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On this episode of Fantasy Football Freak Nation, I tell you all you need to know for week four as well as have a special guest back on the show. We talk about the performance of the Eagles so far and who will replace Darren Sproles role in Philadelphia.
After a couple week break, I am at it again to discuss all you need to know for this week in fantasy football.
I started the podcast by going over the normal daily headlines. A lot of this time is spent talking about the three team trade and who lost and who won. Then, I talk about some later round receivers and what I think about them. After that, I quickly review the first half of tight ends. Finally, I wrap up the podcast a couple minutes early.
On this episode of Fantasy Football Freak Nation, I talk about all you need to know about preseason so far in the daily headlines. I talk about Dalvin Cook's dominance as well as rookie quarterbacks giving the veterans a run for their money. Then, I review more wide receiver values and Matthew joins me again as we talk about some of the middle round wide receivers. We debate whether Willie Snead and Jeremy Maclin are better than other wide receivers and realize that they are underrated. Finally, me and Matt wrap up the podcast.
On this episode of Fantasy Football Freak Nation, I start with the daily headlines and that Jay Cutler is a new member of the Miami Dolphins. Then, I started talking about my wide receiver rankings and got a surprise visit from my brother Matthew. Together we argued about the values of Odell Beckham jr., Julio Jones, etc. as well as agreed on some receivers as well. As Matthew left the podcast, I talked about a few more receivers before wrapping up the podcast.
Today on Fantasy Football Freak Nation, I wrap up my mock draft series and review late round draft strategy. I go over the daily headlines first. Then, I go over terms like sleepers, handcuffs, duos, and ceilings. I wrap up the podcast by revealing that I will do two podcasts a week due to the fact that August is draft month.
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