Darryl and Jeremy try to waste almost three hours of your life talking about the remaining NFL teams on the power rankings. The Dynasty Drunks finish of with a preview of the NFL season opener, the Kansas City Chiefs versus the Houston Texans. The Dynasty Drunks have set you up for dynasty fantasy football success. Stick with us for the rest of the NFL season. Please like, subscribe, rate, and message us.

For the next three weeks Darryl and Jeremy will be breaking down all 32 NFL teams and the fantasy players that matter. Hear what the Dynasty Drunks have to say about the first 10 teams on the power rankings.

The Dynasty Drunks are back at it again this week with their lovable childish humor. Depression sets in as we have no listener tweets or messages this week. Darry and Jeremy's only take away from the latest episode of Hard Knocks is Chargers related. The Drunks update you on the latest injuries to players: Tyreek Hill, Davante Adams, Melvin Gordon, and Miles Sanders. More importantly, Jeremy's A.J. Green bet already looks to be in jeopardy. We recap some news items from the week. Will Cam Newton and Alex Smith be the starters for their respective teams? Can A.J. Dillion and Aaron Jones coexist in the Green Bay Packers backfield? Jeremy highlights Justin Jefferson's crazy catch, and the Dynasty Drunks put on the beer goggles for Eric Ebron and Dare Ogunbowale. Make sure to reach out to us and leave a message. PLEASE!

The Dynasty Drunks are back and Darryl is barely keeping it together after a long couple of nights. Jeremy recaps our last draft for the year, hopefully. The weeks news includes an extension for Travis Kelce that keeps him with Patrick Mahomes for the long haul. A running back heavy week includes Alvin Kamara, Antonio Gibson, Bryce Love and why should just cut Derrius Guice now. The Dynasty Drunks highlight Todd Gurley and the fact that of course he is injured again. Lastly, will Darryl and Jeremy pay for having beer goggles for Chase Claypool and Hunter Renfrow?

The Dynasty Drunks managed to turn an innocent day of drinking into a podcast. Darryl and Jeremy cover the latest news from around the National Football League. In between all the Green Bay Packers talk the Drunks go over running backs Miles Sanders, Ronald Jones, and DeAndre Washington. Jeremy and Darryl love Alex Smith's recovery and have a good laugh at Mitchell Trubisky.

This weeks take a shot segment revolves around COVID-19 and it gets brought up plenty, so have your drinks ready. Is it possible that Clyde Edwards-Helaire can be the league MVP? With Damien Williams opting out of the season who becomes the handcuff Clyde Edwards-Helaire? Deebo Samuel could miss time and has in fact missed a lot of time over his career. Players start to hit the COVID reserves list as the NFL tries to startup. Could A.J. Dillion be better than Jonathan Taylor and CEH? Jeremy and Darryl highlight players they like and finish with some trade talk.

Darryl and Jeremy recap this week's NFL news and how it affects your fantasy football team. First up is the accusation against the Washington football team executives of sexual harassment. Will Dan Synder be forced to sell the team? Will the culture change? More bad news for Washington as Kelvin Harmon suffers an ACL tear. Can rookie Antonio Gandy-Golden step up year one? What happens when a player tests positive for COVID-19 and how you should handle it in your league? Does Dalvin Cook benefit from the NFLPA proposal to allow players to opt-out of the season? Kenny Stills is arrested for peacefully protesting. Derrick Henry agrees to a four-year deal. Speaking of trying to get a new contract. Devonta Freeman's agent cuts ties with the running back.

The Dynasty Drunks talk about the latest news from this past week. Darryl and Jeremy talk the Patrick Mahomes deal and what we might see from Mecole Hardman and Damien Williams. Both David Njoku and Raheem Mostert want a trade. Is Mostert a number one RB? Are we ignoring Jordan Howard and can Anthony Miller or Calvin Ridley breakout this year. Finally, the NFL players association is recommending that all preseason games be cancelled.