I do not think they reveal any significant trends or impact, notably because while flex rb's score more points (by a pretty comfortable margin!), teams using flex wr have a better winning pct.

There really are no consistent patterns to the impact the rule has had on the league. Above all, I think it simply has given owners further options (especially with bye weeks or injuries) and it has made the league more competitive and challenging. I think the change has been a great benefit to our league!!

1… O's - 15 ppg (24-8 record)
2… United - 13 ppg (15-18 record)
3… H - 13 ppg (3-15 record)
4… A II P - 12 ppg (6-1 record)
5… Tormenta - 11 ppg (8-5 record)
6… Tomcats - 10 ppg (8-19 record)
7… 328's - 10 ppg (3-3 record)
8… 69ers - 9 ppg (6-3 record)
9... Lightning - 8 ppg (7-9 record)
10… Lake Show - 8 ppg (14-17 record)

1… Tormenta - 12 ppg (12-10 record)
2… A II P - 12 ppg (18-10 record)
3… H - 11 ppg (9-8 record)
4… 69ers - 10 ppg (16-10 record)
5… 328's - 7 ppg (14-15 record)
6… Lightning - 7 ppg (7-12 record)
7… Tomcats - 6 ppg (1-7 record)
8… O's - 4 ppg (2-1 record)
9… Lake Show - 4 ppg (1-3 record)
10… United - 4 ppg (1-1 record)

1… Frank Gore (O's) - 302 points
2… Chris Johnson (O's) - 165 points
3… Matt Forte (H / 328's) - 164 points
4… Michael Turner (United) - 129 points
5… Marshawn Lynch (Tormenta) - 117 points

1… Chad Ochocinco (A II P) - 166 points
2… Wes Welker (69ers / Tormenta) - 134 points
3… Desean Jackson (69ers) - 113 points
4… Santonio Holmes (Lightning) - 101 points
5… Steven Smith (Tormenta) - 99 points