To conclude our 'Data & trends that will define 2024 season' we do a deep dive on rookie WR production through the years. Scott Pianowski joins Matt Harmon to look at historical data of rookies over the past ten seasons to see how rookie WRs are becoming more and more fantasy viable from the get-go. The two in the second half of the show attempt to identify which rookie WR you can trust in this class to bring you instant fantasy success this season.

(2:15) - Data & trends series: Tracking the explosion of WR rookie production

(7:25) - The 2014 WR rookie class changed everything

(10:50) - Designed touches are getting rookie WRs involved early.... but is that a good or bad sign long term?

(22:00) - WR rookie production over past decade based on draft capital spent

(25:48) - Puka Nacua, Tyreek Hill, Amon Ra St. Brown have these three traits in common as late round WR gems

(37:00) - Marvin Harrison Jr.: Green light to draft but is his ADP too rich?

(42:55) - Malik Nabers: Yellow light to draft because Daniel Jones is his QB

(48:30) - Xavier Worthy: Yellow light with crowded WR room in KC

(53:50) - Rome Odunze: Yellow light with so many new parts in Chicago

(59:30) - Ladd McConkey: Yellow light with Chargers likely being heavy run team

(1:01:15) - Keon Coleman: Yellow light with patience being required

(1:03:15) - Brian Thomas Jr.:Yellow light with upside to be a green light

(1:04:50) - Xavier Legette: Red light but Canales can make him a yellow light

(1:06:10) - Ricky Pearsall: Red light this year, green light next year

(1:07:00) - Making sense of Patriots Rookie WRs

(1:10:00) - Harmons shares his favorite deep sleeper rookie WR

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We continue our 'Data & trends that will define 2024 season' series by taking a look at how the most innovative and elite offenses in the NFL are implementing full speed motion into their schemes. Underdog Fantasy's Josh Norris joins the pod to breakdown the explosion of full speed motion usage in 2023 and which team's could weaponize it even further in 2024.

(2:00) - Data & Trend Series: Full speed motion is exploding in usage for the NFL's top offenses

(9:58) - How the top offensive minds in the NFL are weaponizing full speed motion

(19:45) - There's a stark contrasts in play-callers that 'get it' and don't in the NFL right now

(25:20) - Is it better to be the WR in motion or the WR behind the motion? How important is QB buy-in on motion?

(33:20) - Miami Dolphins: What more innovations will we see from them in speed motion?

(41:50) - Green Bay Packers: Could motion usage help clear up WR room?

(52:00) - New Orleans Saints: Can new OC unlock Rasheed Shaheed with motion concepts?

(56:40) - Tennessee Titans: Could be a sneaky innovative, fun offense this year

(1:00:05) - Philadelphia Eagles: WIll Jalen Hurts boom or bust with Kellen Moore?

(1:06:45) - Pittsburgh Steelers: Will Arthur Smith use motion to unlock run game?

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We continue our 'Data & trends that will define 2024 season' series on the pod by looking at how the run game is making a big comeback in ways that you wouldn't think. There is no better topic, we thought, for Nate Tice to make his pod debut as a full time Yahoo member. Tice joins Matt Harmon to look at how teams are weaponizing their run game and which teams could have great rushing attacks in 2024.

(2:00) - Data and trends series: Is the run game back?

(10:45) - This one type of run play is having a renaissance in the NFL

(19:50) - How OCs, WRs, TEs and lineman are weaponizing the run game

(37:45) - TEs are back and in a big way for offenses

(42:05) - Teams that were efficient last year but made a big swing at RB

(49:00) - Sneaky potential top-run teams based on 2023 peripheral data

(1:07:05) - Bottom 3 run games from 2023 based on success rate and how they may improve

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