Establish The Run Fantasy Football

Theo Gremminger, Fantasy Points analyst and podcaster known for analytical draft strategy. Pat Kerrane, founder of Legendary Upside and dynasty-focused evaluator. John Daigle, fantasy writer with roster and trade chops. Evan Silva, veteran analyst with film- and metrics-based scouting. They run a live rookie dynasty mock draft, debating prospect fits, positional values, combine testing, and upward/downward draft capital trajectories.

Mike Leone chats with Jack Miller (analytics-driven college hoops analyst), Alex Hardin (team breakdowns and tournament strategy lead), and Jason Lisk (PoolGenius founder and bracket strategist). They tackle contrarian bracket leverage, ownership data vs. public pools, region-by-region breakdowns, key injuries to monitor, and Survivor pool timing and mapping.

They break down Kyler Murray’s move to Minnesota and what it means for the receiving corps. Contract restructures and running back signings get close attention, including Aaron Jones, Chris Rodriguez, and several mid-tier backs. They track QB extensions, tight end additions, trade rumors around top receivers, and an NFL tampering fallout tied to a failed physical.

They react to the biggest Free Agency moves so far, breaking down how new signings and trades reshape teams. Topics include major running back and wide receiver shifts, surprising quarterback and tight end moves, and how contracts and trades alter fantasy depth charts. They catalog ripple effects across rosters with quick takes on who gains and who loses opportunity.

They break down major trades and roster moves that will reshape workloads and draft value. They highlight breakout and busted testing performances that shifted draft boards. They debate how combine results and interview noise should influence evaluations. They discuss coaching plans that could alter target shares and suggest fixes to combine participation bias.

Jack Miller, projections team member who focuses on roster construction. Sam Brott, fantasy writer offering tiered strategy. Justin Herzig, data-driven analyst. They run a 2026 mock draft: top picks and tiers, running back volume vs receiver ceilings, rookie upside and bounce-back bets, QB value tiers, and late-round breakout targets.

Jason Strasser, Chief Investment Officer at Caption and former pro poker player, shares market views on the AI revolution, why certain stocks keep running higher, and how to express bets on AI through overlooked industrials and banks. He discusses AI’s economic and job impacts, Bitcoin versus gold as digital gold, prediction markets and liquidity providers, plus risks around MSTR and preferred securities.

They revisit big preseason hits and misses from 2025, breaking down why some late-round sleepers popped and why others flopped. Topics include quarterback rushing upside, coaching and scheme impacts, running back usage and goal-line roles, rookie tight end gambles, and how team environment and injuries shifted player value. Short, sharp reflections on what decisions proved costly or rewarding.

They relive their biggest preseason hits and misses from 2025, dissecting why certain running backs skyrocketed while others flamed out. They debate rookie breakouts, coaching and scheme impacts on wide receivers, and how injuries and usage shaped tight end and quarterback value. The conversation highlights environment-driven surges, selection bias, and the risk of drafting for playoff schedules.

Three analysts break down value-packed Super Bowl prop markets and why line-shopping matters. They debate running back touchdown longshots, lead-rusher and longest-reception overs, and concentrated target plays. Several contrarian MVP, interception and same-game parlay angles are suggested. Expect talk of Patriots usage, Stefon Diggs targeting, and creative low-cost, high-upside prop strategies.