
Matt Harmon and James Koh whip around the NFL and cover the position they know best: Wide receivers. Using the data from Harmon's exclusive Reception Perception charting methodology, the guys give their takes on receivers at every level of the game. Whether it's the biggest stars in the league or new rookies bursting on the scene, you won't get better wideout information anywhere else. Along the w... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1218 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Matt and James dive into some takes on the fantasy side of things. Are we trusting CMC and Justin Jefferson as 1st round picks (05:30)? Then, our top 5 wide receiver sleepers outside of ADP 100 (25:30) and the "Sleeper King's" top 5 favorite RB handc... more
Matt and James discuss the Stefon Diggs/Terry McLaurin pairing in Washington (02:00), their level of conern on Luther Burden (23:15) and notes from Ravens camp (30:40). Plus, a look at a couple unheralded rookies gaining some camp buzz (49:30).
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Matt and James share their thoughts on Stefon Diggs signing in Washington alongside Terry McLaurin. What kind of offense will we see David Blough run?
Matt and James dive into the news that Bateman could be moved all over the formation and rookie Jakobi Lane getting serious buzz all camp.
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Matt Harmon is one of the most informed and intelligent people in fantasy football. I happily support his website as well.
On the flip side James Koh the host is average and I wish this part of the show was better
Matt Harmon is one of the most informed and intelligent people in fantasy football. I happily support his website as well.
On the flip side James Koh might be one of the worst pod hosts. His takes and football knowledge are remedial. He is zero stars. He brings drags down what should be a showcase for Matt.
No one does WR analysis better than Matt. The addition of tight end charting is amazing. James is a perfect cohost
Matt and James show a unique ability to critique player deficiencies while being respectful to the players. In the same breath, they offer realistic player comps without jumping to hall of famers for prospects. They’re careful about verbiage and labels like “generational talent,” so you know there is merit to it when they have a guy they really like. RP is a Ball Knower’s podcast that provides quality information and a slate to weigh pros and cons on players/prospects for yourself.
I came across Matt and James’s show earlier this season and ever since then I haven’t missed an episode. It’s an easy, relaxed listen but there is so much good information as it pertains to the wide receiver position. I am looking forward to hearing them break down why Jack Bech will be so good in Klint Kubiak’s offense too
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Two hosts bring data-driven, charting-based analysis to NFL wide receivers, blending strategic team-building discussions with deep dives into receiver profiles, draft prospects, and fantasy implications. Through a consistent use of a proprietary evaluation framework, they break down on-ball vs off-ball usage, route concepts, and archetypes, often comparing rookies to veteran comps and exploring how scheme and coaching shape opportunity. Episodes frequently spotlight year-two breakthroughs, injury impacts, and roster construction across multiple teams, making it valuable for teams seeking nuanced talent evaluation, potential sponsorship angles, or guest ideas whose expertise aligns with advanced football analytics.
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