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I don't particularly agree, I think Calvin Harris is ok. I think I over-appreciate, then under-appreciated, not midly respect Matthew Berry. My favorite so far by far though is Evan Silva. He is usually very accurate, has good backing for his theories, and has given me the edge against my league. Sorry, I can't really comment on the huddle analysts, because practically every article is for members only

Hey guys, I'm drafting 3rd overall in a standard league. I got burned last year with Trent Richardson. I'm debating whether I should take forte or ap. I feel like forte has more upside, but his injury history and history of mediocrity worry me. On the other hand, I feel like he's coming off a greater offense and has more upside. Ap on the other hand has had over 2000 career touches and is hitting the age of 30 this season. The team overall is less of a threat. What do you guys recommend.

It's officially draft week and strength of schedule is something you should definitely take into account when drafting. You can find your local SoS here: http://www.thehuddle.com/2014/articles/dmd-fantasy-ease-of-schedule-quarterbacks.php The Huddle introduced me to the Dorey rule and Sos, but this chart has become a little dated and some of the good/bad matchups don't make sense to me. (ex. Bears RB @ SF is neutral). Another example is how Denver and NE bulked up their pass defense. Or how the Rams beefed up their defensive line even more. Do any of you have a more updated SoS schedule that you've made for yourselves that includes the Dorey schedule? Also, how much do you take the SoS to heart? For me, it helps me decide between two players that I have a hard time choosing between. (Most especially, should I draft AP or MF) I'm leaning with Matt Forte because of the SoS schedule found here. So, how does SoS affect you? What's your favored SoS chart? Are you specifically targeting any player because of SoS? Are you specifically targeting any Dorey-strong players then looking to trade them off for risers?

My Tier List for FF Analysts: Tier 1: Consistently Accurate, Wealth of Knowledge and Backing - Evan Silva (Rotoworld) Tier 2: Fairly Accurate, Great Knowledge - Jamie Eisenberg (CBS) - Christopher Harris (ESPN) Tier 3: Hit or Miss, Good Knowledge - Matthew Berry (ESPN) - Eric Carabell (ESPN) Tier 4: Mostly There for Name, Ok Intelligence - Dave Richard (CBS) Tier 5: Don't... Just Don't -