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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 459 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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i likey. especially that tyler guy
I’m not giving you a 1 because I appreciate the advice but clearly you have a bias against Fields. You guys give good advice but keep that bias take off of the show. Clearly you haven’t seen enough tape on this guy to know he is a good passer with a crazy ceiling.
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Two fantasy football analysts break down rankings, draft strategies, and player ceilings with a practical, banter-heavy approach. Episodes frequently dissect rounds, position-specific upside, and how NFL schemes impact projected production, often pairing data-driven takes with live sponsor reads to illustrate tools and resources. Notable is the clear emphasis on running backs and receivers in fantasy contexts, exploration of camp buzz and ADP nuances, plus recurring plug for an app and draft tools. The format remains approachable for non-experts while offering deeper layers for serious drafters, making it useful for listeners aiming to sharpen draft decisions, evaluate risk, and discover target players in mid-to-late rounds.
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