The Injury [Pro]ne Fantasy Football Podcast

Welcome back! Edwin breaks down what the recent ESPN article revealed about Saquon's recovery (spoiler: not much). He also discusses the difference between him and Joe Burrow.

https://www.espn.com/blog/new-york-giants/post/_/id/62458/new-york-giants-saquon-barkley-making-progress-but-wont-be-rushed-back

https://theathletic.com/2613491/2021/05/26/tracking-every-move-of-joe-burrows-ota-return-and-how-it-boosted-the-bengals/?source=user_shared_article

Bear with me as I figure these technical difficulties out.

A meandering but entertaining episode where Jake talks about his top 5 list of, well, everything. 

3rd time's the charm?

https://www.fantasypoints.com/nfl/articles/season/2021/injury-prone-is-a-lie-part-ii

Edwin sits down for a reverse interview with @JorgeMartin17 on Twitter (Jorge in real life).

Why are players being injury prone a myth?

What should you look for in injury recovery before drafting players?

Edwin offered medical analysis on several NFL players coming off serious injuries that fantasy football managers will be drafting this year. He also answered questions on durability, longevity and what to look for in training camp injuries.

Edwin also beamed with pride in wearing his Mexican roots on his sleeve professionally, and we closed it out with a little fun rankings chatter on Mexican food and drink staples. Salud!

@SalPal2 on Twitter (Sal) on Unique Ways to Break Into the FF Industry and Other Musings. 

FantasyPoints.com produce Wes Huber dives into these prospects:

Najee Harris, Travis Etienne, Trey Sermon, Javonte. Williams

Ja’Marr Chase, DeVonta Smith, Tylan Wallace, Amon-Ra St. Brown

Kyle Pitts, Patt Freiermuth, Hunter Long, Brevin Jordan

@MarktheDPT gives his thoughts on Dak, Saquon, Embiid, LeBron, and many others. Then he tells us how he got blocked by Colin Kaepernick.

But it's probably not what you think.

T.J. Hernandez from 4for4.com.

Injury Prone is a Lie - here's why

https://www.fantasypoints.com/nfl/articles/season/2021/injury-prone-is-a-lie-part-i