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1st quarter season review: Offenses to BUY and SELL in fantasy rest of season

We are four weeks in so it's time for a quarter season fantasy review. Matt Harmon and Nate Tice take a big picture view of which offenses are trending up and down through the first tour weeks of the season. They identify which ecosystems to buy into in fantasy and to sell before it's too late. Justin Boone then joins the show to discuss the 8 players you need to consider in your flex sports for…

1st quarter season review: Offenses to BUY and SELL in fantasy rest of season

In the first quarter of the NFL season, Matt Harmon and Nate Tice provide a comprehensive review of which offensive teams are performing well and which ones are struggling. The hosts highlight the best offensive ecosystems thus far, as well as the most improved teams from the previous season. They also discuss the biggest fallers and least improved offenses from last season, and identify the least consistent offenses currently playing.

The review includes an analysis of the Atlanta Falcons' improvement since Week 1 and the gaps between a team's static score and offensive efficiency. Later in the episode, Justin Boone joins the discussion to provide his top picks for Week 5 fantasy football flex players.

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