Digest

The Fantasy Footballers Podcast hosts, Andy, Jason, and Mike, kick off the episode by promoting the Megalible, a large-scale fantasy football tournament. They then delve into potential waiver wire pickups and undrafted players who could make an impact, analyzing players like Chuba Hubbard, Samaje Perine, and Isaiah Likely. The hosts also discuss recent NFL news, including contract extensions, player visits, and injury updates, analyzing their impact on fantasy football. The episode takes a humorous turn as the hosts discuss players they are "embarrassed to love" in fantasy football, despite their potential for success. They analyze players like Tank Bigsby, Bucky Irving, Zach Moss, and Mario Cooper, acknowledging their flaws but highlighting their potential upside. They continue this discussion with Terry McClaren and Will Love, arguing that McClaren's potential for a breakout season is high, while Love's gunslinger style and the addition of Calvin Ridley make him a risky but potentially rewarding pick. The hosts then answer listener questions about Brandon Cooks' fantasy value, by-week strategy in fantasy drafts, and the feeling of dissatisfaction after a draft. They provide insights and advice based on their experience and knowledge of the game. The episode concludes with a discussion about the Ultimate Draft Kit, the differences in dynasty tiers, and how draft strategy changes based on league size. They emphasize the importance of being informed about NFL news and roster moves, especially in larger leagues. The hosts also discuss their personal league count, the importance of being excited about the waiver wire, and the ultimate goal of winning a fantasy championship. They encourage listeners to stay engaged and passionate about the game.

Outlines

00:00:00

Fantasy Football Megalible and Waiver Wire Gems

The hosts introduce the Megalible, a large-scale fantasy football tournament, and discuss potential waiver wire pickups and undrafted players who could make an impact.

00:11:55

NFL News and Notes and Embarrassing Fantasy Loves

The hosts discuss recent NFL news and developments, including contract extensions, player visits, and injury updates, and analyze their impact on fantasy football. They also discuss players they are "embarrassed to love" in fantasy football, despite their potential for success.

00:47:44

Listener Mailbag and Draft Strategies

The hosts answer listener questions about fantasy football, including Brandon Cooks' fantasy value, by-week strategy in fantasy drafts, and the feeling of dissatisfaction after a draft. They also discuss the Ultimate Draft Kit, the differences in dynasty tiers, and how draft strategy changes based on league size.

00:55:16

League Count, Waiver Wire Excitement, and Fantasy Championship Goals

The hosts discuss their personal league count, the importance of being excited about the waiver wire, and the ultimate goal of winning a fantasy championship. They encourage listeners to stay engaged and passionate about the game.

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Q&A

• What are some key factors to consider when evaluating undrafted players for fantasy football?

  Consider their talent, opportunity, and situation. Look for players who have shown promise in preseason, are on teams with a need at their position, or are expected to have a significant role in the offense.

• How does the size of a fantasy league impact draft strategy?

  In smaller leagues, you can focus on acquiring top-tier players, while in larger leagues, you need to be more informed about depth players and roster moves.

• What are some signs that you might be in too many fantasy leagues?

  If you're not excited about the waiver wire or feel overwhelmed by the number of teams you manage, you might be in too many leagues. It's important to focus on a smaller number of leagues where you can be more engaged and dedicated.

• What are some key factors to consider when evaluating a quarterback in fantasy football?

  Consider their talent, weapons, offensive scheme, and potential for big plays. Look for quarterbacks who have a history of success, play in a pass-heavy offense, and have a strong connection with their receivers.

• How can I improve my chances of winning a fantasy championship?

  Stay informed about NFL news and roster moves, make smart draft decisions, and be active on the waiver wire. It's also important to have a strong understanding of your league's scoring settings and to adjust your strategy accordingly.

Show Notes