You want some stats with that?

We figured out that playing against a bad defense can give a 15% advantage, and against a good defense a 15% disadvantage. But how does that work for home vs away, the day of the week, and other factors?

In  https://fantasyortheory.blogspot.com/2019/09/fantasy-theory-play-your-studs-or.html  we looked at the performance of Wide Receivers vs the passing defense. How does this work for Quarterbacks?

Should you draft a player lower because he has a tough schedule? Should you sit a player because he has a tough opponent that week?

Some people will defend grabbing the #1 WR on a bad team by saying "well, someone's got to ctch the balls". But is that true? Should you get that WR1 or are you better off with a WR2 on a better team?