Football Fignuts Podcast

Britt welcomes back special guest Terry Tsang for his annual appearance, filling in while Craig and the other contributors take the week off. Terry shares his bold take on Malik Willis becoming a potential top five fantasy quarterback for the rest of the season, while the guys discuss the controversial ending to Chiefs vs. Broncos and the reaction to the officiating. They play America's Favorite Game, breaking down the week's betting totals, and wrap up with fantasy trade deadline strategy, waiver wire stashes, and preparing teams for the playoffs.

Craig and Britt return to a season they can only describe as stupid, breaking down the Commanders' coaching problems, Jalen Hurts' blood clots and questions surrounding the Eagles' handling of his situation. They debate which teams are in the biggest free fall, including the Chargers, Eagles, and Rams, and take a detour to name the worst play by play announcers in sports. The guys play America's Favorite Game with this week's betting totals, discuss quarterback trade possibilities, and fantasy managers considering a fire sale.

Sinch joins Craig while Britt is away for a discussion of the NFL's frustrating 2026 season. They debate whether the Chargers are experiencing a true season from hell, question whether the Bears are overrated, and break down the Bills' wild overtime loss to the Rams. The guys play America's Favorite Game, predicting Week 6 over and under totals, before sharing DFS picks including Bryce Young, Jonathan Taylor, Bucky Irving, Brock Bowers, and Isaiah Likely. They close with lineup management advice for an injury filled season and celebrate the Dodgers' struggles.

Britt, Craig, and Sinch discuss their fantasy football frustrations, including players they may never draft again, the Eagles' struggles, and Jalen Hurts' future in Philadelphia. They also debate Stephen A. Smith's controversial commentary and whether Tom Brady is cut out for broadcasting. In America's Favorite Game, the hosts predict totals for Week 5 matchups, including Bills vs. Rams and Lions vs. Cardinals. They wrap up with some DFS picks featuring Derrick Henry, Trey McBride, Jacoby Brissett, and Isaiah Likely, plus a reminder to trust your process and avoid panicking over a rough start.

After a week off,Britt and Craig dive into the chaos of the NFL after three weeks, discussing the Packers' struggles, teams they view as contenders or pretenders, and the massive list of injuries piling up across the league. They also take a closer look at the unpredictable tight end position, including Colston Loveland and Harold Fannin Jr., before discussing the danger of blindly following fantasy football "experts" and the importance of doing your own analysis. They finish with America's Favorite Game, Week 4 DFS plays, and advice for navigating trades and the waiver wire.