This is a great course that delivers what is promised. Learning advanced stats, and techniques to improve your Fantasy Football skills through Python programming. It combined two of my interests, and melded them together. Fantasy Football Data Pros created a fun environment to learn and share ideas.

I’ve bought the course and have experience taking over 50 courses. This one is amazing and for those in the know for prime tutorialists, Ben is up there with Traversy and Kevin Powell. Easily worth your month, whether you really want to get good at code or you just want to crush your league really bad, again, or for the first time ever.

I am a 30-something working on retooling my skill set to include Python in hopes to redirect my career. Stumbling across a post by Ben about this site on r/fantasyfootball was one of the best things that has happened in this endeavor because it combines something I'm passionate about (crushing my fantasy opponents -- especially my girlfriend's mom) with the power of Python.

I truly cannot say enough good things about Fantasy Football Data Pros. Don't worry if you're brand new to Python, either! The course starts off assuming you know nothing and builds you up from the basics. The chapters are in text and video form (which I love) and take you through one project at a time -- before I knew it I had completely automated processes that took me hours of copying and pasting in the past.

Oh, and once you think you're done with everything Ben adds new chapters covering more topics! I've been a part of FFDP for a couple months now and no less than 6 new chapters have been added ranging from using SQL in Python to applying Machine Learning concepts to your fantasy analysis.

That for loop not working the way you need it to? Can't quite decide what parameters to use in your Value Over Replacement metrics? FFDP includes access to an active Slack channel where we share ideas, show off accomplishments and let Ben know what we want to learn next. Many of the new chapters have come directly from input on Slack.

I could go on and on because the value I've gotten from FFDP is outrageous. Not only is my GitHub quickly filling up with resume worthy output, but my girlfriend's mom is gonna have so much smack talk in her ear after I decimate her whack lineup this upcoming year -- and I'm not sure which feels better.