Football Outsiders is seeking a part-time Injury Database Analyst for the 2019 season. This analyst will work to collect and compile injury data throughout the 2019 NFL season, approximately 10 hours per week. It is a paid position. Ideal candidate will have experience with Excel filters and LOOKUP functions; good knowlege of player roles (starters vs. subs vs. pure backups) and research skills to determine them; strong communication skills; availability from September (Week 1) through the Super Bowl (February).

What would an 18-game season really mean for injuries and career lengths? Not as much as most people assume.

Brian Fremeau has redesigned his college football rating system to better predict how teams will fare each week and each season. It's higher on Mississippi State and Auburn than you might expect, but lower on teams such as the Texas Longhorns and Justin Herbert's Oregon Ducks.

This week's Off The Charts podcast is all about fantasy football talk. What do you do about the injury to Andrew Luck, or running backs holding out? Plus discussion of Josh Gordon, Vance McDonald, Darwin Thompson, and a number of other players who are rising or falling in fantasy value right now. (Click for audio link.)

We all know that Patrick Mahomes was the best passer in football last year, but on certain routes, it was Matt Ryan, Deshaun Watson, Jared Goff, or even Derek Carr at the top of the heap.

Football Outsiders, past and present, as Vince Verhei goes on the Bill Barnwell show to discuss Football Outsiders Almanac 2019 and our projections for the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers in 2019.

Bryan and Andrew head up to the bitter north, where they debate if Cleveland is for real, if the Steelers can survive the loss of the Killer B's, and whether or not anyone in the NFC North is actually good.

In 2019, NFL teams threw a lot fewer comebacks and seams, and a lot more deep crosses, corners, and flats. No matter the route, though, DeAndre Hopkins could usually be found amongst the leaders.

New on ESPN+, this article looks at the biggest "fluke" seasons for quarterbacks since 1986. Apparently, 1995 was the year of the Fluke QB. You'll also find three current starters on our list, including two from the NFC East.

It's time once again to look at players who are going too late in fantasy drafts around the land. Featuring Jameis Winston, Jared Goff, a bunch of Seahawks, and -- as always -- Ben Roethlisberger.