There are two types of Fantasy Owners. Sharks and Chum?
Which are you?
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There are two types of Fantasy Owners. Sharks and Chum?
Which are you?
Copyright: © Copyright Gary Davenport (C/O Blogtalkradio)
The calendar has turned to July, and then can mean only one thing -- fantasy football draft season is right around the corner! With that in mind, it's time for the gang at the Fantasy Football Feeding Frenzy to being looking at this year's player pool in earnest. And where better to begin than at quarterback, the NFL's most important position? Of course, the NFL's most important position and fantasy football's most important position are two entirely different things. And that's one of the things the gang will be discussing Thursday night -- draft-day startegy under center. Are Cam Newton of the Carolina Panthers, Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers and Andrew Luck of the Indianapolis Colts (the top three options on most boards) worth their early-round price tag? Or is waiting a bit longer for the likes of Carson Palmer of the Arizona Cardinals the wiser course of action? And what of Tom Brady -- the Golden Boy -- and his looming four-game suspension. Does it make him a fantasy pariah or a potential value pick in drafts? Speaking of value, are there quarterbacks currently being selected outside the top 12, such as Philip Rivers of the San Diego Chargers and Matthew Stafford of the Detroit Lions, who could emerge as weekly starters for fantasy owners in 2016? The sleepers. The busts. The reaches and steals. Fantasy Sharks Staff Writers Gary Davenport, Todd Latzke and Walton Spurlin have all the information you need to dominate your fantasy draft. Join the guys on Thursday, July 7 at 7:00 PM Eastern for an hour that's all about the quarterback position. Come on in -- the water's FINE! Call-In Number: (347) 826-9620
It's been a few weeks since the gang at the Fantasy Football Feeding Frenzy gathered to do a show. Stuff happens, so they say. There were personal matters that needed attending to and all that. And besides -- it's not like early June is really an "impact" month where fantasy football is concerned. But those are coming -- soon. Mandatory OTAs have fired up across the NFL. News feeds are heating up. There's even been the requisite way-too-early soul-crushing injury that leaves dynasty fantasy owners screaming at the television. In other words, it's almost time. Fantasy Draft Season is almost here. As June moves into July more and more fantasy owners will begin preparing for 2016 in earnest. Fantasy magazines will hit newsstands. Cheatsheets will be compiled. Sleepers will be awakened to the point where they cease to sleepers. Busts will be busted on until they actually become sleepers. In a word, things are about to get crazy. And that means it's time to get back after it. Because if there's one thing the Fantasy Football Feeding Frenzy gang knows -- it's crazy. And so they have gathered. Fantasy Sharks Staff Writers Gary Davenport, Todd Latzke and Walton Spurlin -- a triple-threat tag team of fake football tyrannosaurs. Or the Three Stooges of fantasy football. Whatever. They've gathered to offer up some information on the upcoming Fantasy Football Feeding Frenzy Listener League. To discuss the latest injury news and player updates across the NFL. To preview the meat of their season -- the strategy, sleeper and ratings shows that will occupy the rest of the summer. In other words, they've gathered to get back to work. So join the gang on Thursday, June 23 at 7 PM Eastern for some fantasy football talk. Come on in -- the water's FINE. Call-In Number (347) 826-9620
We're in the midst of something of a fantasy football "dead zone." The NFL draft has come and gone, but even in dynasty formats the majority of leagues won't be holding their drafts for a few weeks. However, if you think that's going to stop the gang at the Fantasy Football Feeding Frenzy from getting together to talk shop, then you just don't know Fantasy Sharks Staff Writers Gary Davenport, Todd Latzke and Walton Spurlin well at all. The latest news from around the NFL, whether it's rookies fitting into their new homes or veterans ramping up for another season. Early retuirns from mock and rookie drafts, for those diehard fantasy fanatics who are always searching for an edge. Way-too-early predictions for the upcoming season. This. That. The other. Join Wally, Todd and Gary on Thursday, May 11 at 7:00 PM ET as they talk some fantasy football -- even if they aren't entirely sure what it is they'll be talking about. Come on in -- the water's FINE! Call-In Number: (347) 826-9620
The 2016 NFL draft is in the books. From the Los Angeles Rams and Jared Goff at No. 1 to the Tennessee Titans and Kalan Reed at No. 253, over 250 young men now know where their NFL careers will begin. Hundreds more have signed with teams in the days since as undrafted free agents. And now that we know where top rookies like quarterback Carson Wentz (Philadelphia Eagles, No. 2), running back Ezekiel Elliott (Dallas Cowboys, No. 4) and wide receiver Corey Coleman (Cleveland Browns, No. 15) landed, it's time to start talking in detail about how this year's class affects the fantasy football landscape. Will any of the first-year quarterbacks make a fantasy dent in 2016? Besides Elliott, which tailbacks could be set for an immediate impact? And just how big a splash will "Zeke" make in Big D? In a crowded wide receiver class with no clear-cut No. 1 prospect, which young pass-catchers should fantasy owners target? Of course, the draft impacts much more than just the incoming players, as these rookies will also impact any number of veterans across the National Football League. Which players saw their fantasy fortunes improve, and who was left out in the cold? To answer those questions and many more, Fantasy Sharks Senior Staff Writer Gary Davenport welcomes a pair of special guests in this week. Fantasy Sharks staff writers Trey Daubert and MJ Brown (host of the Daily Bite here on Fantasy Sharks Radio) will join the Fantasy Football Feeding Frenzy on Thursday, May 5, 2016 from 7-8 PM for an NFL Draft Breakdown Cinco de Mayo style. For a fiesta of fantasy football forecasting, be sure to tune in! Come on in, the Water's FINE! Call-In Number: (347) 826-9627
We're one short week from the 2016 NFL draft, and things are really ramping up. Scuttlebutt. Speculation. And trades involving both the No. 1 and No. 2 overall picks on April 28. With that in mind, Fantasy Sharks Staff Writers Gary Davenport, Todd Latzke and Walton Spurlin welcome in a special guest. Fellow Sharks staffer (and NFL Draft expert) Dan Collins joins the gang to discuss both the latest draft-day scuttlebutt and its fantasy impact. Because in this second installment of our NFL Draft Preview, the gang is focusing on the fake football impact of the very real draft. Whether it's dynasty leagues or redraft formats, the offensive positions (quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end) or the IDPs, this edition of the Fantasy Football Feeding Frenzy is all about forecasting the fantasy impact of the action in Chicago. Is Ezekiel Elliott a no-brainer No. 1 pick in rookie drafts. In a muddy crop at wideout, who's the top dog? Will Jared Goff or Carson Wentz make a fantasy dent under center in 2016? Is there a tight end worth knowing about this year? And what about defensive linemen like Joey Bosa and DeForest Buckner? Linebackers like Reggie Ragland and Myles Jack? Who are the rookie IDPs fantasy owners need to know about this summer? The guys will also look at the latest news around the league, from the trade that sent the second pick from Cleveland to Philly (and Gary into an apoplectic rage) to the stunning departure of Josh Norman from the Carolina Panthers. For the answers to these questions and more, tune in Thursday, April 21 at 7:00 Eastern for Part 2 of a two-part draft previewpalooza of prescient prognostication! Jumbo-sized even!!! Come on in -- the water's FINE! Call-In Number: (347) 826-9620
In a fortnight (that's two weeks for those of you born in this century) the NFL draft kicks off in Chicago, and as the big day nears the rumors and speculation regarding this year's rookie class has kicked into overdrive. With that in mind, Fantasy Sharks Staff Writers Gary Davenport, Todd Latzke and Walton Spurlin welcome in a special guest. Fellow Sharks staffer (and NFL Draft expert) Dan Collins joins the gang to discuss both the latest draft-day scuttlebutt and his latest mock draft at the site. Who will the Tennessee Titans select at No. 1 overall (assuming they make the pick)? Will the hapless Cleveland Browns add the latest victim in their never-ending search for a quarterback? How highly will top RB prospect Ezekiel Elliott of Ohio State be selected? Who will be the first wide receiver taken, and when? Who will be the biggest steals of the 2016 NFL draft? The biggest reaches? The Day 3 steals? Will I ever stop framing sentences as questions? And can Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon REALLY be dumb enough to both fail another drug test AND live with Johnny Manziel? For the answers to these questions and more, tune in Thursday, April 14 at 7:00 Eastern for Part 1 of a two-part draft previewpalooza of prescient prognostication! Come on in -- the water's FINE! Call-In Number: (347) 826-9620
March is giving way to April, many Pro Days are in the rearview mirror, and draft season has hit the home stretch. That means that it's time to continue our annual talks with young players preparing to make the leap from college to (hopefully) the NFL. This week Fantasy Sharks Staff Writers Gary Davenport and Walton Spurlin welcome in Central Arkansas defensive end Jonathan Woodard, The 6'5", 271-pounder was the 2014 Southland Conference Defensive Player of the Year, and a player who Chad Reuter of NFL.com singled out as a late-round prospect to watch in 2016. The guys will also take a look back at the news of the past week across the NFL where both free agency and the draft are concerned, including the latest Pro Day scuttlebutt and the latest free agency news from across the league. Throw in some fantasy football talk (this is a fantasy football show, after all) and it's sure to be an action-packed hour. Come on in -- the water's FINE! Call-In Number (347) 826-9620
The 2016 NFL Scouting Combine and many Pro Days are in the rearview mirror, and draft season has kicked into high gear. And that means that it's time to continue our annual talks with young players preparing to make the leap from college to (hopefully) the NFL. This week Fantasy Sharks Staff Writers Gary Davenport and Walton Spurlin welcome in Central Arkansas defensive back Dillion Winfrey, who is coming off a great Pro Day showing. The 5'8", 174-pounder played much bigger than his listed size for the Bears in 2015, piling up over 90 tackles with a pair of interceptions and a sack. The guys will also take a look back at the news of the past week across the NFL where both free agency and the draft are concerned, including the latest Pro Day scuttlebutt and the latest free agency news on the likes of Robert Griffin. Throw in some fantasy football talk (this is a fantasy football show, after all) and it's sure to be an action-packed hour. Come on in -- the water's FINE! Call-In Number (347)826-9620
We're just over a week into free agency in the National Football League, and what a wild week it's been. The New York Giants spent like they can't take it with them, making defensive end Olivier Vernon the NFL's richest defensive end. The Denver Broncos now face the very real possibility of starting the 2016 season with Mark Sanchez (yes, that Mark Sanchez) at quarterback after Brock Osweiler's stunning defection to the Houston Texans. Trades have shipped both running back DeMarco Murray and defensive end Chandler Jones to new teams. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. As the dust begins to settle after the first big wave of player movement, Fantasy Sharks Staff Writers Gary Davenport and Walton Spurlin are here to break down the fallout from it all. Who got a steal. Who got ripped off? And what does it all mean for the upcoming fantasy football season? So join Gary and Wally on Thursday, March 17 at 7:00 PM ET for some fantasy football talk, St. Patty's Day style! Come on in -- the water's FINE!! Call-In Number: (347) 826-9620
The 2016 NFL Scouting Combine is in the rearview mirror, and draft season has kicked into high gear. And that means that it's time to start out annual talks with young players preparing to make the leap from college to (hopefully) the NFL. This week Fantasy Sharks Staff Writer Walton Spurlin welcomes in Missouri running back Russell Hansbrough, who gained nearly 1,100 yards on theground with 10 touchdowns for the Tigers in 2014 before injuries derailed his 2015 campaign. Walton will also be joined by wide receiver Andre McCullouch of Rocky Mountain College. McCullouch finished his college career with over 4,200 receiving yards and 43 touchdowns. Wally will also take a look back at the happenings over the first two days of free agency. Who broke the bank? Who got a steal? And what the hell are the Cleveland Browns doing? Come on in -- the water's FINE! Call-In Number (347)826-9620