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Week 5 feels like the start of a second season in College Fantasy Football! With conference play taking center stage, the fantasy landscape continues to evolve. On the Week 5 College Fantasy Football Show, Joe highlights the players who continue to stand out, emerging trends that have caught his attention, and the situations he's keeping a close eye on moving forward. Speaking of second seasons, Joe also shifts his attention to the 4-in-1 Super Fantasy League, recognizing those who have excelled through the opening four weeks as the Eliminator and Head-to-Head formats kick off in Week 5!

On the Week 6 College Fantasy Football Show, Joe breaks down the players and matchups catching his attention as conference play continues to reshape the CFF landscape. He also gives some well-deserved recognition to the managers excelling in the 4-in-1 Super Fantasy League and teases the return of the old format next season, rebranding it “Nightmare Mode”. Plus, Joe introduces theCFFsite’s newest weekly feature, the Week 6 AI-ntelligence Report, built to provide another layer of insight for those difficult weekly lineup decisions.

Week 4 marks a pivotal point in the College Fantasy Football season. As teams begin moving into conference play, the schedule starts shifting away from the Power Conference vs. Non-Power Conference matchups that defined the opening weeks. On the Week 4 College Fantasy Football Show, Joe discusses what that transition means for CFF managers, what we’ve learned through three weeks, and why changing competition levels could reshape the fantasy landscape moving forward.

Two weeks into the season, the College Fantasy Football picture is starting to come into focus, but there’s still plenty we need to figure out. On the Week 3 College Fantasy Football Show, Joe breaks down some of the biggest lessons from the first two weeks, revisits the lingering questions that still need answers, and identifies the players and situations CFF managers should be watching closely. He also dives into the growing injury concerns around the country and which players we may need to start moving off of as we adjust our rosters for Week 3 and beyond. The early-season clues are adding up and now it’s time to separate what’s real from what we’re still trying to understand.

Week 1 gave us our first real look at what the 2026 College Fantasy Football season might have in store. On the Week 2 College Fantasy Football Show, Joe breaks down what jumped out from opening weekend, which preseason questions were finally answered, and which performances created even more uncertainty. From surprising player usage and emerging fantasy roles to situations that may not be as clear as we thought, Joe looks at what we learned in Week 1 and the new questions CFF managers need answered in Week 2.

The 2026 College Fantasy Football season is officially here! On theCFFsite’s Week 1 College Fantasy Football Show, we’re diving into everything that matters from a CFF perspective—player utilization, emerging usage trends, and the performances that could impact fantasy value moving forward. Week 1 gives us our first real data points of the season, and we’re breaking down what matters and what it could mean for your fantasy roster.

With preseason camps underway and college fantasy football draft season heating up, Joe and Mike reveal their biggest risers and fallers. They highlight the players gaining momentum and climbing draft boards, identify those whose fantasy value is slipping, and explain what the latest camp news means for your upcoming drafts.

With preseason camps underway across the country and college fantasy football draft season in full swing, Joe and Mike reveal 10 players they’re fading in 2026 drafts. They identify players whose current draft value may be too high and explain the risks, concerns, and potential warning signs fantasy managers should consider before going on the clock.

With preseason camps underway across the country and college fantasy football draft season in full swing, Joe and Mike reveal 10 sleepers to target in 2026 drafts. They highlight under-the-radar players with breakout potential and late-round values who could outperform their draft position and make a major fantasy impact this season.

The 2026 Preseason Preview Series concludes as Joe and Mike break down the wide receiver and tight end positions for college fantasy football. They reveal their favorite early-round targets, identify the best mid-round values, and highlight late-round sleepers with breakout potential. They also weigh the fantasy value of the WR1 versus WR2 at programs such as Texas, Alabama, Indiana, and Clemson before examining the key position battles to monitor throughout summer and preseason camp.