Fantasy Five with James Koh

A fantasy football breakdown of the Raiders including why Henry Ruggs and Derek Carr are potentially huge value picks!

The guys touch briefly on the on-again, off-again college football news before diving into their picks. Brad talks Philip Rivers and Alvin Kamara season totals with his NFL futures. The guys both expect Charlie Blackmon to stay hot while expecting a low run total for the Padres and Dodgers. And finally, will the Dallas rest its stars against the Trail Blazers for today’s critical game in the bubble?

James Koh gets hyped by Antonio Gibson’s 40 time and he explains why he will have zero shares of Sony Michel stock this year.

James Koh gets hyped by Antonio Gibson's 40 time and he explains why he will have zero shares of Sony Michel stock this year.

With Michael Porter Jr. going off and the Suns heating up, Brad is ready to pounce on the NBA bubble. The A’s and Rangers over/under is appealing. Plus, two big NFL futures questions: Will Darren Waller remain a focal point for the Raiders’ passing attack and will Lamar Jackson still be the rushing phenom?

James Koh believes Parker’s ADP is entirely too low and he sounds the deep sleeper alert on a player who is *gasp* on an Adam Gase offense.

James Koh believes Parker's ADP is entirely too low and he sounds the deep sleeper alert on a player who is *gasp* on an Adam Gase offense.

Another day and another MLB pitcher has been cursed by Brad’s picks. Today the guys drop a NFL future bet on Le’Veon Bell and are bullish on Zion Williamson’s potential today. The Celtics and Raptors game has Brad pounding the UNDER and the guys disagree on what to expect when the Rockies face the Mariners tonight. Plus, Nate finally gets Brad to make a hockey pick.

Tequila Thursday may be kicking in early on this one. Brad is ready with four OVERs for the day, including a bullish prediction for George Kittle. The Rockets and Lakers battle today and Tyler Chatwood should be ringing them up for the Cubs.

James Koh explains why (aka rants about) why fringe first round fantasy football RB’s should in no way shape or form be taken ahead of established wide receivers like Julio Jones, DeAndre Hopkins and Tyreek Hill.