Fantasy Fullback Dive | Roto Street Journal Fantasy Football Podcast

Don’t move on to Fantasy Football Week 7 without learning all you need to know from a crazy Week 6. On every Monday Night Stock Watch, we cram all the most important Risers, Fallers, and Waiver Wire Penny Stocks into an easy-to-digest 30 minutes, with Week 6 featuring:

--The current state of the post-Ajayi Eagles Backfield, and who you need to own here

--Where to value Jameis Winston after he torches the Atlanta Falcons

--If Alshon Jeffery is set to emerge as a bonafide WR1 in Year 2 with the Eagles

--Why Doug Baldwin and Jarvis Landry are crucial Buy Lows

--The case for David Njoku to finish 2018 among the position’s elite TEs

--What to make out of the Bears Backfield after another dominant Tarik Cohen performance

--If Corey Davis can be trusted after another pathetic Titans performance in Week 6

--The Colts’ backfield quagmire and where Nyhiem Hines and Marlon Mack now stand

Plus, we offer you must-know Waiver Wire targets, including updates on:

--Albert “YAC Monster” Wilson and why his ceiling is enormous (and not just “Boom or Bust”)

--The ageless Frank Gore and why he’s, somehow, someway still very relevant

--The sneaky high-floor of a new No.1 Weapon in Arizona

There’s simply no fantasy football podcast more in-depth, yet efficient, at covering all you need to know from a Fantasy Sunday. Make sure to track the market with another fire episode of the Monday Fantasy Stock Watch.

Get fully ready for Week 6 in Fantasy Football with another pulverizing lead block from The Fantasy Fullback Dive. First, we catch you up on all the LeSean McCoy - to - Eagles trade rumors, and what this could mean for his currently depressed fantasy value. We also chat Le’Veon Bell and if we buy these committee talks. Then, we hit the Trainer’s Room to check on the health of TY Hilton, Leonard Fournette, OJ Howard, Evan Engram, and Greg Olsen.

As always, we run through another round of Higher, Lower, and Hail Mary. Featured heavily is the Bucs / Falcons matchup and how Jameis Winston will use his explosive surrounding cast. We also discuss Tarik Cohen, Mitch Trubisky, and Taylor Gabriel and the Bears, and their likelihood of repeating their explosive Week 4 performance against a reeling Dolphins team (plus, which weapon do we NOT like and feel is grossly overvalued?) Find out why Josh Gordon’s long TD may have only been the beginning, and a potential explosion could be looming versus the awful Chiefs secondary. Plus, why do Ronald Jones, Niles Paul, CJ Uzomah, and Chester Rogers all make amazing Hail Mary plays in Week 6?

All this, plus we tackle Week 6 Burning Questions surrounding the depleted 49ers, the Eagles new backfield, and of course all your mailbag dilemmas. Find paydirt and follow our path  in this crucial Week 6 preview to prepare for Fantasy Football Domination.

A... strange... Week 5 saw plenty of Fantasy Football Risers, Fallers, and Waiver Wire Penny Stocks emerge, and The Wolf and Truth are here to cover them all. After revealing our feelings about Mason Crosby (and his potential week-costing performance), we dive into:

--The Broncos and Ravens backfields, and how fantasy fourth-rounders in Alex Collins and Royce Freeman have seen their values plummet below their undrafted counterparts

--Why James White is the most valuable Patriot to own in fantasy… including Rob Gronkowski and Tom Brady.

--Where Joe Mixon belongs in Rest of Season Rankings with his workhorse role confirmed

--Why David Njkou could be a season-changer down the stretch

--What to make of the Atlanta 3-headed committee from hell

--Why Le’Veon Bell, Rob Gronkowski, and Dalvin Cook all make great Buy Lows.

--The latest injury updates on Jay Ajayi, Matt Breida, and the Rams concussed WRs

--The Must-Add status of Robby Anderson and D’Onta Foreman

Don’t move onto Week 6 without learning all you need from Week 5. Follow our lead block to Fantasy Stardom now!

A quarter of the Fantasy Football Season is officially wrapped up, and  Winning Week 5 is crucial. Let us pave the path to that W with another in-depth Fantasy Football Week 5 Preview Episode. Featuring:

A Trainer’s Room with crucial updates on: the Banged up Colts, Ezekiel Elliott’s knee and ankle, Joe Mixon’s Looming Return, the In-Shambles Packers WRs, and expectations for Devonta Freeman.

We then go into another position-by-position round of Higher, Lower, and Hail Mary.

Some questions tackled:

QBs: What can owners expect from Jared Goff after his Week 4 explosion? Can Russell Wilson keep pace? Is Drew Brees really 7 spots lower on The Wolf’s Week 7 Rankings?! Can Marcus Mariota keep the pedal to the medal?  

RBs: Has Matt Breida’s true breakout finally arrived? Is Carlos Hyde’s time running out? Can Alfred Morris plod into the end zone?

WRs: Where should Stefon Diggs rank against the generous Jalen Mills -- and how is Odell Beckham still higher in ECR? Can Tyreek Hill buck the Jaguars trend? Is Ryan Switzer the Hail Mary you never saw coming that could change your week?!

TEs: Will Vance “Bulldozing” McDonald continue to steam roll?  Is Nick Vannett a creature worth visiting?

Our Burning Questions cover Patrick Mahomes date with the ruthless Jaguars Defense, Dalvin Cook’s usability, and if Mark Ingram and Julian Edelman are options in their first 2018 action.

All this, plus our most loaded Mail Bag yet, and Week 5 is an absolute must-listen.

Unbelievably, the 1st Quarter of the 2018 Fantasy Football Season is already in the books, and the action was wild in Week 4. To cover it all, we’re thrilled to debut the Monday Stock Watch (insert rotostreetjournal.com/stockwatch). In 30 fantasy-loaded minutes, we tackle all of Week 4’s most important Risers, Fallers, Penny Stocks and Injuries. Find out why:

-- Corey Davis drips in WR1 appeal here on out

-- Tarik Cohen could be taking over the Bears Backfield… and where Jordan Howard now stands after this absolute dud

--Sony Michel is an every-week RB2 with RB1 upside… and the one red flag you need to be aware of

--Aaron Jones is too explosive to be committee-trapped in Green Bay

--Leonard Fournette is plummeting down the Big Board

--Nick Chubb is a fantastic bench stash

--Taylor Gabriel’s blow-up is no fluke

Plus, we run through a litany of injuries from Sunday, covering the fantasy implications of Tyler Eifert, TY Hilton, OJ Howard, and Will Fuller’s absences. You won’t find a more fantasy-packed 30 minutes, so listen in now to catch-up on all the crucial takeaways in our Monday Stock Watch now!  

When the final whistle of Week 4 blows, we’ll officially be through a quarter of the Fantasy Football. Needless to say, this is a huge marking point of your 2018 season, and a W is absolutely crucial. So follow your pulverizing lead blockers, The Wolf and Truth, to glory!

We start with a loaded trainers room, covering:

-Rex Burkhead’s move to the IR and what this means for Sony Michel

-Evan Engram’s 2-4 game absence, and who to turn to fill the void

-Doug Baldwin’s potential return, and if he can be trusted from the start

-The latest on LeSean McCoy’s ribs and if he’s usable when he returns

Plus, we run through another round of Higher, Lower, and Hail Mary. Find out:

-Why Andy Dalton, Gio Bernard, and Tyler Eifert all land on The Wolf’s “Must Start” list

-How Andrew Luck’s arm is still a major concern, and what his ROS outlook is

-Why Ty Montgomery, Dallas Goedert, Ryan Tannehill, and Jakeem Grant could all be week-swinging Hail Mary’s for desperate owners

-What to expect from exploding Waiver Wire pickups Calvin Ridley and Tyler Boyd in Week 4, and why they are excellent upside WR3s alongside Sterling Shepard and Nelson Agholor

-Why first-rounder Kareem Hunt is getting too much love, and is far riskier than most are making him out to be

We also rifle through Week 4’s Burning Questions, which run the gamut on Baker Mayfield’s fantasy value in his first start, the Cardinals prospects under new starter Josh Rosen, and what to expect from the 49ers after losing Jimmy Garoppolo from the season (including the guy who sneakily benefits from this in fantasy).

All this, and a jam-packed mailbag, make for another can’t miss episode of The Fantasy Fullback Dive. Find paydirt in Week 4, and smash your open with the best advice in the business!

Josh Gordon is a Patriot! In an impromptu episode of On The Fantasy Beat, The Wolf welcomes on Ryan Hannable of WEEI Boston Sports Radio to discuss all the latest happenings in New England. In a jam-packed 10 minutes, we cover:

-- If Josh Gordon will be New England’s latest reclamation project, and how he could fit and be used in the Patriots Juggernaut attack?

--How the Target Totem Pole will look come Week 5 when Julian Edelman returns

--If any clarity can be expected out of this rushing attack, particularly at the GL

--If there’s any reason to panic in New England right now

Whether a Patriots Fan or Fantasy Enthusiast, you need to get a leg up and hear Hannable’s insider takes now!

Fantasy Football Week 3 has arrived, and The Wolf and Truth are here to help you dominate. We run through another round of Higher, Lower, and Hail Mary, covering:

--Another potential shootout in Kansas City, and why Jimmy G and a returning Marquise Goodwin should have their 2018 Coming Out Party

--Matt Breida’s Sunday Breakout… and if he’ll continue distancing himself in this committee

--Why Melvin Gordon is riskier than usual this week

--How Keelan Cole and Will Fuller are set-up perfectly for continued dominance… and Demaryius Thomas continued sucking

--Evan Engram and Jimmy Graham’s contrasting values after both had strong Week 2s

--Why Blake Bortles, Latavius Murray, Antonio Callaway, and even Antonio Gates make strong Hail Mary stabs

Plus, we tackle Week 3’s most Burning Questions, including:

--Is Carson Wentz startable in his 2018 Debut? What are our expectations?

--Will the FitzMagic continue in Week 3?

--How to replace Joe Mixon… with or without Gio Bernard

Plus, we open with a loaded Stock Watch and Trainer’s Room to check on the health of Leonard Fournette, Aaron Rodgers, Marquise Goodwin, and Larry Fitzgerald, while discussing Josh Gordon’s arrival to New England, and the role of Antonio Callaway in his absence.

And we of course close with an epic Mail Bag. Nothing is more important than that Fantasy W, and we’ll help you secure it in Week 3!

NFL Week 2 is upon us--The Wolf and The Truth deliver a jam packed stock watch featuring Rex Burkhead, Will Fuller, Marcus Mariota, Leonard Fournette, Devonta Freeman, and Marquise Goodwin.

The Wolf delivers guys from every position that we're higher or lower than the so-called experts on, and tosses up a few hail marys on guys you can maybe get who are under the radar.  

The guys then answer three burning questions featuring DeAndre Hopkins, Kareem Hunt, Christian McCaffrey, and more.

And finally we wrap things up with a loaded fan mailbag.

Enjoy the fruits of our labor--sorry the audio was lousy last episode.  

A Wild Week 1 of the 2018 Season is officially in the books, and the Fantasy Football implications are massive. From emerging workhorses and target hogs, to shocking regressions, to breakouts we saw from a mile away, you can't prepare for Week 2 without learning Week 1's must-know lessons.

First, we hit you with every relevant stat in (just over) 10 minutes in our Rapid-Fire Sunday Rundown. Then, we dig into the most important fantasy storylines, covering crucial Risers and Fallers including:

--Our boy Patrick Mahomes proving he's the real deal, and what Tyreek Hill's value would be if you're drafting today

--The Saints defensive regression and the huge implications this could have on Michael Thomas and Alvin Kamara moving forward

--Dion Lewis' "Workhorse" status and what this means for Derrick Henry's value moving forward

--James Conner's bonafide RB1 value and how far Le'Veon Bell should be falling in Rest of Season Rankings

--Deshaun Watson's ugly debut, and how he should be viewed moving forward (below Mahomes?!)

--Christian McCaffrey's underwhelming debut... but why you shouldn't overreact yet.

Plus, we tackle three waiver wire names owned in less than 10% of leagues you must monitor. We paved some massive holes for you in the preseason, so keep following us to Fantasy Stardom with the best regular season coverage in the game.