BeachBum 53 Posted January 12 In his predictions, it seems DMD comments a lot on players past stats in home vs away games. ("Woods has all his TDs in away games") Do you think this as a repeatable trend? And why would a good player only have good games at home or away? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DMD 331 Posted January 12 There are many players where venue just doesn't matter but others who are consistent enough that it merits consideration. One of my favorites this year was Juju Smith-Schuster. Here are his splits: Home Wk Opp Cat CYds CTD 2 KC 13 121 1 4 BAL 4 60 0 5 ATL 4 34 1 8 CLE 4 33 0 10 CAR 3 90 1 13 LAC 6 49 0 15 NE 4 40 0 17 CIN 5 37 1 Avg 5.4 58.0 0.5 Away Wk Opp Cat CYds CTD 1 @CLE 5 119 0 3 @TB 9 116 0 6 @CIN 7 111 0 9 @BAL 7 78 0 11 @JAC 8 104 0 12 @DEN 13 189 1 14 @OAK 8 130 2 16 @NO 11 115 0 Avg 8.5 120.3 0.4 If you ignore Week 2, JSS never had a 100-yard game at home and yet had all but one 100-yard game in away venues. When I played daily this year, I'd almost always use JSS when he was on the road. It isn't the only consideration of course, but for some it is relevant. I've tried to reason out why some are that way but it's hard to say. Defenses play better at home? Most players do better at home. Maybe home defenses are better against Antonio Brown and it let's JSS have a bigger game. Tight ends almost always do better at home. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Riffraff 77 Posted January 13 Makes easy splitting for the Chargers that play 16 road games a year. Right? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
