Dynasty Draught Podcast

The guys share their fantasy Start 'Em & Sit 'Ems for Week 4, while also previewing all 16 (hopefully) games in the NFL - Covid pending with the Titans v Steelers. There's a recap of the Betting Pick 'Ems from Week 3 - with one co-host taking a big lead in the head-to-head battle - before the boys lock horns again to set out the Dynasty Draught Podcast accumulator for Week 4. And don't forget to tune in for this week's Red Zone beer recommendation!

With Week 3 in the books, the boys break down their top fantasy takeaways from another fascinating slate of games in the NFL. There's rookie breakout talk, a future Hall of Famer who's still chugging and yet more injury implications to note. And after a bitter fantasy battle between the two co-hosts, the week is fittingly washed down with a grapefruit IPA that carries a bit of "tartttttt" swag.

The boys preview Week 3 in the NFL, with some stellar matchups on the slate. Can Russell Wilson cook up another win for the Seahawks against the Cowboys? Which 0-2 teams will get their first victory of the season? And who will reign supreme on Monday Night Football when Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs take on Lamar Jackson's Ravens? The guys discuss this and more, as well as revealing a "calming" Week 3 Red Zone beer and sharing their fantasy Start 'Em & Sit 'Ems.

After a "brutal" week in the NFL for injuries, the guys delve into both the real life and fantasy implications following the loss of star players including Saquon Barkley, Christian McCaffrey, Courtland Sutton and Nick Bosa. There's also some daily fantasy talk - with Derrick Henry in the doghouse for stopping one DDP host becoming a Draft Kings millionaire - and a recap of the Betting Pick 'Ems for Week 2. All washed down with a "river" beer from Holland-upon-Thames.

The first Dynasty Draught bonus episode is here! The guys wrangle over their fantasy Start 'Em and Sit 'Ems for Week 2, including one that seemed very unlikely just a week ago. There's also this week's betting picks, as the boys choose who will be victorious in all 16 games, starting with Thursday Night Football. And not forgetting Week 2's Red Zone beer, which sees the podcast take a trip down to Tampa, Florida!

With Week 1 in the books the guys recap every NFL game, breaking down which teams and players stood out, plus the fantasy implications and best waiver wire adds ahead of Week 2.

The 2020 NFL season is finally upon us! The guys preview every game on the Week 1 slate, starting with reigning Super Bowl champions the Kansas City Chiefs taking on the Houston Texans on Thursday Night Football. There's also the Dynasty Draught Podcast's fantasy Start 'Em & Sit 'Ems and the eagerly-awaited first Red Zone beer recommendation.

With just a week to go until the 2020 NFL kick-off, the guys finish up their season preview shows with a look at the NFC East & West. Can the Washington Football Team take a step forward under new head coach Ron Rivera? Will the Los Angeles Rams make a return to the playoffs without star running back Todd Gurley? The boys discuss this and more, including the Jaguars' release of Leonard Fournette, a new deal for the Bengals' Joe Mixon and the Alvin Kamara contract saga in New Orleans.

It's over to the NFC this week as the boys continue their NFL season preview with a look at the NFC North and South. Can anyone challenge the Aaron Rodgers-led Packers in the North? Will Detroit improve on its 3-12-1 record from 2019? And, more importantly, will Jason Kennett ever get over his hatred of the Lions? Or "mediocre" Rodgers and his lonely Christmases, for that matter. In the NFC South, the guys discuss expectations for Brady in a Bucs jersey, and there's confusion over some creepy coach "slapping" in Carolina.

This week the guys toast their first meet-up in six months with an 8% spicy lager as they make their predictions for the AFC East & West. Can anyone dethrone the Patriots and Chiefs? Will the Raiders, Dolphins or Broncos make the playoffs? Are Sam Darnold and Josh Allen franchise QBs? The boys get into this and more, while also touching on a possible return to the NFL for former Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant.