Welcome to 25 Yards Later, Sports Obsessive and Rumination Radio Network’s fantasy football podcast. Well, Week 15 sure was weird. Record COVID cases, game postponements, and the fewest touchdowns scored on a Sunday since the mid-1990s all contributed to what will surely go down as one of the worst fantasy playoff weekends ever. Hopefully you survived your matchups, and if not, at least you know that you weren't the only one that had a rough week.

If you did manage to survive Week 15 (or mercifully had a bye), congratulations! You're one step closer to a fantasy championship! As always, the 25 Yards Later Fantasy Football Podcast is here to help you win your semi-finals matchups and attain fantasy football glory! We're covering six teams once again this week: the Seattle Seahawks, the Buffalo Bills, the Arizona Cardinals, the Atlanta Falcons, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the Los Angeles Chargers.

Who can you trust (if anyone) on a very inconsistent Seattle Seahawks offense? Can the Bills take care of a second tough fantasy defense in a row? What will the Cardinals' receiving corps look like without DeAndre Hopkins? Can the Falcons take care of business against a generous Detroit Lions defense? How will injuries to Chris Godwin, Mike Evans, and Leonard Fournette affect the Bucs offense? Will the Houston Texans be able to do anything to stop the high-powered Chargers offense, even if Austin Ekeler can't play? Find out the answer to these questions and more on this week's episode of the 25 Yards Later Fantasy Football Podcast!

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Welcome to 25 Yards Later, Sports Obsessive and Rumination Radio Network’s fantasy football podcast. The fantasy playoffs are finally here, and while you hopefully got a bye, we've got all the latest news to get you ready for your matchups this weekend. And there is a TON of news (so much that we had to go back and add another segment!), between head coaches getting fired, the league's heaviest COVID outbreak of the entire pandemic, and star players missing significant time with injury. There's so much COVID uncertainty that we also include some tips to make sure you're prepared for any scenario.

Then, we have six team previews: the Indianapolis Colts and the New England Patriots (taking on each other), the Green Bay Packers (@Baltimore), the Philadelphia Eagles (vs. Washington), the Pittsburgh Steelers (vs. Tennessee), and the Miami Dolphins (@New York Jets).

What quarterbacks would we start Ben Roethlisberger over? Can Carson Wentz, Jonathan Taylor, and Michael Pittman break through against a tough Patriots defense? Can Mac Jones take advantage of a generous Colts pass defense? What should you do with the Packers backfield? Is it too late for players like Ray-Ray McCloud and James Washington to get on the path to WR4 status? What should we expect from the Dolphins backfield if anyone is able to clear the COVID protocols? Will there be any players left by the time we get to Sunday? Find out the answers to these questions and more on this week's episode of the 25 Yards Later Fantasy Football Podcast!

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Welcome to 25 Yards Later, Sports Obsessive and Rumination Radio Network’s fantasy football podcast. This is it gang, the last week of the regular season for most leagues. Our hosts have their playoff slots set, but there will be plenty of drama this weekend as countless dreams will be realized or crushed by just a handful of plays. You'll need every advantage that you can get, including getting ready for some of the key matchups by listening to our podcast. Week 14 also marks the one-year anniversary of our podcast! Thanks to everyone who has made this first year so much fun!

We lead off the show by recapping a busy news week in the NFL. Then, we have six teams to preview: the Carolina Panthers in their juicy matchup against the Falcons, the resurgent Washington Football Team in a sneaky shootout against the Cowboys, the Seattle Seahawks taking on the moribund Houston Texans, the Denver Broncos taking on the "hot" Detroit Lions, and the Cleveland Browns and San Francisco 49ers taking on AFC North foes the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals.

What can we expect from a CMC-less Carolina backfield? What should you do with a struggling Terry McLaurin? Are the Seahawks the biggest mess of a team from a fantasy perspective in the league this year? Can Javonte Williams replicate his success from last week, or will Melvin Gordon spoil his fun? Which Browns pass-catcher is a sneaky play this week? Who should you start if Elijah Mitchell is out for the 49ers? Find out the answers to these questions and more on this week's episode of the 25 Yards Later Fantasy Football Podcast!

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Welcome to 25 Yards Later, Sports Obsessive and Rumination Radio Network’s fantasy football podcast. We're on the home stretch to the playoffs, with most fantasy leagues only having 2 more games in the regular season. Our hosts are feeling the late-season crunch too, and we're here to help you win it all.

This week's slate is headlined by a potentially spicy Bengals/Chargers game. We break down both teams in a game that we think could be a sneaky shootout. Then, we revisit what the Arizona Cardinals might look like with a (hopefully) healthy Kyler and Hopkins, and wonder what the Minnesota Vikings will look like minus Dalvin Cook and what is wrong with the Los Angeles Rams. Finally, we talk about the 32nd different team that we've previewed this year: the Houston Texans.

Can Joe Mixon continue his hot streak? Will Ja'Marr Chase break out of his slump? Are Justin Herbert, Keenan Allen, and Mike Williams good options against a Bengals defense that is tough against fantasy passing games? Could an increased emphasis on the pass in Minnesota revive KJ Osborn's season? Can Alexander Mattison be trusted as a top-5 fantasy option against a hapless Lions defense? Can Rondale Moore or Zach Ertz repeat their gaudy target numbers from last week? Can we expect a resurgence in Odell Beckham's play after his good game Sunday? Could Nick talk himself into playing Rex Burkhead if David Johnson sits out this week? Who even is Brevin Jordan? Find out on this week's episode of 25 Yards Later!

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Welcome to 25 Yards Later, Sports Obsessive and Rumination Radio Network’s fantasy football podcast. It's our second episode of the week! If you haven't already, go back and listen to our Thanksgiving preview. Even if you're listening to this after Thanksgiving; it's fine to go back and listen even though you already know the result, you can still learn things.

In this episode, we preview some of the non-Thanksgiving day NFL action. The 25 Yards Later guys are breaking down 5 teams this time around: the Jacksonville Jaguars, Denver Broncos, Philadelphia Eagles, New England Patriots, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In the place of a sixth game, we have a very fun segment where we compare NFL players to Thanksgiving foods. James Robinson may be dependable like mashed potatoes, but who is tangy like cranberry sauce or the underrated MVP like Cuban turkey?

How does the Jamal Agnew injury affect the Jaguars? What do we think of crowded Broncos receiving and rushing rooms this week? Which unrostered wide receiver does Nick have his eyes on this week? Is Boston Scott a flex option this week with Jordan Howard injured against a bad Giants run defense? Has Antonio Gibson regained Allijah's trust? Can Nick maybe, just maybe, be talked into playing Mac Jones in DFS against a Titans defense that gives up the second-most points to fantasy quarterbacks? Is there anyone you shouldn't start when the Bucs take on a Colts defense that gives up points to almost every position? Find out the answers to these questions and more on this week's episode of the 25 Yards Later Fantasy Football Podcast!

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Welcome to 25 Yards Later, Sports Obsessive and Rumination Radio Network’s fantasy football podcast. Thanksgiving week is the best football week of the year! To celebrate, we're releasing two podcasts this week, with our full-length podcast dropping early on Thanksgiving day. But first is a mini-podcast (well, mini for us, at least) previewing the Thanksgiving games.

While we're very excited for 3 extra nationally televised games, the Thanksgiving slate is...a little rough, to say the least, with a rash of injuries making things even rougher. It features the traditional Thanksgiving teams, the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys, hosting the Chicago Bears and Las Vegas Raiders, respectively. Rounding out the day is a game that looked a lot better at the beginning of the season, the Buffalo Bills at the New Orleans Saints.

Can we find any Lions worth starting outside of D'Andre Swift and TJ Hockenson? Are there any Saints or Raiders pass-catchers even worth rostering, for that matter? Would the Bears pass catchers be better options with Andy Dalton than Justin Fields? Is David Montgomery a smash start against the Lions? Do we believe in Michael Gallup as the da facto WR1 in Dallas without Amari Cooper and CeeDee Lamb? Find out the answers to these questions and more on this special Thanksgiving edition of the 25 Yards Later Fantasy Football Podcast!

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Welcome to 25 Yards Later, Sports Obsessive and Rumination Radio Network’s fantasy football podcast! Nick has been on a roll! He's 12-0 the last 3 weeks and is so pumped following a huge Week 10 Panthers upset that saw the return of Cam Newton that he did the pod in a Panthers jersey, hat, scarf, and wearing aviators (despite recording after 10pm in a dimly lit room), all while basically demanding that we cover the Panthers this week. He also decided to take a short Nicktory lap with his recent fantasy success and threw together a quick quiz for Allijah to see if he could tell if a series of events happened before or after his most recent fantasy loss all the way back in Week 7.

Then, inspired by the midway point of the season, the guys welcome some new Best Fantasy Friends (or BFFs) into their friend circles. These are players that the boys ended up having on their teams (often on multiple squads) that they picked up for a great value and ended up as solid contributors (or maybe even league winners). Finally, Nick and Allijah preview 5 teams playing this weekend: the Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers, New York Jets (making their first, and presumably last, appearance of the season), Kansas City Chiefs, and the aforementioned Panthers.

Which players have earned the coveted BFF status? Which Jets do we think are worth considering? What should you make of the troublesome Ravens and 49ers backfields? What should you do if Clyde Edwards-Helaire comes back from injury? Will Allijah know if a coup in Sudan happened before or after Nick's most recent fantasy loss? Find out the answer to these questions and more on this week's episode of the 25 Yards Later Fantasy Football Podcast!

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Welcome to 25 Yards Later, Sports Obsessive and Rumination Radio Network’s fantasy football podcast! It was a weird week in the NFL, with low fantasy scores and real-life upsets all around. We decided to take a look at four of the teams at the center of that weirdness---the Vikings, who blew a multi-score lead against the Ravens, the Browns, who blew out the Bengals, the Cowboys, who got blew out by the Broncos, and the Bills, who lost to the Jags in a game so bad that the total score didn't even cover the Bills' point spread. Rounding out the show are the Los Angeles Chargers, who are the other side of the Vikings game, and the hot Indianapolis Colts.

What happened to the Cowboys and Bills last week? Can the Colts continue their white-hot run of fantasy success? How impossibly bad (and yet still good) was Adam Thielen's statline last week? Is Vikings/Chargers destined to be the most snakebitten matchup of all time? What can we expect of the Browns' receiving corp now that OBJ is out of the picture? Speaking of the Browns, what do we think of the running backs with Nick Chubb on the COVID list? Can the Cowboys and Bills bounce back from humiliating losses? What deep-league receiving options does Nick have his eye on this week? What will Allijah think of the Justin Jefferson Windmill Video when he watches it for the first time live on the show? And what wild scenario has Nick concocted in his brain about Trey Lance's future starting prospects? Find out the answers to these questions and more on this week's 25 Yards Later Fantasy Football Podcast!

Follow us on Twitter @25YLFF, @nickgluciano, and @allijahmotika. You can listen to 25 Yards Later on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Breaker, Pocket Casts, and RadioPublic. Be sure to head over to Ruminations Radio Network for more great podcasts and Sports Obsessive for all things fantasy football, wrestling, and the NFL.

Welcome to 25 Yards Later, Sports Obsessive and Rumination Radio Network’s fantasy football podcast! What we thought was going to be one of the quieter news sections of the season coming out of Week 8 ended up being one of the wildest news weeks in recent memory. Major injuries to Derrick Henry and Jameis Winston, trade deadline deals and non-deals, Aaron Rodgers' positive COVID test, and Henry Ruggs' tragic fatal car crash have all shaped the fantasy landscape for this week and beyond, so we decided to look at the teams with the biggest storylines going into Week 9. Plus, both Nick and Allijah take victory laps.

What should we expect from the Dolphins under Tua now that he is definitely the dude for the rest of the year? Can Myles Gaskin turn his steadied volume into fantasy success? Why do so many people only like Reese's Cups? What is the rest of season outlook for the Titans' backfield? Will Nick's mid-show bid raise on Jeremy McNichols be enough to pick him up on the waiver wire? (Spoilers because the show was recorded before waivers ran: the raise was unnecessary but he did win and didn't spend that much more). What can we expect from the potentially very short Jordan Love era in Green Bay? What will the Saints' offense look like under Taysom Hill? And what if Trevor Siemian wins the Saints job? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this week's 25 Yards Later Fantasy Football Podcast!

Follow us on Twitter @25YLFF, @nickgluciano, and @allijahmotika. You can listen to 25 Yards Later on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Breaker, Pocket Casts, and RadioPublic. Be sure to head over to Ruminations Radio Network for more great podcasts and Sports Obsessive for all things fantasy football, wrestling, and the NFL.

Welcome to 25 Yards Later, Sports Obsessive and Rumination Radio Network’s fantasy football podcast! Last week was scary because of the major bye weeks, but this week is scary for another reason: Sunday is Halloween! To celebrate, Nick and Allijah hold a special mock draft picking the best Halloween candies! There are some potentially controversial picks, including (maybe) the 1.01 (Nick disagrees that it should be controversial, but then he made the pick).

Then, the 25 Yards Later team remembers that they host a fantasy football podcast and preview six teams: the Cincinnati Bengals, Tennessee Titans, Denver Broncos, Atlanta Falcons, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Kansas City Chiefs. Will the Bengals continue their high-flying ways? Will the Titans add the Colts to their list of impressive wins? What do we make of the Broncos' receiving corps with Jerry Jeudy coming back into the mix? And what in the world is wrong with the Chiefs? Can Calvin Ridley turn around his disappointing season? Are any of the ancillary receivers for these teams on Nick's deep-league radar? How will Allijah draft Halloween candies when he doesn't like chocolate? Find out in this episode of the 25 Yards Later Fantasy Football Podcast!

Follow us on Twitter @25YLFF, @nickgluciano, and @allijahmotika. You can listen to 25 Yards Later on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Breaker, Pocket Casts, and RadioPublic. Be sure to head over to Ruminations Radio Network for more great podcasts and Sports Obsessive for all things fantasy football, wrestling, and the NFL.