2015 Fantasy Football Recap Visualization – Mobile

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Introduction

Earlier at the beginning of the season we did a visualization that let you make sure you drafted the best players. Now we wanted to see how ESPN did at making there projections at the beginning of the year.
Want to relive your big fantasy wins these season or figure out where you went wrong? Here is a visual recap of the 2015 Fantasy Football Season.

2015 Fantasy Football Recap Visualization

2015 Fantasy Football Recap Visualization

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Available Filters

You can sort all the data in the dashboard by team, position, and name.

Player Listing

We have all the players listed by the number of points they were projected to score, how many they actually scored, and what the % difference was between those numbers. You can sort this graphic, by any of these fields or the plays name.

Points by Week

This graphic shows the number of points awarded each week. It starts out showing all the points scored in the league, but changes as you apply filters to the visualization.

Scatterplot

This allows you to see what a player was projected to do, and what they actually did. If you think there are too many players included, just apply the filter to get a closer look at a team or position.

Boxplots

With the boxplots you can tell just how well a player did when compared with his peers.

Source

The data was copy and pasted from ESPN’s Fantasy Football, cleaned in Excel, and the visualization was created in Tableau.

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