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The UDK features one of the broadest ranges of data and analysis in one of the most refined interfaces on the market. One of the complaints of some of the most hardcore fantasy nuts is that the Footballers podcast focuses more on personal takes, debates, and entertainment over nitty gritty stats and analysis.
The answer is yes. I was a middling fantasy player from 2011 to 2016. I just didn't put the work in. Then in the summer of 17 I started using the UDK and listening to the podcast. Since then, I've got four playoff appearances, two super bowls, three made super bowls(eff you Todd Gurley) and two highest points in the league. So, yeah, it's worth it.
The UDK is a pretty app and you have access to interesting features, but if you're just looking for Tiers and a draftsheet use the free ones. Reply ThatZaphos •
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The UDK provides a lot of videos (on basically every relevant player) & rankings that they keep updated. As well as draft cheat sheets & other draft tools. I believe I paid $25 during the pre-order period. Seems like a fair price to me, and I like to support the Footballers for all the other content that they basically provide for free on YouTube.
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I’ve done the UDK in the past to support fantasy footballers. They’re obviously wildly successful and are only getting more popular but I see it as the least I can do to support all their help throughout the season. Also just a great way to feed that fantasy football itch before the draft and season begins. Reply.
Player Profiler & Reception Perception are the greatest tools pre-draft. Matt Harmon actually has his own website for reception perception now. If you combine that with the player profiler draft kid, you’re going to extract maximum value in most rounds of your draft. Each year I pay $5 +/- for Rotowire’s Fantasy Draft.
Fantasy pros has a spot in my life too - but it’s more for league management. Easy way to manage multiple leagues, see top waivers across all leagues - see trade scenarios, etc. If I spent my money on just one - it would be the UDK/DFS Pass.
The DA always finds me guys late in the draft who turn out to be productive or steals. I use UDK and have back to back wins in a highly competitive league. For in season Sirius radio is worth the investment for their content. A buddy and I used the UDK one year and won’t ever use it again.