei don’t care about “losing” a trade when acquiring an elite TE
QBs - don’t get cute and try to acquire the youngest QBs for dynasty purposes. Tom Brady was winning people their fantasy championships at 43, Rodgers was carrying fantasy teams at 37. enough said 
hope this information was somewhat useful for you
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