After a long break, the Bros are finally back in action! In this episode, we look back at the wild ride that was the 2024 NFL season—highlighting the biggest fantasy storylines, surprises, and disappointments. Plus, we officially crown the 2024 Fantasy Football Champion and relive the road to victory.

Next up, we dive into a fun and way-too-early 2025 NFL mock draft, sharing hot takes, rookie projections, and early landing spot predictions.

And to close it out, we switch gears with a WrestleMania 41 preview—our bold predictions, dream matchups, and who we think is walking out with the belts. Football and wrestling fans, this one’s for you!

In this episode, the Fantasy Football Bros dive deep into their predictions for the upcoming NFL season. The crew breaks down their picks for division winners and wild card teams in both the AFC and NFC, giving insights on the teams to watch. They also review the performance of key teams and players from Week 1, offering hot takes on early-season surprises.

The conversation heats up as they predict the AFC and NFC Championship games, potential Super Bowl matchups, NFL MVP, Offensive Rookie of the Year, and Comeback Player of the Year. Fantasy football enthusiasts will love the segment where the hosts debate wide receiver standouts like Cooper Kupp vs. CeeDee Lamb, analyze major Week 1 injuries, and assess quarterback and wide receiver performances.

The infamous "Fantasy Turds of the Week" make an appearance, and the Bros discuss the growing importance of running quarterbacks in fantasy lineups. To top it off, they speculate on whether Bills head coach Sean McDermott might be feeling the heat this season.

Tune in for all the bold predictions, fantasy advice, and banter!

In this milestone episode, the Fantasy Football Bros celebrate their 100th show with a deep dive into recent NFL news, including player releases and starting quarterback announcements. The hosts introduce their "NAH BRAH" (Do Not Draft) and "Mantasy Crush" (Must-Have) picks for the upcoming fantasy football season. For the NAH BRAH picks, they highlight players like CJ Stroud (QB), Devin Singletary (RB), and Tony Pollard (RB), providing insights into why they advise against drafting these players due to their perceived value and potential committee roles.

The conversation shifts to sleeper picks, where the hosts discuss under-the-radar players who could offer significant value in fantasy drafts. They mention names like Will Levis, Chris Olave, Trey Benson, Antonio Gibson, and Wan'Dale Robinson, emphasizing factors such as team situations, quarterback play, and opportunities that might make these players valuable late-round selections.

In the final segment, the hosts highlight additional sleeper picks, including A.D. Mitchell, Evan Engram, Jaden Daniels, Matt Stafford, Jordan Love, Josh Jacobs, Michael Pittman, Mike Evans, Jamar Chase, and James Cook. They share why they believe these players could exceed expectations in the coming season. The episode concludes with the hosts expressing their heartfelt gratitude to their listeners for their continued support over the past two years and 100 episodes, promising more great content in the future.

In this episode of The Fantasy Football Bros Podcast, the hosts dive into their running back rankings as they prepare for the upcoming fantasy football draft. Each shares their top 24 running backs, revealing some differences in their rankings and discussing the value of their keeper picks. The action then shifts to the live draft, with Chad leading off as the first overall pick. As the draft unfolds, the hosts break down their strategies, analyze player value, and debate the impact of keepers and the scarcity of quarterbacks. The unpredictability of the draft adds excitement as they emphasize the importance of making smart, strategic decisions. The episode wraps up with the hosts evaluating each other's draft picks, discussing key performances from last season, and predicting the success of rookies and deep bench players. St. Joe gives a shoutout to Chazz for his impressive team. As they complete their draft lineups, the hosts also hint at what's coming next—an exciting 100th anniversary episode featuring segments like NAH BRAH! and MANTASY CRUSHES!!

In this in-depth episode of the Fantasy Football Bros Podcast, hosts Chazz, Jay, Adam, and Dave break down their top 24 wide receivers for the upcoming fantasy football season. The crew dives into heated debates about the rankings, with each host defending their choices. Will the consensus favorite Justin Jefferson land at #1, or will someone make a case for Ja'Marr Chase? The guys also discuss potential sleepers like Chris Olave and if breakout stars like Garrett Wilson will sustain their success.

Expect a lot of strategic insight into how these WRs fit into various draft strategies, with a focus on which receivers are worth an early-round pick and which could be a steal in the later rounds. Adam and Dave spar over their love for Tyreek Hill and CeeDee Lamb, while Chazz and Jay keep the conversation going about who might emerge as a breakout candidate. The episode wraps up with a live mock draft, where the hosts select their ideal wide receiver corps. Who will get the best value picks, and whose draft strategy will prevail?

Don't miss out on their draft tactics, tips, and which WRs they believe will be the league winners this season!

In this episode of the Fantasy Football Bros podcast, the hosts delve into an in-depth discussion on their quarterback rankings for the upcoming season. They kick off by debating the top quarterbacks, focusing on Lamar Jackson, Patrick Mahomes, and Josh Allen. Each host brings a unique perspective on the potential success of these players, considering their previous performances, current form, and the impact of injuries. The consensus is that these three quarterbacks are among the elite, but the debate highlights the nuances of their game and what sets them apart.

The conversation then shifts to the potential of younger quarterbacks like CJ Stroud and Joe Burrow. The hosts analyze their early career performances, growth trajectories, and the impact of their respective teams' dynamics. They discuss how these young talents might fare in the upcoming season and what fantasy managers can expect from them.

Next, the hosts dive into the rankings of mid-tier quarterbacks such as Dak Prescott, Kyler Murray, Brock Purdy, and Jaden Daniels. They discuss the importance of a quarterback’s rushing ability, how offensive systems can enhance or limit performance, and the significance of having strong supporting weapons. Each host has varying opinions, leading to a spirited debate on where these quarterbacks should be ranked based on their performance and potential.

The episode transitions into a mock draft for a fantasy football league. The hosts and participants discuss their top picks for quarterbacks and tight ends, providing insight into their drafting strategies. They analyze the picks made by other participants, commenting on the strengths and weaknesses of each strategy. The importance of securing a solid running back and the depth available in the wide receiver pool are highlighted as crucial elements of a successful draft.

In the final segment, the hosts review their draft picks and discuss the overall composition of their teams. They express satisfaction with their selections, particularly emphasizing the strategy of waiting to draft wide receivers. They also share insights on some late-round sleepers and potential breakout players who could provide significant value. The episode wraps up with a preview of next week's topic and a teaser for upcoming episodes, keeping listeners engaged and looking forward to more in-depth analysis and discussions.

In this episode of the Fantasy Football Bros Podcast, hosts Chazz, Jay, Adam, and Zags dive deep into the AFC and NFC East divisions. They break down the key additions and re-signings for each team, providing free agency and draft grades. The hosts evaluate quarterback rankings and discuss the potential of players like James Cook, Dalton Kincaid, and the Buffalo Bills' wide receivers.

The episode features debates on the performance and potential of quarterbacks Tua Tagovailoa and Jared Goff, as well as the fantasy value of running backs Raheem Mostert and Myles Gaskin. The conversation extends to top wide receivers, with Tyreek Hill and CeeDee Lamb highlighted as potential WR1 options.

Further discussion includes player rankings and potential for CeeDee Lamb, Ja'Marr Chase, Aaron Jones, and Breece Hall. The hosts analyze the quarterback situations for the Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots and explore the potential of running backs like Antonio Gibson and Devin Singletary. Tight end value and quarterback drafting strategy are also touched upon.

The episode concludes with a focus on the New York Giants and the potential of rookie wide receiver Malik Neighbors. The hosts debate the draft positions of rookies like Neighbors, Aiden O'Connell, and A.J. Brown, and analyze the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders' offseason moves and player fantasy potential. They wrap up by discussing the strategy of drafting backup quarterbacks and the merits of waiting on quarterbacks in fantasy drafts.

Join your hosts Chazz, Jay, Adam, and Dave in this exciting episode of the Fantasy Football Bros Podcast! The episode kicks off with the hosts sharing their thoughts on Chick-fil-A before diving into a comprehensive analysis of the NFL Southern Division.

First up, the Houston Texans: The hosts examine the Texans' surprising success last year, discussing key additions and departures, and debating the role of wide receiver Stefon Diggs. They also explore the fantasy football implications of the Texans' wide receiver group and rank them in order of preference.

Next, the conversation spans the Buffalo Bills, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Kansas City Chiefs. Key themes include the evaluation of significant player moves, individual performances, and the overall outlook for each team. Notable discussions highlight the potential impact of Gabe Davis and A.D. Mitchell on the Bills' receiving corps, the fantasy value of Jonathan Taylor and Michael Pittman Jr. on the Colts, Trevor Lawrence's performance and potential on the Jaguars, and Clyde Edwards-Helaire's role on the Chiefs.

Focusing on the Jaguars, the hosts debate whether Trevor Lawrence will be a top 10 fantasy quarterback and express concerns about Travis Etienne's performance. They also discuss Evan Engram's fantasy value and his ranking among tight ends. The spotlight then shifts to the AFC South division, with predictions that the Indianapolis Colts will win the division. Although they briefly touch on the Atlanta Falcons and their new additions, they express skepticism about their fantasy value.

In the final segment, the hosts delve into the potential of rookie players and the outlook for teams in the NFC South. They debate the fantasy value of players like Kyle Pitts, Deontay Johnson, and Mike Evans, and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The episode wraps up with some lighthearted banter and plugs for other podcasts. Tune in for an episode filled with insights, debates, and fun!

In this episode of the Fantasy Football Bros podcast, the hosts discuss the AFC North and NFC North divisions. They highlight the unpredictable nature of these divisions and the wide range of potential outcomes for each team. They focus on the Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, and Pittsburgh Steelers, discussing key additions and losses for each team. They also analyze the fantasy football implications of players like Derrick Henry, Amari Cooper, and Kyle Pitts. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the teams in the AFC and NFC North divisions. They talk about the Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals, and Baltimore Ravens.

They analyze the offseason moves, key losses, and fantasy options for each team. They also debate the rankings of players like DeAndre Swift, Jalen Hurts, Keenan Allen, and DJ Moore. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their draft strategies and make their picks in a mock fantasy football draft. They debate the value of certain players, including DJ Moore, Caleb Williams, and Bijan Robinson. They also discuss the NFC North division and make predictions on which teams will come out on top. The conversation ends with the hosts inviting listeners to join them in a fantasy football draft. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts review their draft picks and discuss their teams. They analyze each other's rosters and express their satisfaction or disappointment with their selections. The conversation ends with a discussion about the importance of drafting running backs and the excitement of having more people in the chat during the live stream

In the latest episode of the Fantasy Football Bros Podcast, hosts Chazz and J Coleman delve into the Western divisions of the NFL. Starting with light-hearted banter over their nicknames, they analyze each team's off-season moves and projections.

First up, they dissect the Arizona Cardinals, evaluating key additions like Desmond Ritter while lamenting the loss of defensive stalwart Aaron Donald. The duo grades the Cards with a C- for their off-season maneuvers.

Moving to the Los Angeles Rams, they discuss the transition from Carson Wentz to Jimmy Garoppolo and the pivotal health of Cooper Kupp. Despite losing Aaron Donald, the Rams earn a stellar A grade for their off-season efforts.

The conversation broadens to cover the San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Kansas City Chiefs, and Las Vegas Raiders. They weigh the impact of roster changes on players like Christian McCaffrey and DK Metcalf, and speculate on the potential of newcomers and the future of quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes.

In the final stretch, the hosts explore trends like the return of two tight end sets and analyze the key additions and losses for the Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers, and Denver Broncos. They touch upon coaching changes and the quarterback landscape before concluding with their eagerly anticipated season predictions for the AFC and NFC North divisions.