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Fetch and Ferrell move late into Tuesday night with an hour long discussion of the draft boards posted in the KFFSC. The Commish drops in draft boards from his early FFPC play and discovers that without third round reversal spots 9-12 are rough going.
Uncovered on this episode Fetch fears injuries are to be expected from 49er backs due to offensive attack, Ferrell scoffs, moves Mostert further up his list. Agreement is made that Carson Wentz will return to prominent fantasy relevance in Indy but Fetch and the Commish channel disagreement on the future of a Indianapolis institution at WR.
Broncos receivers lead the conversation of underappreciated jewels of 2021 but our due debate one late round QB that Draftmaster players should covet at QB Three.
Speaking of Draftmasters the Six Hour Slow drafts await with a stellar line up. $39 could deliver a KFFSC Main Event team in 2022 and prove to be the best prep for your run to the 2021 Grand Prize. Join our first SLOW if the year and with strategy and deliberate speed build your winner!
Fetch and the Commish go late to discuss upcoming KFFSC events and players that should be drafted in them. Fetch announces that he is locked and loaded for a future classic while focusing much attention towards Tuesday nights "Snowed In Play In" Draftmaster.
Fetch reviews the draft of last Mondays Big Game Week Classic focusing on Quarterback valuation.
The Commish shines the light on three rookies you may not know while Fetch sticks to the chalk in his evaluation of talent likely to find an NFL home in the first round.
Fantasy action burns bright as Big Valentines Classic's field is complete for February 15th. Dont be a "wish I had", the Combine Classic awaits!
The KFFSC 2021 is off and running with a sold out Big Game Week Classic draft Monday Feb 8th at 9pm. Fetch and Ferrell direct you to the website so you may register for the early action in our our next classic.
Fetch and Ferrell discuss QB MOVEMENT and its effect on some of our favorite fantasy draft picks. Ferrell targets an AFC West WR to match Stephon Diggs 2020 production while leading teams to the winners circle.
Fetch calls for an NFC East QB to take the helm of his beloved Colts while Ferrell loves Waller and Kelce so much he can't remember Kittles name.
A review of important league happenings plus shout outs to many league players follow in the Big Game Week Thursday Night Podcast.
Fetch and Ferrell burn into midnight of Championship weekend with a preview of what fantasy players can expect from Sundays games.
The Commish makes several announcements;
Fetch brings us up to date on his girls and his role as math teacher to his youngest. Ferrell worries about the child's future when Fetch errs in reporting the Buffalo/Chiefs undisputable information. Fetch responded with a surprise pick to advance to the Super Bowl.
All this and more in the KFFSC Conference Championship Weekend podcast!
Fetch and Ferrell go late into night with a review of KFFSC's top Five 2020 teams. Each teams roster is open to commentary as Fetch defines the different roster elements that made the difference. The Commish gives asides and commentary about each owners history with the league giving special attention to FPI and legendary playing partners Petri and Larson.
Attention is turned to the NFL Wild Card weekend and the lineup you should (should have) entered to win the FFPC Playoff Challenge.
The Oracle of Madisonville, Sean Ligon, joins the Commish to break down tonights Cleveland Vs Baltimore tilt. The Commish mentions how far down the list of Championship hopefuls he has to go to find a team starting Lamar Jackson and Sean is not shocked. A tip of the cap from the Commish to new frontrunner Jeremy Brock but will his lead hold with Tony O'Conners looking to build on his already stellar score. The Duo get ahead of themselves and foresee big fantasy points for all Chargers heading into their Matchup with the Raiders this Thursday.
The Commish returns to the KFFSC Podcast featuring a week 14 One on One with 2019 Champ Chad Schroeder. The duo discusses "Cocktails and Dreams" stellar cast of WR's that have elevated the team to the first seed after 13 weeks.
The conversation turns nostalgic in its true ancient Greek derivative of home and pain as the Champ recounts his 2008 trip to the Bellagio and the its fate bending result.
With many chapters still to write, fantasy football's most successful player catches us up with his latest moves and discusses some of his future plans with the Commish.
The "Cash Money Brotha" and the Commish take to the airwaves this Monday afternoon to break down this potential NFC Championship preview. Mike Evans must overcome the toughest corner in the business in order to produce points for fantasy managers, can he overcome Ramsey Island? Sean enjoys the role reversal Ronald Jones and Leonard Fournette have experienced since joining the NFL after both players were pegged by scouts as one dimensional in the passing game. Will Rams Wide Receivers finally see paydirt or is the Running Back room still the safest start in Los Angeles? All this and more in this MNF preview...
The Commish and the "Cash Money Brotha" return to the airwaves for a whale of a game on Thursday Night Football as the Arizona Cardinals travel to Seattle to face off against the Seahawks. Sean sees value in KFFSC Cincinnati constant "Never Dead" Fred's nephew Carlos Hyde as he takes the lead in Seattle's backfield. The duo ponder whether Patrick Peterson will repeat his lockdown performance against D.K. Metcalf who was held to two catches for 23 yards in their week seven matchup. Fantasy football implications are abound in tonights Thursday Night Football preview.
The "Cash Money Brotha" Sean Ligon joins Robby Fetcher and The Commish to break down the Bears Vs. Vikings on Monday Night Football. The Commish never slows down as today's podcast takes place from on the road. The trio break down the talented Wide Receivers playing on either sideline and decide who among them is primed for a big game. Get the scoop in this weeks quick hitter MNF preview.
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