Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF analyst Dwain McFarland to break down all things fantasy football draft szn. The guys go through each of quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end, listing for each their 1) general strategy, 2) favorite target, 3) recommended fade, and 4) potential sleeper.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down some findings on the change in average draft position for running backs between their first and second seasons. The podcast begins with Ian explaining why rookies taken inside of the top-three rounds should be prioritized before looking at the difference in ADP for these sorts of players since 2015. Spoiler: highly drafted rookie backs almost always see their ADP rise by a solid amount ahead of their second season. Ian then applies this finding to the 2021 crop of rookie rushers and concludes that Trey Sermon and Javonte Williams are worthy of increased exposure in keeper formats.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF analyst Dwain McFarland to break down actionable takeaways from the first week of preseason action.  The guys break down numerous backfield questions including: whether or not Myles Gaskin still holds value in the Dolphins' committee, if Travis Etienne is still the man to target in Jacksonville, will Antonio Gibson turn into DC-CMC and if the fantasy community remains too low on Najee Harris. Conversation continues with some talk on the 49ers' backfield before the guys break down various receivers including Parris Campbell, Laviska Shenault, Corey Davis, Terrace Marshall and more. The podcast concludes with a breakdown on various late-round tight ends that unfortunately didn't have the sort of usage most were hoping for.

Host Ian Hartitz goes through the potential worst-case scenario for every top-12 wide receiver. Fantasy football draft szn often revolves around copious optimism surrounding our favorite picks; Ian pours some water on the flames of the usual hot takes by looking at how things might go south from a usage and efficiency perspective for all of fantasy's perceived can't-miss prospects.

Host Ian Hartitz goes through the potential worst-case scenario for every top-12 tight end. Fantasy football draft szn often revolves around copious optimism surrounding our favorite picks; Ian pours some water on the flames of the usual hot takes by looking at how things might go south from a usage and efficiency perspective for all of fantasy's perceived can't-miss prospects.

Host Ian Hartitz goes through the potential worst-case scenario for every top-12 running back. Fantasy football draft szn often revolves around copious optimism surrounding our favorite picks; Ian pours some water on the flames of the usual hot takes by looking at how things might go south from a usage and efficiency perspective for all of fantasy's perceived can't-miss prospects.

Host Ian Hartitz goes through the potential worst-case scenario for every top-12 quarterback. Fantasy football draft szn often revolves around copious optimism surrounding our favorite picks; Ian pours some water on the flames of the usual hot takes by looking at how things might go south from a usage and efficiency perspective for all of fantasy's perceived can't-miss prospects.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the biggest risers and fallers in average draft position from 2020 to 2021. The quarterback section highlights Josh Allen and Matt Ryan among others, with Ian agreeing with the public's sentiment to fade the latter veteran signal-caller. Running back discussion focuses on David Montgomery as the featured riser, while concern surrounding Josh Jacobs' role has him falling down draft boards. Ian agrees Stefon Diggs belongs inside fantasy's top-three receivers, and he's not against chasing Kenny Golladay as his ADP continues to fall. The podcast concludes with a look at T.J. Hockenson, Zach Ertz and the rest of the tight end position.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down every key offseason move at quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end in an effort to update those that haven't been grinding football news all offseason. That's the podcast: Ian quickly goes team by team, highlights the key personnel changes and gives his fantasy takes on the moves. Some might call this task heroic, but it's just another day at the office for The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast. Great day to be great.

Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on lead fantasy analyst from The Score Justin Boone to break down all things running backs ahead of 2021. The guys kick things off by breaking down if any other running back belongs in tier one alongside Christian McCaffrey. Conversation continues with analysis on Saquon Barkley before Ian and Justin break down just how concerned you should be about Nick Chubb and Jonathan Taylor's fairly one-dimensional workloads. Justin is higher on Antonio Gibson and Aaron Jones than most largely thanks to their respective potential to see their targets sky rocket. The guys talk up Chris Carson, go through the Jaguars' mess of an offense and debate Raheem Mostert vs. Trey Sermon. The podcast concludes with a fact or fiction segment touching on the likes of Austin Ekeler, Najee Harris, Mike Davis, Javonte Williams and much more.