Kyle Soppe is a Stats Analyst at ESPN. He specializes in sports analytics, focusing on fantasy sports for both football and baseball, while also exploring themes in sports business and competitive sports. Kyle's insights and analyses have been featured in ESPN2 Australia, Pro Football Network, NewsBreak, and Yahoo Sports.
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Kyle Soppe's coverage is heavily focused on fantasy football, particularly in the NFL. His articles mainly consist of rankings and predictions related to player performance, team matchups, and betting trends.
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Considering that Kyle does not have a geographic focus specified but focuses solely on NFL-related content with an emphasis on fantasy sports and gaming topics within the realm of American Football it seems logical to reach him if you have expert knowledge about these aspects.
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Targeting the Dolphins is a popular Week 1 angle, and Tucker doesn't crack PFN's Week 1 wide receiver rankings.
Houston went out and added David Montgomery this offseason, and the Week 1 rankings reflect it: Marks is 43rd among running backs.
Kraft tore his ACL last November, and the draft market never caught up to how close to full strength he is now, which leaves the fourth-ranked tight end in PFN's Week 1 rankings looking like a bargain.
Flowers barely showed up in Baltimore's summer highlight reel, which tells me nothing at all.
Allgeier backs up Jeremiyah Love in Arizona and checks in 44th among running backs in PFN's Week 1 rankings.
The Giants' backfield touch distribution is a puzzle, and Tracy is the piece nobody can place, which is a big reason he went unranked in PFN's Week 1 rankings ahead of this one against Dallas.
Worthy doesn't crack PFN's Week 1 rankings at wide receiver, and the setup explains why: an elite Denver defense, plus a quarterback just returning to live action.
Zach Charbonnet enters Week 1 outside PFN's top 50 running backs, which says less about on the player than on the knee that has him opening the season on injured reserve.
The late August injury scare turned out to be a scare and nothing more, and Jeanty sits 13th among running backs in PFN's Week 1 rankings.
By: Kyle Soppe
Robinson averages 5.6 yards per touch and more than 110 yards per game for his career, with 34 touchdowns in 51 games. Week 1 shouldn't change that.
