An 18-team guillotine league. A new owner who accidentallyautodrafted five quarterbacks. And a trade offer sent late atnight by the man who runs the league. Charley prosecutes, Seandefends himself, and the jury of 16 leaguemates gets to decide.Also: LeBron takes the Polymarket check, Michigan gets bailedout by a clock nobody can find, and Sean pitches a fantasy appwith no projections — because nobody actually knows whetherDenzel Boston is going to score 7.7 points this week.Plus a Survivor-format fantasy league we're seriouslyconsidering building, our season bets, and The Dad Zone.Misery Loves Fantasy is a fantasy football podcast for peoplewho take it far too seriously and get nothing back. Two friendsof 25 years, no rankings, no advice, just grievance.New episodes weekly.CHAPTERS00:00 LeBron and the Polymarket ad06:00 Whatever happened at Western Michigan12:25 The trial of Sean Dooley40:00 A fantasy app with no projections44:40 A Survivor-format fantasy league50:00 Season bets1:04:00 The Dad Zone

Season two is here and we're already behind.

Sean runs a game called Baby Don't Hurt Me: six draft picks so catastrophic they left permanent psychological damage.

Justin Jefferson's 2 touchdowns. Brian Thomas Jr. going from WR7 to WR43. Stephen Ridley getting benched by Belichick in week one and never being heard from again. And the single worst pick in fantasy history, which somehow ended with Bob getting rescued by his own homerism.

Then we set our bets for the season, settle up on how badly we

did last year (Charley went 1-8), and find out that Charley's

brother — who did not attend his own draft — won an 18-team

guillotine league.

Plus: we launch The Dad Zone.

Misery Loves Fantasy is a fantasy football podcast for people

who take it far too seriously and get nothing back. Two friends

of 25 years, no rankings, no advice, just grievance.

New episodes weekly.

Summary

In this engaging conversation, Sean and Charley delve into the intricacies of fantasy football, discussing the thrill of winning, the pressure to perform, and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with the game. They explore the dynamics of rivalries, the impact of coaching changes, and the importance of strategic decision-making. The duo also reflects on the lessons learned from the season, the value of late-round quarterbacks, and innovative playoff formats that could enhance the fantasy football experience.

In this engaging conversation, Charley Todd and Sean delve into the ups and downs of fantasy football, sharing personal experiences and insights on player performances, injuries, and the emotional toll of the game. They explore the unpredictability of outcomes, the importance of drafting strategies, and the role of luck in determining success. The discussion also touches on coaching dynamics and the future of fantasy football, culminating in reflections on the nature of competition and camaraderie in the league.

In this episode of Misery Love Fantasy, Charley and Sean dive deep into the emotional rollercoaster of fantasy football. Charley shares his frustrations over his team's performance, while Sean reflects on his successes and trade decisions. The conversation explores the psychological effects of fantasy losses, the importance of bye weeks, and the impact of injuries on team performance. They also discuss Joe Burrow's future and the significance of drafting strategies, all while navigating the intersection of sports and personal life. The episode concludes with a light-hearted banter about their experiences and reflections on the season.

Summary

In this episode, Charley and Sean reunite after a vacation, discussing their experiences and diving into the world of fantasy football. They reflect on family dynamics, humorous encounters, and the challenges of managing fantasy teams during playoffs. The conversation shifts to player performances, trade evaluations, and the impact of injuries on team success. They also touch on the importance of consistency in fantasy football and the role of coaching. The episode concludes with thoughts on podcast metrics and the concept of peaking too soon in fantasy leagues.

In this episode of the Pat Dooley Show, hosts Pat Dooley, Eric Malone, and Charlie Todd dive into the ups and downs of the fantasy football season. They discuss the Ninja Creamy ice cream maker, the surprising performances of the New York Giants, and analyze player rankings across various positions. The conversation also touches on disappointing players, MVPs of the season, and predictions for the playoffs, all while maintaining a light-hearted and humorous tone.

In this episode, Charley and Sean discuss the ups and downs of fantasy football during Thanksgiving week, focusing on quarterback comparisons, the impact of injuries, and the importance of coaching. They evaluate young quarterbacks like Dart, Daniels, and McCarthy, and delve into the consequences of trades in fantasy leagues. The conversation also touches on the rise of JSN and the dynamics of the NFC South, culminating in a light-hearted discussion about their fantasy teams and strategies.

Summary

In this episode of Misery Loves Fantasy, hosts Charley Todd and Sean Dooley dive deep into the ups and downs of fantasy football, sharing personal experiences from their leagues, discussing the impact of rookie players, and navigating the complexities of trades and commissioner responsibilities. They also engage in a rapid-fire segment identifying NFL teams they believe are frauds, while contemplating the future of their fantasy teams and potential betting opportunities.

In this episode, Charley and Sean dive into the intricacies of fantasy football, discussing trade strategies, player performances, and the emotional rollercoaster of the season. They share personal anecdotes about their fantasy leagues, highlight the highs and lows of player performances, and reflect on coaching decisions that impact player management. The conversation flows seamlessly from trade discussions to the excitement of game-winning moments, all while maintaining a light-hearted and humorous tone.