The fantasy football season may be long gone, but the fantasy football podcast closes out another great season looking at the next best thing: Prop bets for the big game between the Falcons and Patriots.

With the divisional round done, only four teams remain, with just two games to go until the Super Bowl. This week's edition of the fantasy football podcast takes stock of what players to keep in mind for next year on the divisional losers, while offering daily fantasy advice for the games on Championship Sunday.

The NFL is down to just eight teams after a disappointing Wild Card weekend, and the Fantasy Football Podcast has ideas on which players could break out once the divisional round gets underway. Also, hosts Michael Beller and Pat Fitzmaurice make some way-too-early predictions on which players on the teams ousted from the playoffs could make an impact next season.

The new year is upon us and both the real life and fantasy regular seasons are over. What did we learn? Hosts Michael Beller and Pat Fitzmaurice recap the lessons learned from 17 weeks of fantasy football, and offer some smart plays for daily games as the playoffs get underway.

On the penultimate episode of this season's Fantasy Football Podcast, hosts Michael Beller and Pat Fitzmaurice review the big and not-so-big performances that earned victories in fantasy semifinal matchups this past weekend. Finally, the guys look forward to Week 16, where fantasy championships are won.

The first round of the fantasy playoffs are over, and what a weird week it was for those of us without byes in the fantasy postseason. In the new episode of the Fantasy Football Podcast, hosts Michael Beller and Pat Fitzmaurice asses the fallout from a lackluster week, and how to best set your lineups for a potential second-round playoff matchup.

The playoffs are here, and for fantasy owners who are still alive, the next three weeks will redeem months of lineup tinkering and preparation ... or bring those dreams of glory and eternal bragging rights crashing down. Which players are in position to put the team on their backs down the stretch? How aggressive should owners be grabbing handcuffs for top running backs? Should you really consider benching Tom Brady on championship weekend? On this week’s podcast, hosts Michael Beller and Pat Fitzmaurice look ahead to the next three weeks, from disappointing players who could be in line for fantasy redemption when it matters most to the finer points of playoff strategy.

It’s Thanksgiving week, but fantasy football owners and football fans in general won’t be thankful at all for the rash of injuries that have cropped up around the NFL. On this week’s podcast, hosts Michael Beller and Pat Fitzmaurice discuss how to adjust your lineups in light of those injuries, setting you up for victory as the fantasy playoffs approach. And, oh yeah, they talk about Thanksgiving food too.

The NFL delivered a fantastic slate of football in Week 10, and it came with some big fantasy takeaways. Co-hosts Michael Beller and Pat Fitzmaurice run through the biggest fantasy developments in the new podcast, including what the Bears offense might look like without Jordan Howard, and the pair's favorite fantasy development of the 2016 season so far.

This this week's edition of the Fantasy Football Podcast, hosts Michael Beller and Pat Fitzmaurice discuss Week 9's big performances by Mark Ingram and Melvin Gordon, and whether those backs and others can be trusted by fantasy owners going forward.