Week 3 was a mess at quarterback, so we start there.

Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels and Jaxson Dart all went down, leaving a lot of 2QB and Superflex managers scrambling for answers. We go through the Week 3 QB options and draw the line on who we’d actually trust in a starting lineup.

Then we get into the rest of the biggest Week 3 decisions:

• Justin Herbert vs. Baker Mayfield — who are we more worried about?
• Is it time to panic on Travis Etienne?
• Has Parker Washington officially become a weekly starter?
• Can Stefon Diggs be trusted despite the limited route share?
• Is David Montgomery’s role slipping to Woody Marks?
• Is Aaron Jones still a true workhorse?
• Are Drake London, Josh Downs, Omarion Hampton and De’Von Achane ranked correctly this week?

Plus, each of us gives one move we’re making before Sunday.

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Chapters:
00:00:02 - Week 1 chaos sets the stage for a full Week 2 fantasy reset
00:01:17 - New weekly panic check: which disappointing stars should managers actually worry about?
00:09:53 - Colston Loveland and Drake London: buy-low patience versus real concern
00:16:46 - Week 1 breakout review: which surprise performances look real?
00:23:33 - Running back usage check on Bucky Irving and Kyle Monangai
00:29:56 - Fantasy Caster promo and deeper-league quarterback rankings
00:34:13 - Tight end stock watch: Dalton Kincaid and Isaiah Likely
00:41:50 - Final Week 2 lineup calls and Sunday sit-start dilemmas
00:47:28 - Wrap-up, plugs, and sign-off

Week 1 is over. Now comes the hard part: figuring out what was real, what was noise, and which bad performances should actually make you nervous.

This week, the Bush League Huddle breaks down the biggest Week 2 2QB and Superflex fantasy football decisions. We debate Colston Loveland, Jalen Waddle, Marvin Harrison Jr. and Drake London; decide whether the Jalen Coker breakout is real; compare Tyler Shough and Bryce Young; dig into Carson Wentz, Jacoby Brissett and Malik Willis as QB2 options; and tackle Dalton Kincaid, Isaiah Likely, Bucky Irving and more.

Plus, each host gives one real lineup move from his own fantasy team before Sunday.

If you play 2QB or Superflex, this is the weekly fantasy football show for the lineup decisions, QB2 questions and roster dilemmas that generic Start/Sit shows often miss.

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Week 1 is finally here — and the lineup decisions have already started.

This week, we take the real decisions from our own 2QB and Superflex teams and work through what we're actually doing before Sunday.

• C.J. Stroud or Daniel Jones?
• Sam Darnold or Malik Willis? If Malik Nabers plays, can you trust him immediately? Is Javonte Williams already a weekly RB1? Has the Parker Washington hype gone too far? And what should Josh Jacobs managers do with all the uncertainty?

We also hit QB stashes, changing backfields, Week 1 injury situations, and players whose value could look very different after one Sunday.

If you play 2QB or Superflex, this is the weekly show built for your league.

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Three draft spots. Three different approaches to building a 2QB/Superflex roster.

This week, Rog drafts from 1.02, Nacc from 1.04, and Fab from 1.10 as we put our 2026 2QB/Superflex strategy into practice.

One build starts with elite skill-position talent and waits on quarterback. Another gets Josh Allen immediately. The third lets the draft come to him — and pivots when Lamar Jackson falls to the turn.

We talk through when to attack QB, when not to chase a positional run, how draft position changes your strategy, QB2/QB3 depth, positional value and when you need to abandon your original plan.

The goal isn’t to follow one strategy blindly. It’s to know where you want to start — and recognize when the board is telling you to do something different.

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Who’s the WR1 in 2026 fantasy football — Ja’Marr Chase, Puka Nacua or someone else?

We tier the entire WR board, debate where JSN belongs, identify the WR2s with WR1 upside, and dig into the mid-round and late-round receivers we’re targeting and fading.

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In this episode: Chase vs. Puka • JSN’s ceiling • Jefferson vs. London • Pickens • Higgins vs. Rice • McConkey • Parker Washington • Christian Watson • late-round dart throws • our 2026 WR flag plants.

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Running back is the deepest position in fantasy football this season—but it's also where leagues are won and lost.

In this episode of the Bush League Huddle Fantasy Football Podcast, we rank every fantasy-relevant RB into five tiers, debate Jahmyr Gibbs vs. Bijan Robinson for RB1, break down Derrick Henry, Christian McCaffrey, Ashton Jeanty, Saquon Barkley, Travis Etienne, Kyren Williams and more, and reveal the players we believe the fantasy community is getting completely wrong.

🏈 Five RB tiers
🔥 Biggest disagreements
📈 Must-draft values
📉 Overrated players
🎯 Draft strategy for every tier

It’s time to tier the quarterbacks for the 2026 fantasy football season.

We rank the position from Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Drake Maye and Joe Burrow at the top through the locked-in starters, solid QB2s, streaming options and deep-roster plays.

Where do Jalen Hurts, Caleb Williams, Justin Herbert and Jayden Daniels belong? Is Patrick Mahomes still an automatic fantasy QB1? And which quarterbacks created the biggest disagreements between Fab, Nacc and Rog?

Three rankings. Five tiers. Plenty of disagreements.

The tight end position has never been deeper.

Fab, Nacc and Rog rank every fantasy-relevant tight end into five tiers, debating Brock Bowers vs Trey McBride for TE1, whether Colston Loveland belongs with the elite, Travis Kelce's value, and the biggest sleepers and fades heading into the 2026 fantasy football season.

If you're preparing for your fantasy draft, this episode covers every tier—from league-winning studs to late-round streamers—to help you build your draft board with confidence.