When looking for good relative value, you want to pinpoint the players who have a much lower Relative Dollars and an above average amount of Relative Points. You don't want to completely cripple your lineup by taking a guy who is going to get 50% of the top rated players points, but you also don't want to spend too much if you don't have to.
Top 5 Best Bang For Your Buck Players
1. Trent Richardson - saving $1,100, while still getting 86% of Peterson's total
2. LeSean McCoy - saving $1,200, while still getting 83% of Peterson's total
3. Steven Jackson - saving $1,300, while still getting 81% of Peterson's total
4. Alfred Morris - saving $1,100, while still getting 82% of Peterson's total
5. Marshawn Lynch - saving $900, while still getting 79% of Peterson's total
As you can see from the picture, if you're dead set on getting the best RB you can get this week, that man would be Jamaal Charles. He's not a value pick at all because of his high price, but you can get similar production overall from him than you would from Peterson while paying $700 less (7%).
Top 5 Low Priced Players
1. Frank Gore - saving $2,700, while still getting 74% of Peterson's total
2. Steven Ridley - saving $2,400, while still getting 74% of Peterson's total
3. Maurice Jones-Drew - saving $2,000, while still getting 74% of Peterson's total
4. David Wilson - saving $1,800, while still getting 71% of Peterson's total
5. Matt Forte - saving $1,400, while still getting 70% of Peterson's total
If your strategy is to load up at Quarterback or Wide Receiver, then you can't go wrong with any of those 5 players. All of them are getting nearly 75% of Peterson's total, but saving you a significant amount of money to spend in other areas.
Week 1 Quarterback Relativity Projections
Week 1 Wide Receiver Relativity Projections
Week 1 Tight End Relativity Projections
Week 1 Optimal Lineups According to Relativity
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