
A podcast about high stakes fantasy football, best ball, and dynasty. In-season sweat shows (ShipCast) and utilization breakdowns (Stat Chasing) along with offseason flagship shows (Ship Chasing) and best ball market tracking (ADP Chasing).
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 462 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Fantasy SportsSports | |||

Drico, Neil Farley, Michael O'Hara, and Tony Squares analyze the Week 2 action from a data perspective. Jayden Daniels and Caleb Williams' injuries loom over the whole show as the crew works through QB, RB, WR, and TE usage data, plus some chirping a... more
Pat, Jakob, Davis, and Pete draft the 1pm games, react to devastating injuries as they unfold, sweat some pick 'ems, check in on DFS sweats, and tilt the Bucs collapse.
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In the debut episode of Stat Chasing Drico, Neil Farley, Michael O'Hara, and Tony Squares go chart by chart through every position, separating real signal from small-sample noise. Quarterback efficiency, running back usage, wide receiver target share... more
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Love both iterations of the show, but Jakob has to turn up his mic. I’m constantly turning up the volume when he speaks, and turning it down when he stops.
Great show just someone please stop Davis when he just goes on autopilot talking incessantly
Been listening to him since he was on espn radio
No one can convince me that Mike isn’t the opening voice on White Stripes Little Acorns track. Couldn’t understand Irish guy last year, and now I can’t focus because Mike’s voice is too clear and sounds like AI. If Mike could do the show in an Irish accent that would be appreciated. 5 stars!
Tried to listen to this podcast and it is awful. Their picks and projections are wrong. Do not waste your time listening to this podcast as it is one of the worst ones I have ever heard.
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A high-velocity fantasy football show focused on fantasy formats like best ball and dynasty, with deep-dive strategy, market dynamics, and lively banter. Episodes mix data-driven analysis, mock drafts, and ADP/chasing conversations, alongside real-world NFL moves and coaching news. A standout is the strong emphasis on market signals (ADP, ship dynamics) and the entertaining, often humorous hosts who balance sharp insights with approachable banter. Listeners likely include serious fantasy players who want actionable drafting guidance, risk assessment, and nuanced roster-building tactics, plus sponsors seeking exposure to a devoted, strategy-minded audience.
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Ship Chasing launched 6 years ago and published 462 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Ship Chasing include:
1. Shawn Siegel
2. Ben Gretch
3. Andrew Cooper
4. David Kitchen
5. Ryan Heath
6. Sam Sherman
7. Crack Rock
8. Evan Silva
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