By: Drew Loftis
Not all bye weeks are created equal. Talk all you want about how a loss in October costs the same as a loss in December, and maybe that's true, but it doesn't feel the same.
Drew Loftis is a Sunday Sports Editor at the New York Post. A Fantasy Football junkie, he writes The Post's Fantasy Insanity column and has a passion for team sports and various sports disciplines. Drew has previously contributed to the Kinston (N.C.) Free Press and the Shelby (N.C.) Star, and he is featured in the New York Post.
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Drew Loftis specializes in fantasy football, particularly focusing on player performance and recommendations. He frequently cites data and provides reviews of player performances, indicating that he would be interested in insights backed by statistics or analytical evaluations.
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