There were 75 offensive touchdowns scored in Week 1. That's way up from the 57 that were scored in Week 1 of the 2017 season, and those 75 mean that touchdowns provided 450 fantasy points for rushers and receivers, as well as 196 for quarterbacks.

68% (51) of this year's Week 1 touchdowns came on snaps from the red zone -- the 20-yard line and in. Teams scored on 17.2% of the offensive snaps they ran from the red zone, compared to only 1.3% of their snaps outside of the red zone. It's hard to overstate the importance of these snaps, from both a real world and fantasy football standpoint.

When we look at red zone stats, we're dealing with small sample sizes. These can be full of noise and variance, meaning we have to dig in deep to get a feel for what trends are likely to hold up and which we're better off ignoring.

With these situations being both high-value and tough to nail down, correctly identifying what's going on in the red zone can be a massive edge in fantasy football. So, let's get right into it and look at five things worth noting as we head into Week 2.