Christopher Harris's fantasy football podcast. We ignore the box score and watch game film. Draft be
Let's talk fantasy football busts for 2024! These are players we think either won't deliver at their
Let's get to the *rest* of the 2024 Flag-Planted Players -- the fantasy draft picks we like best as
Let's plant some flags! It's time for our annual list of players we love drafting at their current v
Who's winning the NFL's passing yards title in 2024? Who'll lead the league in rushing TDs? Which te
It's finally time to dig into Average Draft Position and figure out the players we think have been m
Will a couple rookies get over-drafted for fantasy football in 2024? Yes! Should that stop us from t
Risk management isn't sexy, but it's a big part of fantasy football draft strategies in 2024, especi
You know what sometimes makes an NFL season more enjoyable? When you focus on love! Today we're coun
The fantasy football market is a fickle beast. It will hype the living heck out of a young player, u
Every year a lot of fantasy leagues get decided by the high-upside, scary-downside draftees that we
Last week we tackled players we *love* on film...and today, we're doing the opposite. It's a footbal
Today you get to read about every skill player you're considering drafting for fantasy football in 2
Sometimes when it comes to the NFL, it's all about love! Today we'll talk about players whose game f
Knowing which offensive lines have the potential to be great and which ones might be a problem can b
Fantasy football ranks can be precarious things. We think there are some skill-position spots that c
We're back! The Little Podcast That Could has returned to *five* episodes per week! And we'll kick t
The Texans look like an absolute wagon, but with two huge new offensive pieces -- Joe Mixon and Stef
What to do with Alvin Kamara? Is he a cooked workhorse who will drag down your fantasy football team
The Raiders will give Zamir White unlimited volume! There's nobody for Justin Herbert to throw to! T
The Rams and Seahawks both feature backfields filled with young talent, and therefore they both pres
