Sean, Sinch, Craig, and Britt kick off the Fignuts roundtable series with an open discussion covering everything from JJ McCarthy and Will Levis to the growing problem of overreacting to tiny bits of practice news. The crew also tackles a listener's non PPR draft strategy question, debates the impact of the Bills' new stadium and uniforms, and share some unexpected baseball trivia.

The episode wraps up with thoughts on rookie financial decisions, draft season, and why fantasy football's best time of year is almost here.

The Fignuts crew Britt, Craig, Sean, and Sinch wrap up their annual fantasy football rankings by breaking down tight ends, kickers, and team defenses. They debate the top options at each position, discuss where positional value really exists, and share draft strategies for all three postions. Along the way, the conversation includes some beer, plenty of laughs, and the group's signature back and forth as they close out their preseason rankings series.

Britt, Craig, Sinch, and Sean continue their annual fantasy rankings series by tackling the deepest position in fantasy football: wide receivers. From elite WR1s to breakout candidates and late round sleepers, the crew debates where this year's biggest names belong and how to find value on draft day. Draft strategy for balancing early stars versus mid round value and plenty of disagreements, laughs, and the usual beer talk along the way!

Britt, Craig, Sean, and Sinch continue their fantasy football preview series by ranking their top running backs for the 2026 season. The crew debates injury concerns, breakout candidates, rookie expectations, and how to balance upside versus consistency when building a championship roster. The Fignuts rank their top fantasy running backs for 2026 plus draft strategy on when to target running backs and when to wait

As always, the rankings lead to plenty of disagreements, laughs, beer talk, and fantasy football strategy as the crew helps prepare you for draft season.

Britt, Craig, Sinch, and Sean kick off their annual fantasy rankings series by breaking down the quarterback position for the 2026 fantasy football season. The group debates where the elite quarterbacks belong, discusses potential breakout and bounce back candidates, and shares draft strategies for when to target a quarterback.

In this episode:

• The crew ranks their top fantasy quarterbacks for 2026
• Justin Herbert's MVP potential and where he belongs in fantasy drafts
• Mahomes, Allen, Hurts, Lamar, Burrow, Love, Dak, and other QB debates
• Draft strategy on when to take a quarterback and when to wait

As always, the rankings spark plenty of disagreements, laughs, and spirited debate as the Fignuts crew helps fantasy managers prepare for draft season.

Britt and Craig kick off Season 10 by diving back into football after the offseason, setting the stage for another year of fantasy rankings and NFL debate. They discuss the latest league news before previewing how they'll evaluate players heading into draft season. As always, the conversation blends fantasy football strategy, offseason storylines, beer talk, and the laid back banter that makes Fignuts a favorite.

Britt, Craig, and (RET.)Sinch are back together for an offseason episode filled with NFL predictions, roster debates, and plenty of classic Fignuts banter. The crew discusses major storylines around the league, including trade rumors, team outlooks, and which franchises are being overrated heading into the season. As always, the conversation drifts from football into drinks, random stories, and a few laughs before wrapping up with fantasy advice.

Craig and Britt return to break down the 2026 NFL Draft, and the chaos that always follows draft weekend. While we both found this year's draft particularly NOT thrilling, we discuss things like what is Arizona doing? How much for that bottle? Are the Steelers in the right? Can the Saints have too many WRs? Why can't I just pick up the beer!?

Britt and Craig are back with beers in hand, mixing light NFL talk with classic offseason chaos. From fifth year option debates to wild rumors and random tangents, nothing is off limits. Breaking down key fifth year option calls, Cousins to the Raiders, Guardian Caps and player safety debate, Vrabel rumor talk and offseason noise

Craig, Britt, and Sinch kick things off with drinks and a round of burning hot takes before diving into the early wave of NFL free agency moves. The main debate centers on the rumored trade involving Maxx Crosby and the report that he failed a physical with Baltimore. The hosts break down whether the failed physical was legitimate or if it could have been influenced by other pass rusher options suddenly becoming available, including Trey Hendrickson.

The conversation expands into broader free agency reactions, how teams handle injuries during trade negotiations, and the constant speculation that surrounds big offseason moves. As always, the discussion mixes football analysis with skepticism about league rumors and the usual Fignuts banter.