Just Two Zeros

(00:00:26) - No Philly Victory Lap?

The conversation explores the lack of enthusiasm among Philadelphia fans following their Super Bowl victory, discussing the reasons behind it.  The discussion then shifts to personal fitness challenges, motivations, and the struggles of maintaining a workout routine as they age, highlighting the importance of flexibility and setting realistic fitness goals. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics surrounding the NFL Combine, including standout performances, team evaluations, and the comparison of two-sport athletes like Travis Hunter and Shohei Ohtani. They discuss the implications of performance metrics, the significance of team scorecards, and the potential impact of Travis Hunter in fantasy football leagues. The conversation highlights the challenges and expectations placed on athletes in high-pressure environments, as well as the nuances of evaluating talent across different sports. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics surrounding sports, including player drafts, contract negotiations, and the economics of Major League Baseball. They reflect on personal experiences with baseball fandom and the importance of family bonding through sports. The discussion also touches on work culture, particularly in sales environments, and concludes with insights on parenting in sports, emphasizing the balance between confidence and humility in young athletes.

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Tyler, Travis, and (usually) Anthony confirm that the Hornets are on track to make the playoffs after defeating the Lakers and we find out what 'TGL' stands for in Tigers new league.

Then what they need to do, or stop doing, for All-Star weekend(s) before doing a snake draft of the best sports highlight clip categories - leaving out Soccer but including Tennis - before recapping the Super Bowl and Kendricks halftime show. Then a brief dip into random NFL topics and wrapping up with three Daddy Diaries and a special recount of the James shtain. 

(00:11:50) - All-Star Weekends

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Tyler and Travis are back! Tune in as we discuss a range of topics, starting with a humorous text from Tyler's dad that raises questions about autocorrect and then diving into a multitude of top NBA story lines from the recent Luka trade, exploring its implications and comparing it to other sports scenarios, to Dennis Shroders take on the NBA trade deadline.

(00:00:44) - An Autocorrect Problem?

The three-time, back to back to back, fantasy football champion Adam discusses his recent victory and the dynamics of the league with Travis and Tyler. They delve into the strategies, decisions, and pivotal moments that shaped the season, including draft choices, trade negotiations, and the blame game surrounding missed opportunities for the league to stop Adam from winning. The discussion highlights the importance of player performance, luck, and the collective responsibility of the league in allowing Adam's success. The conversation is filled with humor, insights, and reflections on the ups and downs of fantasy football. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the intricacies of fantasy football, discussing draft strategies, player performances, and the dynamics of rivalries within their league. They reflect on memorable championships, the impact of key players, and the challenges of trading in a competitive environment. The discussion also covers the performance of quarterbacks, particularly Bryce Young, and evaluates the potential of upcoming talents like Caleb Williams. The episode concludes with final fantasy advice and ranking Saquon Barkley for the upcoming draft.

(00:03:21) - Blame Game

The fantasy season is over, Christmas is over, its 2025 already. Anthony, Travis, and Tyler are here to talk Christmas presents we'd like to refuse, recap the fantasy playoffs, and debate the future of a few big names based on their end of the year performances. Jared Goff vs the MidQBs, MHJ vs Ladd McConkey, Deandre Swift vs Chuba, Travis Kelce vs any other TE and every other player with a 2nd round grade from Anthony.

Then, we talk Adam's 3peat and Jefferson's back to back Toilet Bowl and wrap up with a short Daddy Diary about Jason's money schemes.

(00:02:31) - Christmas Recap, Worst Gifts for Your Kids

Tyler, Anthony, and Travis talk fantasy playoffs with the field set. The most unprecedented failures of top teams including a list of top fantasy players that will not be in our SEKL playoffs. Then we vote on the most disappointing regular season fantasy player and the most surprising (positive) fantasy player of the regular season.

Finally, we throw all the playoff team players into a pool and draft from them to see will win a week 15 scoring.

(00:16:47) - GM Of The Year

Tyler is joined by the Two-Time, back-to-back, Champion Adam Kaszuba to talk Chicago Bears, NFL News, Saquon & The MVP Race, as well as some fantasy football nuggets ahead of the fantasy football playoffs. 

This one is full of bad takes from last Thursday including Josh Allen for not-MVP, Isaac Guerrero the bust candidate, and more!

(00:02:46) - Chicago Bears

Week 11 is behind us and Tyler, Travis, and Anthony are on to make sure everyone knows that Ricky deserved this loss. Better luck next year!

Also, is Taysom Hill legit amongst Tight Ends? More Sleeper comments, and wrap up with a Daddy Diary.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

(00:01:01) - Bad Things Happen to Bad People

Tyler and Travis cover everything from 1st grade drama—when Jason’s friend called his mom an idiot—to the chaos of the Week 10 fantasy football trade deadline, where Tyler’s playoff hopes hinge on some bold buys. They dive into NFL narratives, debating the most disappointing franchise of the year and breaking down Detroit vs. Houston as either the worst loss or best win. The guys dream up 30 for 30 ideas for their Spread Eagles Fantasy Football League and discuss whether Bryce Young might be showing flashes of starter potential. Plus, they share the best (and funniest) comments from the Sleeper app.

(00:04:07) - Your Moms an Idiont