What could go wrong, will go wrong for the Cowboys. As a fan himself, $howtime breaks down why they might be the only team looking at a long season ahead. Following that, $howtime unveils his correct and incorrect predictions in relation to week one as well as his fantasy "studs and duds."

After days upon days, week one of the NFL is finally here! there is no other way to be prepared fantasy wise and betting wise then this episode. $howtime runs the board of starts and sits for all the positions, then follows that by giving his emergency options at all positions in case something tragic occurred. In the last segment, the betting "lock of the week" is released followed by three fliers you can take a chance on this week.

The season is back! There is no better way to get yourself prepared in the final hours for your draft than this episode. Showtime confidently tells you his strategy that you need to take to your home leagues and absolutely crush and pummel your opponents.

After doing a mock draft from the bottom of the snake last week, $showtime reverses course and does one from the top. The strategy is very similar, the players that are available may differ. The final segment unveils which players that $howtime MUST HAVE on his team in all leagues.

As the peak of draft season approaches, $howtime begins to unveil his mock drafts helping you run through scenarios using his board. This time around he mocks from the ten spot in a 14-team league. Later, he gives five things you shouldn't do to prepare for your draft and some deep sleepers.

In this episode, $howtime dives into the players he feels are over valued and way too high on ADP for the first half of the episode. Later on, some deep sleepers are revealed that are easily attainable late in the draft at extremely high value.

Why draft a quarterback and a tight end early on when there are tons of options later? $howtime breaks down the handful of options that you can snag later on while the other degenerates scoop up Josh Allen and Travis Kelce early on.

If there is any more reasoning to use the Robust RB strategy, look no further than this episode. $howtime breaks down the difference between the crappy RB's that are available late compared to the WR's who have potential to excel as the second target in their offense.

In this episode, $howtime is reviewing his notes verbatim, and explaining the reasoning for which players to take, in which particular round. the objective is getting the best bang for the buck. As quoted in the podcast, "we know each player I have selected can play, its about getting the most of them at each position."

After spending most of the period on these past episodes talking about players $howtime likes, it is time to talk about the one's he dislikes. Players to fade. Players to either be wary of or avoid at all costs.