The Audible

Our PRESEASON WATCH LIST rolls into Indianapolis, where the Colts enter 2026 with a massive hinge point at quarterback, a superstar running back fantasy GMs still trust, and a tight end quietly developing into a real weapon.

The big question: If Daniel Jones stays healthy, can the Colts make a legitimate Super Bowl run. Bloom and Cecil dig into the scheme fit, the protection upgrades, and how Jones' mobility and decision‑making could unlock the best version of Shane Steichen's offense.

Then there's the fantasy constant: Why Fantasy GMs can continue trusting Jonathan Taylor. Bloom breaks down the workload stability, efficiency trends, and how Taylor remains one of the safest high‑end RBs in football — even as the offense evolves around him.

And the developmental spotlight: What progress do we see from Tyler Warren. Bloom and Cecil explore his route refinement, red‑zone usage, and how Warren could become a sneaky breakout candidate in an offense that needs a reliable middle‑of‑the‑field presence.

The Colts have upside, continuity, and a real chance to surprise the AFC — if their quarterback stays upright.

watch on YouTube -> https://youtu.be/hndtSFoDyWQ?t=719

🔥 In this episode:

• Whether Daniel Jones can stay healthy and push Indy into Super Bowl territory

• Why Jonathan Taylor remains one of the most trustworthy fantasy RBs

• How Tyler Warren is developing into a legitimate offensive contributor

• Where the Colts stand entering training camp

If you're rolling with us through the preseason, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and drop your Colts take — how far can Indy go if Jones stays healthy.

Our PRESEASON WATCH LIST heads to Houston, where the Texans enter 2026 with a young superstar quarterback, a revamped backfield, and a wide receiver room loaded with breakout potential.

The headline question: Can C.J. Stroud play even better after a down season in 2025. Bloom and Cecil dig into the tape, the decision‑making, and the offensive tweaks that could help Stroud bounce back and reclaim his spot among the league's elite young passers.

Then there's the backfield: How productive can David Montgomery be in Houston. Bloom breaks down the expected workload, how Montgomery fits Bobby Slowik's scheme, and whether he can deliver steady fantasy value in a system built on efficiency and balance.

And the youth movement at wide receiver: Will the Texans' young WRs step up this year. Bloom and Cecil explore target distribution, role clarity, and which emerging pass‑catchers could become reliable fantasy starters as Stroud looks to elevate the entire offense.

Houston has upside, volatility, and fantasy intrigue everywhere — and this episode hits every angle.

watch on YouTube -> https://youtu.be/hndtSFoDyWQ?t=22

🔥 In this episode:

• Whether C.J. Stroud can rebound and level up in 2026

• How David Montgomery fits into the Texans' backfield plans

• Which young WRs are ready to take a big step forward

• Where Houston stands entering training camp

If you're rolling with us through the preseason, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and drop your Texans take — who's the breakout star in Houston this year.

Our PRESEASON WATCH LIST rolls into Tampa Bay, where the Buccaneers enter 2026 with a veteran quarterback trying to rebound, a young running back fighting to prove he's trustworthy, and a passing game adjusting to life without one of the greatest receivers in franchise history.

The spotlight is on Baker Mayfield — can he stay healthy and truly bounce back. Bloom and Cecil dig into the mechanics, the decision‑making, and whether Baker can stabilize an offense that desperately needs consistency.

Then comes the fantasy headache‑or‑hero: How reliable is Bucky Irving. Bloom breaks down his efficiency, his role, and whether he can handle a full workload without forcing Tampa into a committee approach that drives fantasy GMs crazy.

And the biggest shift of all: How does the receiving corps look without Mike Evans. Bloom and Cecil explore who steps into the alpha role, how the target distribution changes, and whether this WR group can maintain the explosive identity Evans helped define for a decade.

The Buccaneers have uncertainty, upside, and fantasy intrigue everywhere — and this episode hits every angle.

watch on YouTube -> https://youtu.be/WRLuGHOHR4Q?t=2557

🔥 In this episode:

• Whether Baker Mayfield can stay healthy and rebound

• How trustworthy Bucky Irving is for fantasy managers

• What the WR room looks like without Mike Evans

• Where Tampa Bay stands entering training camp

If you're rolling with us through the preseason, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and drop your Buccaneers take — who's the real breakout in Tampa this year.

Our PRESEASON WATCH LIST rolls into New Orleans, where the Saints enter 2026 with a brand‑new quarterback storyline, a backfield undergoing a major identity shift, and fantasy implications everywhere you look.

The headline: Did the Saints actually find a franchise QB in Tyler Shough. Bloom and Cecil break down the traits, the poise, and the early camp buzz that suggest Shough might be more than just a placeholder — he might be the future.

Then there's the veteran question: How much does Alvin Kamara have left in the tank. Bloom digs into the usage trends, the efficiency drop‑offs, and how Kamara's role could shift as the Saints try to keep him fresh while still tapping into his playmaking ability.

And the biggest wrinkle in the backfield: How does the addition of Travis Etienne change the touches. Bloom and Cecil explore how Etienne's explosiveness, receiving chops, and versatility could reshape the entire RB rotation — and what that means for fantasy GMs trying to decode this backfield.

The Saints have a potential new QB1, a legendary RB nearing the twilight, and a fresh offensive mix that could surprise the NFC.

watch on YouTube -> https://youtu.be/WRLuGHOHR4Q?t=1723

🔥 In this episode:

• Whether Tyler Shough is truly the Saints' next franchise QB

• How much Alvin Kamara still has left to give

• How Travis Etienne's arrival changes the backfield workload

• Where New Orleans stands entering training camp

If you're rolling with us through the preseason, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and drop your Saints take — is Shough the real deal or just a bridge QB.

Our PRESEASON WATCH LIST rolls into Carolina, where the Panthers enter 2026 with a franchise quarterback under scrutiny, a backfield bracing for a committee approach, and a young wideout who could become the centerpiece of the passing game.

The spotlight is on Bryce Young — and the question is real: have we already seen the best he has to offer. Bloom and Cecil dig into the tape, the processing, and the ceiling, breaking down whether Bryce can still climb or if he's settling into his long‑term identity.

In the backfield, the Panthers have too many capable runners, and as long as Jonathon Brooks stays healthy, this will be a split backfield. Bloom breaks down how the touches might be divided, who gets the high‑value work, and why this rotation could frustrate fantasy managers all season.

And in the passing game, one name keeps popping:

Carolina has questions everywhere — but also real upside if the young core hits.

watch on YouTube -> https://youtu.be/WRLuGHOHR4Q?t=917

🔥 In this episode:

• Whether Bryce Young still has another level to reach

• Why the RB room will stay split if Brooks is healthy

• Where the Panthers stand entering training camp

If you're rolling with us through the preseason, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and drop your Panthers take — who's the real breakout in Carolina this year.

Our PRESEASON WATCH LIST rolls into Atlanta, where the Falcons enter 2026 with one of the league's most polarizing quarterbacks, the best running back in fantasy football, and a tight end whose ceiling still feels limitless.

The biggest question: Can Michael Penix stay healthy and prove he's not a bust. Bloom and Cecil dig into the mechanics, the decision‑making, the pressure he faces, and whether this is the year Penix finally shows the talent that made him a first‑round pick.

Then there's the fantasy cheat code: Bijan Robinson is the best running back in fantasy football — period. Bloom breaks down why his usage, efficiency, and explosiveness put him in a tier of his own, and how Atlanta's offense is built to feed him monster production.

And the eternal question in the tight end world: Is Kyle Pitts finally going to play up to his high potential. Bloom and Cecil explore the scheme fit, the chemistry with Penix, and whether this is the year Pitts becomes the matchup‑breaking weapon everyone expected.

The Falcons have upside, volatility, and fantasy gold everywhere — and this episode hits every angle.

watch on YouTube -> https://youtu.be/WRLuGHOHR4Q?t=43

🔥 In this episode:

• Whether Michael Penix can stay healthy and prove he belongs

• Why Bijan Robinson is the unquestioned RB1 in fantasy

• If Kyle Pitts can finally deliver on his elite potential

• How Atlanta stacks up entering training camp

Drop your Falcons takes — is this the year the offense finally reaches its ceiling.

Our PRESEASON WATCH LIST rolls into Pittsburgh, where the Steelers enter 2026 with one of the most fascinating "last‑dance" storylines in the NFL — and a ton of questions that will define their season.

First up: Does Aaron Rodgers ball out in what could be his final year in the NFL. Bloom and Cecil dig into how the scheme fits him, how much arm talent he still has, and whether the Steelers can squeeze one more elite season out of the future Hall of Famer.

Then there's the identity question: Can the Steelers get back to running the football. Bloom breaks down the offensive line changes, the backfield rotation, and whether Pittsburgh can finally reclaim the physical, downhill style that used to define them.

And the biggest chemistry question of camp: Which receivers mesh best with Rodgers. Bloom and Cecil dive into route timing, separation traits, trust throws, and how the WR room might shake out as Rodgers builds rapport with his new weapons.

The Steelers have a veteran QB chasing one last run, a ground game searching for revival, and a WR room waiting to be sorted — and this episode hits every angle.

watch on YouTube -> https://youtu.be/B1bBptX3QOs?t=2689

🔥 In this episode:

• Whether Aaron Rodgers can deliver one last big season

• If Pittsburgh can revive its run‑game identity

• Which WRs fit Rodgers' timing and trust the best

• How the Steelers stack up entering training camp

Drop your Steelers takes — is this Rodgers' last great season or the start of a transition year.

Our PRESEASON WATCH LIST rolls into Cleveland, where the Browns enter 2026 with one of the most fascinating — and potentially volatile — quarterback situations in the league.

At the top of the depth chart, the question is unavoidable: What exactly are the Browns doing with Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. Bloom and Cecil dig into how the reps are being divided, what the coaching staff wants from each QB, and whether Shedeur could push sooner than expected.

In the backfield, the workload watch begins. Quinshon Judkins looks poised for a heavy role — and Bloom breaks down why his skill set fits perfectly with what Cleveland wants to be on offense. Volume, versatility, and opportunity all point to a potential breakout.

And then there's the youth movement at wide receiver. The Browns' rookie WRs are turning heads early, and Bloom explains why this group could be the key to unlocking the offense — more separation, more explosiveness, and more long‑term upside than Cleveland has had in years.

Plus more notes, more camp buzz, and more fantasy implications as the Browns try to build an identity in a loaded AFC.

watch on YouTube -> https://youtu.be/B1bBptX3QOs?t=1892

🔥 In this episode:

• How Cleveland is handling the Watson–Shedeur QB dynamic

• Why Quinshon Judkins could see major volume in Year 1

• Why we love the Browns' rookie WR class

• How the offense might evolve around its young core

• Where Cleveland stacks up entering training camp

Drop your Browns takes — who should start Week 1, and which rookie is the biggest breakout candidate.

Our PRESEASON WATCH LIST rolls into Cincinnati, where the Bengals enter 2026 with massive expectations — and equally massive questions.

The biggest one: Can Joe Burrow finally stay healthy. Bloom and Cecil break down what a full season would mean for the Bengals' ceiling, how the offense looks when Burrow is fully operational, and why this year might be the most important of his career.

Behind him, the breakout buzz is real. How much more can Chase Brown do. With expanded opportunity, improved efficiency, and a scheme built to maximize his explosiveness, Brown could be one of the AFC's most important ascending players — and Bloom explains why fantasy managers should pay attention.

And then there's the duo that terrifies defensive coordinators: Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. Bloom and Cecil dig into how Cincinnati plans to deploy its deadly WR pair, how their roles evolve with a healthy Burrow, and why this might be the most dangerous version of the duo yet.

The Bengals have star power, breakout potential, and a Super Bowl‑level ceiling — if they can stay healthy.

watch on YouTube -> https://youtu.be/B1bBptX3QOs?t=1095

🔥 In this episode:

• Whether Joe Burrow can finally stay healthy for a full season

• How much more Chase Brown can deliver in an expanded role

• Why Chase + Higgins remain one of the NFL's most lethal duos

• How Cincinnati stacks up entering training camp

Drop your Bengals takes — is this the year everything finally comes together.

Our PRESEASON WATCH LIST continues with a deep dive into the Baltimore Ravens, one of the NFL's most fascinating teams heading into 2026 — and one loaded with fantasy‑relevant questions.

Can Lamar Jackson be even better as a passer. Bloom breaks down the mechanical tweaks, scheme evolution, and personnel upgrades that could unlock the most complete version of Lamar we've ever seen.

How much does Derrick Henry have left in the tank. The Ravens want to lean on him, but Bloom digs into the workload history, efficiency trends, and how Baltimore plans to maximize what Henry still does at an elite level.

And the fantasy question everyone is asking: Can you trust Zay Flowers. Bloom breaks down target share expectations, red‑zone usage, and how Lamar's potential passing leap could turn Flowers into a true fantasy WR2 — or leave managers frustrated.

The Ravens have upside, volatility, and massive fantasy implications — and Bloom hits every angle.

watch on YouTube -> https://youtu.be/B1bBptX3QOs?t=28

🔥 In this episode:

• How Lamar Jackson can level up as a passer

• What Derrick Henry still brings to the Ravens offense

• Whether fantasy GMs can trust Zay Flowers in 2026

• How Baltimore stacks up entering training camp

Drop your Ravens takes — who's the biggest fantasy value in Baltimore this year.