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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.

Andrew Whitney joins the show to talk about the halfway point of the fantasy season, playing multiple leagues, who the most tortured fan bases are, and where we expect to see a long list of barely starting 2025 QBs end up in 2026.

In this engaging conversation, Charley and Sean delve into the emotional rollercoaster of fantasy football, discussing how wins and losses can significantly impact moods. They explore the recent scandals in the NBA, coaching controversies, and the right to complain about fantasy outcomes. The duo also addresses the impact of injuries on fantasy teams, the struggles of the Giants' offense, and the controversies surrounding refereeing in the NFL, particularly focusing on the Eagles. They share insights on trade strategies and the dynamics of their fantasy league, culminating in a lively update on their gauntlet league.

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In this episode of Misery Loves Fantasy, the hosts dive deep into their personal struggles with fantasy football, sharing stories of injuries, player performances, and the emotional toll of being a fan. Pat expresses his long-standing frustration with the Seattle Seahawks and their management of players, while Sean shares his hatred for the Boston Red Sox as a Yankees fan. The conversation also touches on childhood memories related to sports rivalries, the emotional connections fans have with their teams, and the impact of injuries on their fantasy leagues. The episode concludes with a light-hearted discussion about their guillotine league and the teams they love to hate.

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In this episode, Charley and Sean dive deep into their shared misery of fantasy football, discussing injuries, trades, and the emotional toll of watching games. They explore the impact of player performance on their leagues, the frustrations of bad calls, and the controversial 'tush push' strategy used by the Eagles. The conversation is filled with humor, camaraderie, and a relatable sense of defeat that many fantasy football players experience.

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In this episode, Charley and Sean celebrate their fifth week of podcasting while diving deep into their fantasy football experiences. They share their frustrations with player injuries, the art of reverse jinxing, and the recent trade of Joe Flacco to the Bengals. The conversation also touches on Baker Mayfield's performance with the Buccaneers and the implications of Brock Bowers' injury. They wrap up with updates from their fantasy league and a humorous call to action regarding their friend Jimmy's performance.

In this episode of Misery Loves Fantasy, hosts Charley Todd and Sean discuss their fantasy football miseries, including losses to rivals and the impact of injuries on their teams. They delve into trade strategies, the importance of relationships in fantasy leagues, and the ethics of trade offers. The conversation also touches on player charities and controversies, providing a well-rounded view of the fantasy football landscape. The episode concludes with light-hearted banter about future trades and the dynamics of their league.

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In this episode, Charley and Sean dive deep into their experiences in the guillotine league, reflecting on their fantasy football teams and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with it. They discuss the impact of injuries on players and teams, share insights on waiver wire strategies, and explore the balance between playing it safe (chalk) and going with gut feelings (vibes) in fantasy football. The conversation wraps up with final thoughts and predictions for the season ahead.

Fantasy football promises glory, but mostly delivers pain—and we’re here for all of it. This week, Charley and Sean welcome Andrew Whitney to relive the agony of being the very first team chopped in an 18-team guillotine league, only to watch his exiled roster put up top-scorer numbers the very next week. We hand out the inaugural “Too Much of a Good Thing” Award to Josh Allen, debate whether Javonte Williams is a miracle or a mirage, and discover the cursed conspiracy of Tennessee fantasy managers.

Along the way, we honor Austin Ekeler with our “Dude Behind the Man” spotlight, mourn fantasy losses caused by bizarre stat rulings, and revisit the haunting memories of Melvin Gordon (pain included free of charge). Plus: Russell Wilson’s $85 million goodbye, why Green Bay wide receivers break our brains, and the ongoing saga of Charley’s autodraft-loving brother who keeps surviving without lifting a finger.

If fantasy football feels like punishment disguised as fun—you’re in the right place.