Air yards, aDOT, high value touches and market share are buzzwords that get thrown around in the Fantasy Football world. While these statistics can be defined and understood in a fairly simple manner, what is more important is how we can use them to gain a competitive advantage over other Fantasy managers. How can we use air yards to find high-ceiling late round WRs? Are there any QBs who can provide weekly upside with a low aDOT? And do the numbers say that Derrick Henry and Nick Chubb are too risky to draft in 2020? We're breaking down all of the advanced stats that matter in Fantasy with definitions, player examples, and how to implement our findings in 2020 drafts.

Also, on today's podcast, the FFT crew walks you through all of these advanced statistics, breaking down what they mean for Austin Ekeler, Kenny Golladay, Mark Andrews and others.

Ben Gretch introduces you to some of the key advanced stats to look at for Fantasy football and shows you how to use them.

We know A.J. Brown can't repeat his 2019 efficiency. Can he get enough of a boost in targets to make up for it?

Dave Richard digs into film and stats to come to conclusions about the Broncos' key offensive playmakers.

The FFT crew breaks down the most important advanced stats for each position in Fantasy.