The Poor Man Fantasy Football League Podcast

We jump over to the NFC and start off with the divison that plays home to the reigning Super Bowl Champions and one of the strongest divisions in the league in the NFC West. This group of teams should present the most fantasy points out of any other division. There's plenty of options here.

We are breaking down the AFC East this week in a quick walkthrough of our thoughts, feelings, and completely uneducated & bias opinions. There are fantasy assets to befound here and two teams that should have winning records, but it comes with a lot questions. Let's see who we like to help us win that championship gold!

We continue our breakdown of the AFC with the West divison. Last year we saw a new face on top. This division is growing more competetive by the day. There are still some questions and concerns, but we're hopefull that we will get the answers we're looking for this season. Now let's go get some wings!

This week we tackle the AFC North divisional breakdown. This division didn't finish strong in the form of winning records, but it does have some top tier fantasy talent. We take a look who we like for fantasy and what conditions they face in making it into our lineups.

With summer upon us it's time to kick back and breakdown some NFL divisions with some totally nonsensical points of view and completely biased opinions. This is when we get to make some emotional decisions and back it up with illogical thought. Good times for all! Now let's talk about the AFC South.

This week we share our Top 5 QBs and TEs along with our Busts at those positions.

The off season is a great time to make some predictions on who we think we will be fantasy gold and who won't return on their fantasy expectations. We put together our Top 5 and 5 Busts for your enjoyment. We also look back at our 2025 selections. It was surprising to see how accurate we were on some and how wildly off on the rest, lol. Good times.

We have completed our 2026 rookie draft and Andrew and Mike sit down to review the first two rounds and then look at each managers selections. This draft class was not highly touted, which created massive variation in perceived value. Comparing our draft selections to other leagues we're in, even ones with some of the same managers, selections varied at similar spots quite dramatically. Even though there wasn't a lot of excitement going into the draft, there appears to be a lot of excitement for what this draft will look like a year from now.

Every year before the rookie draft we get together with some of the other league managers and "re-draft" the previous year's rookies. It's more of the top 20 ranking of each of us perceive those rookies. It's fun to see where player's place and how our opinions have changed with hingsight 20-20. The exercise also helps us remove some of the emotional attachment we may have for how we drafted last year to give us clearer heads this year.

The NFL draft is over we are wrapping our situation review with the NFC running backs, which is fitting because the top two RB's taken in the draft landed in the NFC.