Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with some thoughts on the Jets offensive line and how their offseason moves could impact Le'Veon Bell. He also points out an interesting positional designation on ESPN and makes a case for exploiting gaps in your league's rules. Jeff then wraps things up with some of his favorite season-long player prop bets on FanDuel. 

Jeff Ratcliffe is back with some good news on the NFL front with more states opening up for sports. Jeff then dives into 10 players to target in the first 10 rounds of drafts who he views as a value at their current ADP. He also breaks down how the optimal draft strategy is starting to unfold based on ADP trends.

Jeff Ratcliffe takes no days off and is here with a special Memorial Day edition of the pod. He kicks things off with some quick thoughts on Carlos Hyde signing with the Seahawks. Jeff then has a little fun and breaks down the structure and unique settings/formats of some of his personal leagues. 

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with his thoughts on Adam Caplan's projection of 15-18 touches per game for Miles Sanders and what this workload would mean for Sanders' fantasy value. Jeff then briefly touches on Dak Prescott and Patrick Mahomes and gives some quick notes on Patriots rookie WR Jeff Thomas. He wraps up the show with Andy Reid's troll job on the NFL's proposed alternative to the on-side kick.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with some quick thoughts on Josh Gordon. He then breaks down the Rams backfield, when he expects Justin Herbert to be under center for the Chargers, and the potential impact of Carlos Hyde or Devonta Freeman signing with the Seahawks or Eagles. Jeff then gives you 10 players to avoid at their current ADPs in the first five rounds of your fantasy football drafts.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's with some thoughts on Jay Glazer's suggestion that Taysom Hill could be the guy at quarterback for the Saints after Drew Bress along with his take on praise from the Chiefs coaching staff for Clyde Edwards-Helaire. Jeff then elaborates on his comment from Monday's pod that David Montgomery won't be a bell cow this year. He wraps things up by having a little fun with some cliche sports debate topics.

Jeff Ratcliffe breaks down the projected starting lineups for all 32 teams at PFF.com and gives insights an analysis on what these projections mean for fantasy purposes. Topics include: who mans the slot for the Cowboys, what to do about the 49ers backfield, who projects as the starting RB in Indy, a surprise starter projected for the Chargers, and more.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with a quick comment on Ben Roethlisberger and the breaks down how Nyheim Hines and Tarik Cohen impact their respective backfields. Here, Jeff gets into why David Montgomery doesn't project as a bell cow. Jeff then dives into shadow coverage at the college level and breaks down which of the top corners in this year's draft were asked to shadow at the college level in 2019.

Jeff Ratcliffe breaks down the best and worst fantasy football schedules for tight ends on today's show. He kicks things off with some thoughts on Evan Engram's schedule and then breaks down his plan for how to attack the position in fantasy drafts. Jeff then talks about why it's a good thing to play in the NFC East. He then dives into some thoughts on Mike Gesicki and makes a case for Travis Kelce as the greatest fantasy football tight end of all time.

Jeff Ratcliffe breaks down the best and worst fantasy football schedules for quarterbacks on today's show. He kicks things off with some thoughts on San Francisco's schedule and then breaks down why Dak Prescott's schedule could be tricky during the fantasy playoffs. Jeff then talks about Kirk Cousins' outlook and why he's trying to get shares of Matthew Stafford. He then dives into some concerns for the Raiders passing game and how Josh Allen's brutal schedule impacts his fantasy draft value.