Deep Sleepers Podcast

Jeremy drove to New Jersey to put in a bunch of legal futures (16:42), and he and Samantha discuss their picks, which include an optimistic forecast for an NFC North team, a pessimistic forecast for an AFC West QB and a potential Coach of the Year longshot. Winners Only Podcast host Matt Segal then joins the show (30:28) to discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic will affect betting lines, as well as his favorite futures and Week 1 bets.

The NFL's RBs are back on their BS and Jeremy and Samantha break down the Leonard Fournette, Joe Mixon and Alvin Kamara situations. In the NFC East, the Eagles (14:00) are once again looking like a hospital ward, but still have some interesting pieces. The Cowboys (21:19) are loaded with offensive weapons, but one receiver may have too high a price in fantasy. The Giants (28:42) have a generational talent RB and a bunch of injury-prone pass catchers. And the Washington Football Team (35:17) continues to give Dwayne Haskins as raw of a deal as any QB in the NFL. The AFC East is extremely boring, but the Patriots (43:25) are still the class of the division until someone proves otherwise. The Bills (50:58) are the best bet outside of New England to win the division, but their QB is still a mystery (and a possible fantasy bust). The Dolphins (58:40) are finally interesting and have a sleeper WR to keep an eye on. And the Jets (1:05:21) are an absolute dumpster fire and you should avoid all of them (with some minor exceptions).

Jeremy and Samantha pray the NFL can handle the rapidly approaching season amid a still-raging pandemic. They go into Buy or Sell (4:39) where they discuss Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Jonathan Taylor and Kyler Murray, among others. In the NFC West preview, Samantha makes a case for an "unsexy" Rams (16:23) receiver. As the 49ers (22:41) mount their NFC title defense, Jeremy offers reasons to be concerned (and possibly take the under on wins). The Cardinals (29:58) have an emerging superstar at QB who, in case you haven't heard, added Deandre Hopkins. And the Seahawks (35:52) still insist on running the ball to death despite having a generational talent at QB. In the AFC West, the Raiders (41:35) have an intriguing group of skill position players as they move to Las Vegas. The Chiefs (48:09) have too many fantasy studs to count. The Chargers (53:45) don't – at least not with Tyrod Taylor under center. And the Broncos (1:00:06) have a talented group of skill position players but a giant question mark at QB.

Jeremy and Samantha give you sell high candidates (5:27), including a certain Buffalo Bills quarterback, then preview the NFC and AFC South divisions. The Saints (22:24) have one of the best RBs in fantasy as well as one of the best handcuffs. The Bucs (28:14) have Tom Brady now – how will he impact the pass catchers? The Panthers (36:00) have the most obvious fantasy MVP in the league. The Falcons (41:16) signed Todd Gurley – is he all of a sudden a value? In the AFC South, the Colts (47:56) have a significantly improved offense and could be the third-best team in the conference. For the Texans (53:23), Bill nO'Brain traded away their best player, but there are still some interesting fantasy pieces. The Titans (59:59) got a historic efficiency from their offense, but will it continue? And the Jaguars (1:06:13) are running it back with the ultimate Florida Man at QB.

Jeremy Layton and Samantha Previte offer buy low candidates (2:11), then preview the NFC and AFC North. The Packers (11:32) have a stud in Davante Adams but also a potential sleeper WR. Does the Bears offense (17:57) have anyone fantasy-viable? Samantha thinks the Vikings' (26:06) fantasy MVP is someone other than Dalvin Cook. The Lions (32:52) have a star receiver but a backfield to avoid. In the AFC, the Ravens (38:07) have an obvious stud in Lamar Jackson, but should you draft him? The Steelers (45:50) get Ben Roethlisberger back, but Jeremy and Samantha don't agree on whether he will be effective. The Bengals (51:12) have a stud new QB but a coach that may or may not actually exist. And the Browns (58:15) have an extremely potent backfield that might produce two fantasy starters.