The 2025 NFL new league year has begun, and the free agency period got off to a roaring start. This week's episode is breaking down all of the moves that were made and some of the ones that weren’t over the first couple of days. He reminds everybody that we need to look beyond just the skill position players in order to find the moves that are going to provide the best results once the regular season starts. In that spirit, Mans counts down his top 10 best and worst moves of the first two days of free agency here, which includes all of the trades that were made as well. For those fantasy football players that are listening in, Jeff then counts down his top 10 fantasy winners and losers so far this offseason.  You will not hear a deeper and more detailed breakdown of the NFL free agency period than right here this week. Remember to share the show with a friend and hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!

A brand new season begins this week on One Mans Opinion. Jeff Mans gives us a preview of all that is coming on the podcast this year, including an epiphany he had while on a “staycation” last week. He also discloses a very serious and scary situation that has been developing and was one of the reasons for the time off last week. Mans talks about the lack of interest in seasonal fantasy baseball this year while wondering if others share the same beliefs. Then he discusses the big stories around the NFL, including Deebo Samuel being traded to the Commanders, the Bears getting an offensive lineman, the Jets cleaning house, and the players who were and were not given the franchise tag this offseason. Jeff provides an updated list of the top 10 NFL free agents as we head into the new league year next week. Finally, he shares some of his NFL Scouting Combine notes, including the most impressive and disappointing performances. He closes the show with his current top 10 QBs for the 2025 NFL Draft, which includes a new #1 overall. Remember to share the show with a friend and hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment buttons for this episode!

The final episode of season five is spraying to all fields. First on the list, Jeff Mans reviews his first-ever courtside NBA experience, which included several VIP perks but also a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to look “behind the curtain” of how an NBA team operates in the game. Next up Mans previews the upcoming NFL free agency scene by giving out some of the biggest team needs and counting down his top 10 free agents to be. In honor of Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary, Mans talks about some of his all-time favorite sketches from the show and counts down his official rankings of the top 10 all-time cast members on SNL. There is also some news concerning the schedule of Elite Sports on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio, a response to not being nominated for best radio show, and an update on how he is coping with the recent losses in his personal life. Remember to share the show with a friend, hit the like, favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment button for this episode!

Super Bowl 59 is in the books, and Jeff Mans has so many takeaways that it was hard to fit them all into a one-hour show this week. The ascending of Jalen Hurts, the premature demise of Patrick Mahomes, the hatred of Travis Kelce, the tolerance of Nick Siriani, and the power of influencers in the sports betting market are just some of the topics he hits today. Mans also has a strong message for all of those folks out there who are being told what to think because of their political affiliation. This show has a zero-tolerance policy for bias, and that point is emphasized this week. Jeff recaps his entire Super Bowl betting ledger and even uncovers a win that he forgot to tally up after the big game. The halftime show performance by Kendrick Lamar is also getting a lot of brushback, and Mans feels as though he knows exactly why that is the case. This episode will make your mouth laugh and your blood boil, so strap it down for another episode of One Mans Opinion. Remember to hit like favorite, heart, thumbs up, comment, and subscribe for this episode!!

The great strategies Winston Churchill once said that the further backward you look, the further forward you can see. Who knew that the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom was talking about fantasy football when he said that? OK, maybe not, but the saying applies here, too, and Jeff Mans proves it in this week's Super Bowl preview episode. This week, Mans looks back on every Super Bowl team ever, breaking down the most common traits, the most common regular season records, and the most common individual player statistics among the winners and losers of the big game. Do you know how many 15+ win teams have made it to the Super Bowl? How about the most common record among the winners? What was the last team with a tie to make it to the final week of the season? Jeff Mans reveals all the answers and applies them to the Chiefs and Eagles this week. He also puts his official score prediction on tape and gives out three of his favorite bets for the Super Bowl. Mans even created his very own rating scale to uncover the top five and worst five Super Bowl teams of all time. Do not miss this episode if you want to understand, enjoy, and/or win in the final game of the NFL season. Remember to hit like favorite, heart, thumbs up, comment, and subscribe to this episode!

This week, it is back to sports for Jeff Mans as he recaps an incredible weekend in the NFL with his AFC & NFC Championship Game takeaways. No, the NFL isn’t rigged, nor did the referees take a Super Bowl appearance away from Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. Jeff breaks down how some bad calls did go against the Bills as it does with most Kansas City opponents but if the ball is in your hands with a chance to win it, there is nobody to blame but yourself. Mans discusses how NFL teams are misusing analytics, too, and how now taking the sure points might have been the reason the Bills are watching the Super Bowl from home this season. He also has thoughts on the new coaching hires in New England, Chicago, Dallas, New York Jets, Las Vegas, and Jacksonville and how these new staff members will impact fantasy football in 2025. Jeff does reveal how some depression has set in following his brother's death and offers some advice for anybody who might be going through similar events. Remember to hit like favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment for this episode!

My brother was a giant. Maybe not in stature, but in our family and to all who knew him, his kindness, warmth, and love meant everything. I have nor will I ever know a soul that had to endure more pain, ridicule, or harassment than my brother David. But for those who let him into our hearts, he was the kindest, most gentle ally we could ever want. I have been given many gifts in life, and I’ve never understood just why I was always so fortunate. As I’ve grown older, I’ve come to realize that much of what god has graced me with was some of what he took from my brother. As more time passed, I understood that most of my shortcomings were David’s strengths. We grew up together, we cared for each other, and we completed one another. I will miss him now forever. This episode is dedicated to the life and legacy of my brother, David Mans.

Jeff Mans is back and playoff-ready as the NFL season hits its high note. Jeff recalls his last couple of weeks with some holiday takeaways and his opinions on some of the hottest sports stories since the last episode. Between the fantasy football championships, the holidays, and family visiting from Chicago, it's been a very busy time, but he keeps it all in perspective as a new chapter begins. Mans gives out his official scorecard from the 2024 fantasy, DFS, and NFL betting season, providing how he finished in all of his leagues, his final profits and losses in DFS, and sports betting tallies. It wasn’t the season he was hoping for in terms of winnings, but as Jeff discusses, all profits and experiences are ultimately good ones. Then it is time to put his NFL playoff predictions on tape as Jeff projects each AFC & NFC matchup all of the way through Super Bown 59. There are still plenty of ways to continue the fantasy football journey into the playoffs, and Mans gives out a few of his favorite spots to play, including his very own free contest exclusive for radio show and podcast listeners. Finally, he gives out his favorite bets for the Super Wild Card Round of the NFL playoffs to start building up that playoff bankroll. Remember to hit like favorite, heart, thumbs up, subscribe, and comment for this episode!!

In the final episode before the Christmas holiday, Jeff Mans shares some of his stories about why this season and holiday mean so much to him. There is a ton of NFL injury news this week, including a whopping eight potential new starting QBs across the league this week, which Jeff breaks down line by line. He gives his breakdown of the Atlanta Falcons' decision to start rookie Michael Penix the rest of the way and benching veteran QB Kirk Cousins. Mans recaps a crazy week 15 that possibly saw a changing of the guard in the NFC due to the enormous injuries suffered by the Detroit Lions. He also offers roster management advice for teams advancing in the playoffs and provides his top 10 waiver pickups for week 16. If nothing else, you will always remember the “teddy bear story” that Jeff shares every year about his own father at Christmas time. As always, he gives out his week 16 survivor picks and a special prop parlay for Thursday Night Football between the Broncos and Chargers this week. Remember to hit the like, favorite, thumbs up, heart, comment, and subscribe buttons for this episode!!

The regular season has ended in most fantasy football leagues, so Jeff Mans is getting you ready for the “playoffs” even if you didn’t make it. This week, Mans recaps a wild week 14 across the NFL, including the Panthers getting better, the Saints getting worse, Zach Charbonnet’s incredible game, the majesty of Josh Allen, and another 49ers running back getting injured. He also asks how the Ja’Marr Chase first overall pick in fantasy football is working out for the podcast listeners? Since the playoffs are here, Mans recaps his fantasy season in all 15 of his leagues, discussing the highs and lows of his own teams. Jeff breaks down week 15 with his fantasy football rankings, including the players he must start, is willing to start, and absolutely will not start in a playoff setting. As always, he gives out the top waiver wire pickups of the week, his survivor selection for week 15, and a Thursday Night Football bet for the Rams and 49ers game. Remember to hit the like, favorite, thumbs up, heart, comment, and subscribe buttons for this episode!!