Strength of Schedule: Quarterbacks perform 20-30% better on average against weaker pass defenses than they do against better pass defenses. The same is true for RBs, WRs and TEs, but to a lesser extent. That 20-30% can easily be the difference between winning or losing in any given week - and if that week happens to be your playoffs it can be the difference between staying alive or going home. Strength of schedule is one of the primary drivers of success for any fantasy football team. The Strength of Schedule feature enables you to place higher values on players that play against weaker opponents during important season segments; likewise, you can place lower values on players that play against stronger opponents. The season segments include:

• the first five games,
• your fantasy playoff weeks, and
• your entire season, including fantasy plaoff weeks

How this will help you on draft day: Do you do well during the regular season only to lose in the playoffs every year? Adjusting values to account for favorable or unfavorable matchups will help you more accurately value players for your specific season schedule and financial payouts. Why wait until the end of the regular season to start planning for your fantasy playoffs when you can configure your Dynamic Player Value to help you account for the playoffs during your draft.

Draft Dynamix uses the NFL schedule and the offensive and defensive rankings for all teams to identify the favorable and unfavorable matchups throughout the season and can automatically adjust player's Dynamic Player Value (DPV) based on these matchups.