Fantasy Football Happy Hour with Matthew Berry
NBC Sports, Matthew BerryMatthew Berry is on the Mt. Rushmore of fantasy football analysts. His new daily show will continue what he does best: rankings, waiver wire advice, who to start, who to sit, and his popular love/hate analysis. Make sure to check out the video version on Peacock and on the NFL on NBC YouTube Channel.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 293 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Fantasy SportsSportsFootball | |||
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- 12 mins in before football talk
No joke this episode just went 12 minutes in before they even began to talk about football whatsoever. Matthew Berry is the only reason to listen, and not because of his awful jokes, but because he’s actually a legitimate fantasy player. His support is just to fill a spot. They do it for obvious reasons I’m not going to say…but they know why, and you know why. It’s pretty ridiculous. Very hard to listen to. Would not recommend if you want legitimate fantasy football advice. This show is clearly ... more
Apple Podcasts1Djdbvg
United States2 months ago - Berry is the man, but…
I started listening to this podcast, following Mathew Berry from the ESPN fantasy football podcast. I still love Berry’s advice and content, I’m just sick of Croucher trying to play the Field Yates role, piling onto Berry’s, often self-deprecating jokes. Croucher is not funny and he comes across as an arrogant d…che when he tries to puts down the headliner of the show. Let the guy who used to write jokes for sitcoms do the comedy and stick to the football.
Apple Podcasts4808kappsUnited States4 months ago - Levels are off
You guys need to get your levels corrected, the variance in volume from one person to the next is huge. Since I listen at work, I tend to not listen to your podcast because in order to be able to hear I need to have the volume way up and then the volume fluctuates and has super loud moments
Apple Podcasts3BradleyrlUnited States6 months ago - Annoying
Love hearing Matthew tap his papers the whole show and make everything about himself.
Apple Podcasts2a280405United States9 months ago - Stop the Interruption
For the love of God, Matthew Berry control your impulses and stop interrupting your co-hosts Connor, Jay, Lawrence, insert name here. We all get it, your very knowledgeable, gregarious, and have tremendous appetite to share your fantasy insights/thoughts/opinions; however this doesn’t give you the right (as a human being) to cut off or talk over people because you lack patience or self-control. This is my one request and critique take it or leave it.
Apple Podcasts4WADERxDUnited States9 months ago
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YouTube | #145 | United States/Popular Podcasts |
Spotify | #168 | United States/Top Podcasts |
Spotify | #13 | United States/Sports |
Apple Podcasts | #5 | United States/Sports/Fantasy Sports |
Apple Podcasts | #18 | United States/Sports |
Apple Podcasts | #11 |  Canada/Sports/Fantasy Sports |
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