Sometimes, fantasy point totals can deceive.
Case in point. David Johnson finished ninth in points among running backs this past season. That seems pretty good, right? Well, he was a top-10 fantasy back in just 56.3 percent of his 16 starts. What’s more, he scored 30 percent of his points in just four games. That’s a much bigger statistical factoid than his overall finish. So while he did put up respectable numbers overall, D.J.’s lack of consistent production might have cost you a shot at getting into the fantasy postseason.
