The sports world and specifically the NFL Draft community were set ablaze this week as ESPN launched a full-on media blitz praising Alabama QB Ty Simpson. Jeff Mans took offense to this and breaks down why Simpson is not in the class of Fernando Mendoza, including a direct comparison between Simpson and an NFL QB he should most resemble. He also has another QB prospect that should be getting a lot more attention this year, but is not. Sports fans are being tricked by talking heads, influencers, and content farmers, and Mans exposes their tricks in this week's episode. Jeff also counts down his top 10 remaining NFL Free Agents and where each would fit best right now. The MLB season begins this week, and Jeff gives out a few of his favorite teams and players to watch for fantasy, DFS, and betting purposes. He also set up the easiest hitters-only fantasy baseball league of all time, which is free to join right now and is almost full, so be sure to claim your spot NOW!! Even though so many brackets are busted, there is still money to be made in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament, and thus, he gives out his thoughts on the tournament so far and a bet to make this weekend. Remember to share the show with a friend, hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!

In one of the most emotional episodes yet on One Mans Opinion, Jeff Mans dives deep into his “secret life” of being a father. His two oldest daughters are moving out of the house and into their own, which has Jeff reflecting on raising two exceptional, high-achieving young ladies. Nobody ever talks about the emotional roller coaster of raising kids into adults who eventually leave the nest, so Mans takes it head-on this week. There is plenty of sports talk here as well, including Mans reaction to the Jaylen Waddle trade and a couple of NFL wide receivers finding new homes for 2026. Jeff gives out his final four teams and some upset specials from his 2026 NCAA Tournament bracket. After a 31-11 run at NBA betting this month, Mans wonders if this is the hottest anybody has ever been at betting on one specific sport? He dishes out a couple of his strategies behind this amazing run here, too. Remember to share the show with a friend, hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!

Jeff Mans returns for the season seven premiere episode this week, and he has stories to tell.  First, he recaps his week away, discussing what he found in his research for fantasy baseball and the NCAA Tournament. After going 20-5 on NBA betting during his vacation and a 9-5 start to this week, he discusses how he was able to “solve” the NBA betting market and outlines the three easy steps everybody needs to start winning too. Then, Mans dives headfirst into the wild 2026 NFL free agency news, including his live reaction to the Maxx Crosby trade being cancelled after a failed physical. Jeff recaps each position group’s free agent signings and the best players remaining available. He also counts down his top 10 best and worst free agent signings so far this week. Mans breaks down both the real-life and fantasy impact of the first few days of free agency and identifies which teams are progressing and regressing this offseason. Remember to share the show with a friend, hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!

In the season six finale, Jeff Mans takes us on a journey through 291 previous episodes and discusses all that he, and hopefully you, have learned along with this show’s journey. Mans discusses how the marketplace has changed during that time, as well as his 20+ year fantasy sports career. He also gets into the specifics of how and why fantasy baseball has declined so rapidly over the years and points out exactly who is to blame for some of that demise. Then it is time to look ahead to the NFL offseason, in which Jeff points out the important dates to be aware of and so much more. He projects which NFL players will likely announce their retirements soon, which players will be assigned the franchise tag, and which prominent players are likely to be on the trade market this offseason. Mans also projects the teams that have the most and least salary cap room in 2026 and the best upcoming free agents at each position. We’ll be back in two weeks with the season seven premiere, and we cannot wait to see you all back here then. Remember to share the show with a friend, hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!

Super Bowl 60 is in the books, and the Seattle Seahawks are the world champions. Jeff Mans recaps everything from his notepad from this year’s biggest game, including the matchups that Seattle exploited and everything that the Patriots were not prepared to do on Sunday. Mans reviews how all of his bets, pools, and contests went and wonders aloud how he gets so lucky in Super Bowl squares. He also gives out his 3x3 teams (3 AFC & 3 NFC) who are on his short list to appear in next year’s Super Bowl in Los Angeles. Jeff feels that people are being a little too hard on the Patriots after this game, so he created a formula to uncover who the actual best and worst Super Bowl teams of all time were. Where do this year’s Seahawks and Patriots rank on the lists? Do they even make it? You’ll have to tune in to find out. Remember to share the show with a friend, hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!

It’s Super Bowl Week, and Jeff Mans is celebrating everything that is Super Bowl 60 related. He begins this week's show with a full reveal of his NFL betting record this season and a recap of every year he’s had betting on the NFL since 2018. He discusses the journey that the Patriots and Seahawks each took to make it this far and how these teams match up against each other. Jeff gives out a few “fun facts” surrounding this year’s big game, including the record of teams wearing white in the Super Bowl, the impact of the QB's last name and birthdate, and many other strange but true facts about this game. Then it is time for Mans to go over every single Super Bowl bet currently offered at the Fanduel sportsbook and tell you which to consider and which to stay away from. He gives you examples of how the books are trying to lure you in and trick you with specific wording to make you think you are getting a better deal than you actually are. There are hundreds of party games, prop bets, sides, totals, parlays, and live bet considerations in this episode. Of course, Jeff also “puts it on tape” with his official Super Bowl 60 prediction and favorite bet for the game. Remember to share the show with a friend, hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!

Since there is technically no real NFL game this week, Jeff Mans is thinking ahead to the 2026 NFL season. He reveals some of the teams and situations to watch out for and breaks down his first wave of fantasy football positional rankings for next season. There are quite a few surprises in there, including one running back who wasn’t in the top 100 of players in 2025, who Jeff says “could be his number one overall in 2026.” Just because he is looking ahead doesn’t mean that Mans doesn’t have quite a few takeaways from the AFC and NFC Championship Games. The Patriots may have had a nice schedule, but that doesn’t take away the fact that they outsmarted the Broncos when it mattered most. The Seahawks are a well-oiled machine who may have finally figured out their offense 21 weeks into the season. Mans also has comments on some of the new head coaching hires across the NFL and a stunning reaction to Bill Belichick being left out of the Hall of Fame in his first attempt. He also gives a few “first thoughts” about Super Bowl 60 and what both the Patriots and Seahawks need to do to win the big game. Remember to share the show with a friend, hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!

Jeff Mans is recapping a wild Divisional week of the NFL Playoffs, including his thoughts on the controversial calls in the Bills/Broncos game and an almost magical ending of the Bears/Rams contest. The ending of the Chicago Bears' season has Mans feeling nostalgic about his hometown and wondering aloud why sports fans are so different in Chicago. He also gives a preview of the AFC and NFC Championship Games coming up this week with matchups to fade and attack in fantasy, DFS, and betting. The NFL coaching carousel continues to spin, and Jeff provides his thoughts on all of the latest hires, including Kevin Stefanski to Atlanta, Robert Saleh to Tennessee, Jeff Hafley to Miami, Mike McDaniel to the Chargers, Drew Petzing to Detroit, and David Blough’s promotion in Washington. Mans also ranks the top 16 quarterbacks in the NFL right now and discusses why there are only eight that are true “franchise QBs” and why this supply is so shallow. As always, he provides his survivor pick of the Championship Round and even a player prop to go along with it this week. Remember to share the show with a friend, hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!

One year ago this week, Jeff Mans' life changed forever. On this week’s episode, he thanks everybody for putting up with him while he grieved this year, and he talks about how he is moving on from it and into a better place. Of course, there is a ton of football talk here too, as Mans reacts to all nine of the head coaching vacancies across the NFL, including both Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh moving on. Jeff ranks all nine jobs on their desirability and gives out his top five candidates as of right now. He gives a quick recap of the NFL Wild Card Playoff Round, including his takeaways from each of the games. Then he gives a preview of all four Divisional Round Playoff games, including the best and worst matchups for each team. It’s not easy, but Mans also provides his pick for playoff survivor leagues this week and gives out a free bet for the Bills/Broncos game on Saturday afternoon. Remember to share the show with a friend, hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!

It’s a new year, but the same ole Jeff Mans as he is fired up about the end of the 2025 NFL regular season and the NFL playoffs starting this week. Mans recaps a wild few days of NFL coaching firings, including a big surprise in Baltimore as John Harbaugh was let go after 18 years of leading the Ravens. He ranks all seven available jobs and gives some of his favorite candidates to land those gigs here. Then it is time to hand out some hardware as Jeff Mans gives out his Fantasy Football MVPs of the 2025 season. Mans gives out a winner and runner-up at QB, RB, WR, and TE for the season and discusses why each was deserving of the award. Since there can only be one true winner, he anoints one player as the true Most Valuable Fantasy Football Player of 2025. Jeff also gives out an award for best waiver wire pickup of the year for each position, including the runaway overall winner of that award. As he does every year, Mans goes over every NFL playoff game and fills out his bracket all the way through Super Bowl 60. It’s a real wide-open race, so tune in to see why he chose his final two teams here. Finally, he gives out a +130 bet for the first game of the Super Wild Card Round between the Rams and the Panthers. Remember to share the show with a friend, hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!