Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on host of the Locked on Cowboys podcast Marcus Mosher in part two of the PFF Fantasy Football Podcast 32 for 32 series. Marcus gives his top three team needs with a focus purely on defense, specifically upgrading the team’s secondary and defensive line. Ian wonders if there’s any way Dak Prescott could hit the open market, but Marcus is confident that won’t happen until 2022, if at all. Additional topics include: if Aldon Smith is going anywhere, whether or not the Cowboys could add a high-end tight end, just how big of a priority is this banged-up and aging offensive line, as well as what to make of Ezekiel Elliott’s disastrous contract. Marcus finishes things off with a bold offseason take directly related to the Cowboys’ No. 10 overall selection.

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Host Ian Hartitz welcomes SB Nation 49ers analyst Rob Guerrera in part one of the PFF Fantasy Football Podcast 32 for 32 series. Rob names his three team needs and is focused on upgrading from Jimmy Garoppolo, adding some firepower to the secondary and also juicing up the pass-rush opposite Nick Bosa. Ian agrees and gets an estimate on just how much LT Trent Williams might fetch in the open market. Conversation continues with a look at whether or not the 49ers will address their skill-position units early in the draft, who will be more productive between Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel, and if San Francisco might choose to better address their interior defensive line. Rob finishes things off with a bold call that won’t make Jimmy G haters too happy.

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Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF's VP of R&D and co-host of the PFF Forecast Eric Eager for 10 questions related to Super Bowl 55. The guys start things off by analyzing Patrick Mahomes' gaudy passing prop before moving on to the running game and identifying where the most value lies in the ever-important "most rushing yards in the game" prop. Conversation continues with a look at QB rushing props before Ian and Eric disagree on whether the National Anthem will go over or under 1:59. The guys are both on Patrick Mahomes to score the first TD of the game, but some recent developments from the Buccaneers' coin-toss strategy department might just make a different prop more appealing. Additional topics include: why the Chiefs could shut down Mike Evans, betting the Super Bowl MVP instead of the moneyline, what to make of Travis Kelce's props, and who would win in a one-on-one fight between Bruce Arians and Andy Reid.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF’s VP of research development Eric Eager to answer 10 questions ahead of Super Bowl weekend (0:08). O/U Mahomes 320 passing yards? (1:11). Any RB props worth betting? (3:47). Interest in QB rushing props? (7:21). Any pre-game/post-game props to bet? (9:22). Who will score the first TD in the Super Bowl? (11:40). Mike Evans under 4.5 receptions? (13:32). Bet QB for Super Bowl MVP? (16:33). Can Bucs slow down Hill/Kelce? (19:27). Andy Ried vs Bruce Arians: Who wins? (23:26). Super Bowl final score prediction? (25:23).

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Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF analyst Andrew Erickson to break down the Chiefs-Bucs Super Bowl matchup. The guys start off by going over some key takeaways from the first meeting between these teams including: Tyreek Hill going bonkers, Patrick Mahomes basically doing whatever he wanted, and Tom Brady putting on a sneaky-great second half comeback attempt. Conversation continues with a look at each team's playoff run with a focus on Mahomes' health, the Chiefs' current backfield split, Hill and Travis Kelce proving to be unstoppable, TB12's (mostly) up and down performances, Playoff Lenny and the Buccaneers' stacked receiver room. The guys then break down whether or not this banged-up Chiefs offensive line can handle the Buccaneers' ferocious pass-rush, which secondary has the best chance of holding up downfield, and who might be the potential under the radar x-factor. Ian and Andrew finish things off with their three favorite prop bets, DFS galaxy-brain call and finally a score prediction.

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Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on NBC Sports and Rotoworld NFL analyst John Daigle (@notJDaigle) to discuss best-ball strategy and Super Bowl 55. The guys agree that being a slave to rankings isn't a great idea these days; consider using more of a tier-based strategy in fantasy football drafts of all shapes and sizes. John isn't ready to call the late-round QB strategy dead, although getting a stud in the middle rounds is certainly a viable alternative. Discussion continues with a debate on which RBs to take before Davante Adams, who are the prime zero-RB targets, and which WRs the guys expect to be higher on compared to consensus rank. Additional topics include: continue to prioritize the big-three TEs, buy rookies before the draft, the projected top-five 2021 offenses, favorite Super Bowl props and an ATS pick for the big game.

0:00 Intro 2:56 Reaction to 2020 season predictions?  7:20 Draft a QB early in Best Ball leagues?  12:31 Which RBs do you draft ahead of Davante Adams?  20:22 Favorite late-round RBs to target?  27:15 WRs you are higher on than most?  33:38 Should you prioritize TEs early in Best Ball?  37:35 Best Ball strategy for rookies?  41:59 Top 5 offenses in 2021? 50:56 Favorite Super Bowl props  56:30 Super Bowl pick?

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Host Ian Hartitz welcomes PFF analyst Andrew Erickson to go over their top-12 fantasy football takeaways from the first three rounds of the playoffs. Andrew kicks things off by stating that Tom Brady is definitively not washed, particularly when it comes to his ability to throw the ball downfield. Ian is already talking himself into Mecole Hardman in 2021, while Andrew is bullish on A.J. Dillon's chances of seizing control of the Packers' backfield. The guys agree that the 2021 Browns offense has a chance to be truly scary, and please don't be that guy that believes they're better off without Odell Beckham. Andrew believes Cam Akers is a great early-second round pick in fantasy drafts of all shapes and sizes. Ian agrees that the "slant boy" jokes about Michael Thomas are funny, but pleads for people to realize that he's been catching passes from a noodle-arm quarterback and borderline tight end. Additional topics include: Bills running backs, look out for this Washington Football Team if they can find a signal-caller, playoff Lenny's chances at continuing to ball out next season, and much more.

0:08 Intro 1:36 Tom Brady unlocked deep ball 6:30 Mecole Hardman elite speedster 9:29 AJ Dillon takeover in 2021 14:57 Browns’ offense is legit 20:02 Cam Akers primed for a breakout season 25:38 Michael Thomas can run more than slants 29:28 Zero RB targets in Buffalo 32:13 The Football Team’s defense is among the best 35:56 Continue to ride Playoff Lenny  40:11 Steelers’ offense needs to change next season 44:28 Marquise Brown is the definition of a WR3  51:02 Feed D.K. Metcalf in 2021

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Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on Action Network and FantasyLabs analyst Matthew Freedman to go over 10 questions related to some of the league's top storylines as well as the AFC and NFC Championship matchups. The guys start off by looking at the 2020 rookie RBs and projecting who is currently the dynasty RB1 of the group. Next is a game of fantasy matchmaker for 2021 free agents including Allen Robinson, JuJu Smith-Schuster, Curtis Samuel and more. Ian and Matt agree Lamar Jackson is still a top-five dyansty QB, while the guys have different thoughts on who holds the best betting value to be the Colts' 2021 Week 1 starting QB. Conversation continues with a hat tip to A.J. Brown playing through the pain and where he ranks in the 2021 WR landscape before the guys debate whether Jameis Winston or Taysom Hill would be the better fantasy option as the Saints' 2021 starting QB. Things wrap up with DFS, on-field strategy and more general thoughts on the AFC and NFC Championship matchups.

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Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on PFF analyst Andrew Erickson to break down the Buccaneers-Packers and Bills-Chiefs conference championship matchups. The guys start off by questioning whether or not the Bucs will rely on Tom Brady's arm against the Packers' absolutely brutal run defense. Playoff Lenny figures to have his way on the ground, but will his hot stretch be enough to earn another contract from Tampa Bay? The guys agree that Chris Godwin is set up best against this Jaire Alexander-led secondary, while Ian debuts a "candle bet" that Rob Gronkowski finds his way into the end zone. Conversation continues with a look at what went wrong for Aaron Rodgers and company in their first matchup against the Bucs before the guys discuss what 2021 destination might be best for Aaron Jones from a fantasy perspective. The Bills-Chiefs matchup brings on discussion regarding whether Josh Allen can bounce back from last week's middling performance, where Stefon Diggs ranks in the 2021 fantasy WR ranks, and which complementary Bills pass-catcher might have the biggest afternoon. The guys wrap things up with a look at Patrick Mahomes and whether or not we should expect the Chiefs to again utilize a run-heavy approach against the Bills among other final topics.

0:00 Intro 2:10 Buccaneers Preview  19:10 Packers Preview 37:36 Bills Preview  50:46 Chiefs Preview

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Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on Sports Illustrated senior fantasy analyst Michael Fabiano to discuss recent NFL developments as well as the Divisional Round. The guys start things off by going over which landing spot would lead to the most 2021 fantasy value for free agent Allen Robinson. Ian and Michael agree that Diontae Johnson should be treated as a legit top-20 WR in 2021 fantasy drafts, but keep an eye on the potential for an unnecessarily large ADP disparity between him and Chase Claypool. Conversation continues with a look at 2021 expectations for Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars, what to expect from the Seahawks without OC Brian Schottenheimer, and where Joe Burrow stacks up in the dynasty QB ranks. The guys next get into the divisional round. Both Ian and Michael think the Browns have a good chance of covering  and we shouldn't discount Baker Mayfield and company in DFS either. Things might not be easy for Aaron Rodgers and company, but it's going to be tough for Jared Goff to keep pace. Conversation winds down with more analysis on the Saints-Buccaneers and Ravens-Bills matchups before the guys finish things off by pondering which team would an alien be best off following and becoming a fan of for the next five years.

0:08 Intro

2:13 Dream landing spot for Allen Robinson II?

5:07 How will Diontae Johnson/Chase Claypool fare in 2021?

8:27 Year 1 expectations for Meyer/Lawrence in JAX?

12:25 Concerned about Seahawks’ offense in 2021?

15:33 How many QBs would you take ahead of Burrow?

17:36 Do the Browns have a shot at beating the Chiefs?

21:18 Can the Rams great defense stop the Packers great offense?

26:04 Will the Buccaneers finally beat the Saints?

31:40 Prediction for Baltimore/Buffalo news headlines?

33:48 Team to root for over the next 5 years?

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Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on PFF analyst Andrew Erickson to talk through all four Divisional Round matchups. The guys start off by debating whether or not we'll see the good version of Jared Goff this week before pondering if this elite Rams defense is capable of making Aaron Rodgers look even somewhat mortal. Ian breaks down why he believes Lamar Jackson is already the best rushing QB of all time before Andrew goes over the negative (fantasy) impact that dual-threat QBs have on their offense's running backs. Neither Ian nor Andrew believe Josh Allen will stop balling in this tough matchup, and the guys also believe Stefon Diggs is more than worthy of top-three WR treatment across the league based on his marvelous 2020 campaign. Additional topics include: whether or not to eat the Devin Singletary chalk in DFS, if Baker can keep on cooking, where does Nick Chubb stack up among the league's very best backs, what to expect from Patrick Mahomes and company in their first competitive game since Week 16, whether or not TB12 can turn things around in his third try against the Saints, if Michael Thomas can pop off for his first huge game of the season, and much more.

0:08 Intro 1:22 Rams @ Packers 27:29 Ravens @ Bills 51:53 Browns @ Chiefs 1:10:24 Buccaneers @ Saints

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