The Late-Round Fantasy Football Podcast

The podcast discusses the difference between Drake London and Michael Pittman in fantasy football, the importance of having a large consideration set and being open to different players, analysis of Washington's QB situation and underdrafted fantasy potential, and the nature of learning from mistakes in fantasy football.

Shawn Siegele, creator of the Zero RB strategy, talks about drafting philosophy, common misconceptions, and late-round quarterbacking in fantasy football. They analyze the potential of Breeze Hall, discuss various perspectives on drafting, compare lay around quarterbacking to Zero RB strategy, and analyze preseason performance of a player. They express excitement, discuss game theory, and promote the late round draft guide.

As we inch closer to the start of the fantasy football season, JJ offers up 10 realistic bold predictions about said season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The podcast discusses the strategy of targeting players with late season potential, challenges common drafting strategies, analyzes Christian Watson's sustainability with Jordan Love, explores the influence of 'bad vibes' on decision-making, and highlights the value of short, information-packed episodes.

Sigmund Bloom of Footballguys joins the show to talk about George Pickens and the Steelers, surprising offenses this season, draft philosophy, vibes, and more. They discuss the hype and potential of George Pickens, the importance of talent and situation in fantasy football, the potential of Alexander Madison, and the uncertainty of the Philadelphia and Saints' backfields. They also touch on vibes in player evaluation and the trade value of quarterbacks.

The podcast discusses the rising and falling rankings of fantasy football players, including a promising receiver and a running back with significant usage in preseason games. They also explore the value of investing in players for dynasty versus redraft leagues and analyze Deuce Vaughn's unique profile. The fantasy potential of Sean Tucker and tight end prospect Greg Dulcich is also discussed.

This week's mailbag episode covers valuing Breece Hall and Rhamondre Stevenson with added backfield competition, targeting defenses in drafts, and analyzing last year's offenses.

The hosts discuss players to avoid in fantasy football drafts, including concerns about Jonathan Taylor's lack of involvement in the passing game and Miles Sanders' potential committee backfield. They express skepticism about Najee Harris' ceiling and discuss the return of Matt Canada as the Steelers' offensive coordinator. Analysis of DeAndre Swift's ADP being too high and concerns about his workload are shared. Additionally, reservations about drafting Chris Godwin early due to target share and other wide receivers on his team are discussed.

On this week's (early) mailbag episode, JJ talks about the Seattle backfield, handcuffing running backs in your season-long leagues, wide receiver-heavy drafts, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JJ talks to Sharp Football Analysis' Rich Hribar about players their targeting in fantasy football drafts this year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.