We give our predictions on where some of this year’s NFL Draft stars fit and who may take them. Will Shedeur Sanders fall? Will Ashton Jeanty or Tetairoa McMillan land on teams to make them fantasy stars? Will we see any big trades this year? We speculate on all these questions and try to guess how many of each offensive position will be taken in the first round.
It’s been a wild month in the NFL offseason! We talk a little about the Scouting Combine, but the big news has been all the trades and free agent signings across the league. We react to Sam Darnold, Cooper Kupp, Davante Adams, DK Metcalf, Geno Smith, Justin Fields, and other players changing teams. Which teams made a leap forward or fell back, and how do these moves affect the 2025 NFL Draft? We try to make sense of it all.
It was a wild season finale for the NFL, with the Eagles crushing the Chiefs. We react to the big game and all the festivities before getting into some NFL news. Kellen Moore is the new Saints head coach, Deebo Samuel could be on the move, and Aaron Rodgers faces an uncertain future. Finally, we look at the free agent landscape and reminisce about what a great season it was.
It’s Super Bowl time! During the bye week, we discuss how great it is that Pro Bowl skills events keep evolving (even if we aren’t that into flag football), the news about Cooper Kupp and Myles Garrett being on the trade block, and our yearly awards to players based on made-up fantasy football categories.
The Commanders and Bills failed to pull off the upset in the Conference Championships, leading to a familiar Super Bowl match. We get into the legacy of the current Philadelphia and Kansas City teams. Plus, a look at why they earned their spots despite fans being frustrated to see them again.
Defense was key in a cold Divisional Round of playoffs. We break down Detroit getting upset, the Bills trying to live up to their destiny, and Saquon becoming Snowquon while carrying the Eagles on his back. With only four teams left, it looks like an excellent Conference Championship Round. We also explore running back performance throughout the fantasy season.
We are in the home stretch of the fantasy football season and the grind of the NFL season. In a week where the Lions and Vikings had impressive comeback wins, teams like the Dolphins and Cardinals showed they could be surprise playoff contenders. We also speculate if a rough Broncos loss could actually be a good thing. Plus, what does the future hold for the Cowboys and Giants?
The NFL trade deadline has passed, so we cover some last-minute moves. We also saw another head coach get fired and wonder who might be next. There is a final push of the regular season in fantasy football, and the standings across our leagues are surprisingly tight.
We are discussing which teams may be out of the honeymoon phase. The Jaguars, Browns, Raiders, Bengals, and Titans may need to consider what the future holds while the Jets are trading for Davante Adams in a desperate attempt to stay alive. Being fans of the Broncos and Raiders, we dig into what seems to be their issues and look forward to some great matches in Week 7.
Most teams remain a mystery after Week 3 in the NFL, but a few stand out. Some teams may already be in panic mode (Bengals, Cowboys, and Jaguars), while others are becoming a force to be reckoned with (Bills and Vikings). Meanwhile, rookies are getting more exciting each week, but our fantasy teams are a rollercoaster.
The upsets and injuries from Week 2 have us questioning everything we thought we knew and scrambling to bolster our fantasy rosters. We ponder whether the Rams are already cooked with Cooper Kupp, Puka Nacua, and most of the offensive line going out; what could cause the lack of rookie quarterback production; and worry about the bleak tight end landscape so far.
Football is finally back, and we’re trying to keep cool heads after seeing what NFL teams looked like in Week 1. It’s hard not to panic about the Packers and Bengals or get too excited about the Saints and Cowboys. We try to figure out what the season may look like with limited data.
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