Josh and Dan whip through the fantasy playoffs schedule and reminisce about last week when Josh pounded Dan out of the division title and a first round bye.

Josh and Dan zip through all the games in 30 minutes! It's a miracle!!!

MUFF is back! Josh and Dan break down all the games, who to grab as bye week QBs and talk about some Chargers v. Dolphins action!

Josh and Dan talk trades! How to offer em, and what to expect when you make one. Also, a couple sexy sleepers pics, here, now, on the Maximum Understanding of Fantasy Football!

We break down BUY LOW players that can help you through the second half. Josh also makes some wild player predictions and Dan professes his love of a man named "Storm."

Josh and Dan are going head to head for first place in their fantasy league! Who's gonna win? They break down all the games through their own player matchups and toss out some very bold predictions for the Sunday and Monday night games. You're in the MUFF!

Maximum Understanding of Fantasy Football breaks down ALL the week 4 action!

Who to sit, who to start, who to add, who to trade for. Ben Eisen (All Time Top Ten) joins us as we go through the games and Dan talks about how he was almost killed at an Oakland Raiders game.

Former NFL player and current fantasy football bad-ass, Anthony Alabi, joins Josh and Dan as we break down ALL the games coming up this weekend as well as discuss which back-up RBs you should make a play for.

Oh, and btw, Josh nailed his Percy Harvin prediction from week 2... but can he do it again!?

Only time will tell, welcome to the MUFF.

Well, folks, Josh was in Hawaii loligagging around and didn't get the podcast up until Friday, BUT these are some sexy picks and Dan actually predicted the NFL would overturn their drug suspensions, so... Dan 1, Josh 0.

Welcome to the MUFF, week 2!

Josh and Dan break down every team in every divison. Who's the real break-outs? Who's looking like they're ready to bust? Who do they have man-crushes on?

Take a listen and if you want to skip around it goes AFC first, then NFC, and from East, North, South, to West.