The Milly Boys are back for Week 4 — with AB’s long-awaited return to the lineup and plenty of sins to wash away from the rough first three weeks. Gibby, Matty P, and AB dive into the DFS slate, debating TreVeyon Henderson’s fumbling-free upside, James Cook’s hip fluidity, and why Roma Dunze might just be the most consistent receiver you’re not playing enough. Along the way, the guys tackle Caleb’s surprising fantasy consistency, Puka’s early case for receiver of the year, and the heartbreak of a local Chili’s closing its doors.

With laughs about pillow forts, Emo Rick the lawyer, and the rule that should exist (“No Waiver Broncos for You”), the boys still manage to cash — turning $15 into $25. It may not be triple-digit winnings, but it’s momentum heading into the next week’s magic.

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Matty P and Gibby are back with one of their sharpest FanDuel builds yet — and this one feels like it’s got true Milly Maker upside. The guys open with a heartfelt nod to the upcoming Tee Off for 2E charity event, celebrating 14 years of supporting Camp Sunshine and passing the $100K milestone.

From there, it’s all about Week 3. They break down why Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze are a sneaky stack against Dallas, debate whether CeeDee is still worth the chalk, and talk up overlooked targets like Jacobi Meyers and Wondell Robinson. Running backs get their due with Bijan Robinson, Jonathan Taylor, and Kenneth Walker highlighted as the volume plays that separate good lineups from great ones.

Along the way, you’ll hear takes on Jameis Winston trade rumors, frustrations with the “tush push,” the art of spotting low-owned gems, and why Atlanta’s defense might be the sneakiest play on the slate.

Projected at 120+ points but with real 175–200 potential, this lineup is built for fireworks. As Matty puts it — if six guys go off and the rest hold steady, we’re in the money.

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Football is back, and so are the Milly Boys! Gibby and Matty P welcome AB back to the show as the crew builds their Week 1 FanDuel Millionaire Maker lineup. From AB’s ride-or-die loyalty to Christian McCaffrey, to Gibby’s gut calls, to Matty’s data-driven breakdowns, the guys lock in their picks and debate the best value plays on the slate.

This week’s lineup features a mix of proven stars and underpriced breakouts, including Drake Maye, McCaffrey, Jamar Chase, Drake London, and more. Along the way, they dive into Patriots optimism, FanDuel frustrations, and why you should never underestimate Denver’s defense.

Whether you’re chasing the million yourself or just here for the laughs, it’s the perfect kickoff to another NFL season with the Millie Boys.

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This week, we’re joined by longtime friend and wrestling aficionado Pat Casten to reflect on the complex legacy of the recently passed icon, Hulk Hogan. We dive deep into what made Hogan larger than life, where he fits in wrestling history, and how nostalgia and controversy collide when icons fall.

Then it’s time for our Mount Rushmore of WWE superstars — expect bold picks, fierce debate, and a little love for tag teams of old. And finally, we somehow land on what Jim Harbaugh and Justin Herbert have in common with The Rock & Roll Express… yeah, it goes there.

Lace up your boots — this one’s got range.

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Former big leaguer Zach Moore of Pigtown Sports joins the show as Matty and Gibby attempt to talk Orioles fans off the ledge after a rough stretch in Birdland. We cover what’s real, what’s fixable, and why this team still has the tools to contend.

Zach also takes us inside one of baseball’s most surreal moments: the MLB Draft phone call — and what it felt like to go from a kid with a dream to a Major League ballplayer.

Baltimore correspondent Alex Bastow returns with some much-needed perspective, a few jabs, and a hint of cautious optimism.

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