Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with yet another rant on why we shouldn't believe in David Johnson. He then goes team-by-team and breaks down needs for all 32 NFL teams in the draft. Jeff gives his thoughts on what positions he expects teams to address, what rounds we could see them do so, and which players he expects teams to go after.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's podcast with some thoughts on this year's top wide receiver in the draft, Denzel Mims gaining momentum, could Laviska Shenault bust, and Chase Claypool's NFL position. Jeff also gives some quick remarks on the chance Joe Mixon holds out. He wraps things up with initial 2020 fantasy football projections for the Kansas City Chiefs, Indianapolis Colts, and Philadelphia Eagles. Topics include: KC's elite trio, what to do with Damien Williams, Philip Rivers impact on Indy, TY Hilton on the decline, Marlon Mack's lackluster numbers, Miles Sanders pops, Carson Wentz looking good, and much more.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's podcast with the news that the NFL will conduct virtual OTAs. He then breaks down his thoughts on Christian McCaffrey's record-breaking contract, Jake Fromm drawing positive attention from league coaches, and Jalen Hurts being linked to the Packers and Chargers. Jeff then breaks down initial 2020 fantasy football projections for the Dallas Cowboys, New York Jets, and Detroit Lions. Topics include: why Amari Cooper's numbers come in low, why Le'Veon Bell's numbers come in high, Matthew Stafford and Kenny Golladay looking good, how to value Kerryon Johnson and much more.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with his thoughts on Tyrod Taylor's outlook heading into the NFL Draft and a quick comment on DeAndre Hopkins passing his physical. Jeff then runs through some statistical player comps from his Rookie Fantasy Scouting Report draft guide. He touches on some of the biggest rookie names in this year's class and gives the why behind each comp.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with his thoughts on the trade that sent Brandin Cooks to the Houston Texans and breaks down the fantasy football fallout from this move. He then dives into initial fantasy football projections for the Pittsburgh Steelers and San Francisco 49ers. Topics include: why the numbers aren't bullish on the Steelers' offense, Diontae Johnson poised to break out, James Conner's outlook, which back stands out in the 49ers' offense, why we should pump the brakes on Deebo Samuel's projection, and much more.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with some quick thoughts on why he's not buying the Gerald Everett chatter, Devin Singletary's potential to be a bell cow, and a key question to ask in the Cardinals' backfield. Jeff then breaks down initial fantasy football projections for the Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears, and Washington Redskins. Topics include: why regression isn't a bad thing for Lamar Jackson, Mark Ingram's outlook, how to view Marquis Brown, an unfavorable outlook for David Montgomery, Allen Robinson looking good again this year, Terry McLaurin on the rise, is Derrius Guice worth the risk and much more.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with his take on the worst rule in fantasy football. He then dives into initial projections for the Las Vegas Raiders, Miami Dolphins, and Seattle Seahawks. Topics include: Josh Jacobs' 2020 outlook, where Darren Waller ranks among tight ends, cue the Mike Gesicki breakout music, DeVante Parker's numbers look favorable, continued success for Russell Wilson, what to do in the Seattle backfield, and much more.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with some quick thoughts on the news that the Chargers and Rams will be featured on this year's edition of Hard Knocks. Jeff then discusses the rumblings that the Redskins are leaning toward selecting Chase Young with the second pick in this year's draft. He wraps up the show with a look at the initial fantasy football projections for the Chargers, Bengals, and Giants. Topics include: Austin Ekeler looks like he'll pick up right where he left off, Tyrod Taylor's impact on Keenan Allen and Mike Williams, why we shouldn't freak out over Joe Mixon's and Saquon Barkley's projections, why Daniel Jones is an ideal later-round quarterback, and much more.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today's show with the breaking news the the NFL Draft will be conducted entirely virtually in 2020. Jeff then breaks down the initial 2020 fantasy football projections for the Panthers, Rams, and Jags. Topics include: what to expect from Teddy Bridgewater, how to interpret projections for Christian McCaffrey and Jared Goff, expected regression for D.J. Chark, and more.

Jeff Ratcliffe kicks off today with a look at what our initial fantasy football projections have to say about the Houston Texans, Tennessee Titans, and Green Bay Packers. Topics include: disappointing numbers for David Johnson and Will Fuller, Deshaun Watson holding strong, Derrick Henry set to pick up where he left off, why Jeff doesn't quite agree with Ryan Tannehill's numbers, love for Davante Adams and Aaron Jones, Aaron Rodgers backsliding, and more. Jeff then has a little fun at the end of the show with his all-time favorite athletes from all of the major professional sports.