Host Ian Hartitz is joined by fellow PFF and Establish the Run fantasy analyst Dwain McFarland to break down all 14 games of the Week 8 slate. ATL @ CAR: Matt Ryan a QB1 with Julio Jones (1:27). PIT @ BAL: Hollywood Brown will get fed (4:35).NYJ @ KC: Don’t start any Jets players if possible (7:48). TEN @ CIN: Bengals offense should explode (13:41). LA @ MIA: Move on from Cam Akers (18:48). IND @ DET: Lions passing game not living up to potential (22:56). NE @ BUF: Cam Newton or bust for the Patriots (26:47). LV @ CLV: Rashard Higgins fills OBJ’s role (31:36). MIN @ GB: Jefferson and Thielen should be started (36:27). NO @ CHI: David Montgomery not getting chunk yards (40:07). SF @ SEA: Hard to trust Jimmy G (44:37). LAC @ DEN: Broncos offense out of sync (52:29). DAL @ PHI: Cooper/Elliott only fantasy worthy Cowboys (56:48). TB @ NYG: Sterling Shepard bouncing back (1:03:16).

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the Rams' 24-10 victory over the Bears and also gives his thoughts on some of the week's top waiver wire options. Nick Foles couldn't quite hook up with Darnell Mooney or Javon Wims on potential bombs, and A-Rob only had four targets. "Luckily" David Montgomery continued to show a slightly enhanced fantasy floor with 19 touches for 69-scoreless yards. Jared Goff and company didn't have the toughest evening at the office, but credit regardless to Josh Reynolds and Gerald Everett for finding the end zone. Darrell Henderson continues to work as the offense's lead back, although Malcolm Brown isn't going anywhere. Ian finishes things up with thoughts on waiver wire options including: Chase Edmonds, Rashard Higgins, Nelson Agholor, Richard Rodgers, and more.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down all 12 games from Sunday with a focus on providing actionable fantasy football takeaways. Ian starts things off with injury notes on Kenyan Drake, Odell Beckham, Dionate Johnson, Jeff Wilson and more before getting to the matchups. Both Baker Mayfield and Joe Burrow put up massive numbers, but Kareem Hunt's huge snap share was a low-key major takeaway. Ian tips his hat to A.J. Brown putting forward another beastly performance before noting that both D.J. Moore and Robby Anderson have earned every-week WR2 (at-worst) treatment moving forward. Discussion continues with a look at Antonio Gibson's big day, just how absurd Davante Adams' workload has been, as well Tom Brady's very-much-alive arm. Ian finishes things off with thoughts on the Cardinals' thrilling Sunday night victory over the Seahawks.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the Eagles' Thursday night comeback victory over the Giants. Carson Wentz continues to supply fantasy-friendly goodness thanks to his newfound rushing upside. Boston Scott will remain a RB2 as long as Miles Sanders is sidelined, and we should tentatively expect Travis Fulgham to continue seeing plenty of action even once Alshon Jeffery returns. Daniel Jones is also looking like a dual-threat talent these days, although the Giants' banged-up backfield is now further injured with Devonta Freeman (ankle) hurt. Kudos are given to Sterling Shepard before Ian wonders why Evan Engram doesn't have a more downfield-oriented role. Injury thoughts include notes on: DeAndre Hopkins, Joe Mixon, Noah Fant, Michael Thomas, A.J. Brown and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by former all-pro and Super Bowl winning cornerback Aqib Talib to answer Week 7’s top wide receiver/cornerback matchup questions. Are the Rams’ CBs the real deal? (1:52). Can the 49ers’ passing attack beat the Pats’ secondary? (5:09). Will Carlton Davis and Jamel Dean lock up the Raiders? (8:25). Why don’t outside corners travel to the slot? (11:18). Can Arizona keep up with the Seahawks’ WRs? (13:38). Will Michael Thomas have his way in Carolina? (16:27). Will Jaire Alexander cement himself as a top-5 CB? (18:20). Can the Broncos hang with the Chiefs? (21:03).

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF regular Andrew Erickson to break down every game from the Week 7 slate. The guys are in on Boston Scott as a fantasy RB2 over the next two weeks, but things are a bit less optimistic for anyone involved in the Giants offense at the moment. Expect both Josh Allen and Kareem Hunt to bounce back this week, while Breshad Perriman could be a sneaky DFS punt-play option. The Washington Football Team is set up well against the Cowboys defense because, like, who isn't. Further discussion includes thoughts on: CEH and Le'Veon Bell situation, if Jaguars-Chargers can be a sneaky shootout, what to make of Jimmy G's reluctance to throw downfield, and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the Chiefs' victory over the Bills as well as the Cardinals' demolition over the Cowboys before getting in some waiver wire recommendations. Patrick Mahomes was excellent whenever asked to do pretty much anything, but Clyde Edwards-Helaire stole the show. RIP Mecole Hardman szn, but it shouldn't be too much longer that we see Tyreek Hill go without a massive performance. Better days should be ahead for Josh Allen and company in a prime Week 7 bounce-back spot against the Jets. Andy Dalton and company couldn't get anything going, and Zeke's mess-ups were particularly tough to watch. Kyler Murray and (!!!) Kenyan Drake put together big performances on the ground, although the Cardinals' passing game continued to struggle outside of DeAndre Hopkins and Christian Kirk's lone respective chunk plays. Ian closes things out with thoughts on waiver wire targets like Boston Scott, D'Andre Swift, Jerick McKinnon, Tim Patrick, Darren Fells and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down all 12 games from Sunday! Ian starts things off by breaking down the impact of injuries to the likes of Raheem Mostert, Miles Sanders and Joe Mixon among others. The podcast continues with game previews consisting of advanced PFF metrics, snap rates and Ian's personal obversations after grinding out every game from Sunday. Key discussion points include thoughts on Ryan Tannehill being a legit top-10 QB, Justin Jefferson balling the hell out, what's going on with the Ravens offense compared to last season, whether or not we should expect more from Matthew Stafford moving forward, and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF software engineer and senior analyst Nathan Jahnke to break down the top storylines entering Week 6 as well as some buy or sell for specific position groups utilizing PFF’s strength of schedule tool (0:20). How will the Cowboys’ offense look with Andy Dalton (1:33). Expectations for Alexander Mattison with Cook injured (3:45). Temper expectations for Joe Mixon (5:45). Odell Beckham Jr. can be trusted in fantasy (7:18). Stafford throwing deep with Golladay back (9:18). David Montgomery needs to perform vs Panthers (12:14). What to make of the Rams backfield (13:47). Terry McLaurin can still produce with Smith/Allen at QB (15:33). Will the Packers keep rolling against the Buccaneers (17:54). Tom Brady can bounce back vs Packers (20:00). Buy or Sell: QBs (22:05). Buy or Sell: RBs (25:44). Buy or Sell: WRs (30:35).

Host Ian Hartitz and PFF/Establish The Run analyst Dwain McFarland break down every game in Week 6 with a focus on actionable fantasy football advise. The guys start things off marveling over Will Fuller before wondering if Terry McLaurin and Darius Slayton can overcome their respective atrocities under center. Ian explains why it's Jamison Crowder's world, we're all just living in it. Dwain sees value for both Robby Anderson and D.J. Moore moving forward. Discussion continues with a look at David Montgomery, James Robinson and Joe Mixon before Ian and Dwain debate what exactly to make of Chase Claypool moving forward. The pod finishes up with a look at the Monday night doubleheader featuring Cowboys-Cardinals and Broncos-Patriots.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the Saints' 30-27 win over Chargers before giving his thoughts on the week's waiver wire targets. Justin Jackson emerged as the RB1 on the night, and Ian expects him to have the best chance of consistently providing fantasy value in this backfield. It's Mike Williams' world; we're all just living in it, and hopefully Keenan Allen (back) is okay. Ian wraps up the recap with thoughts on Taysom Hill's hilarious usage before providing waiver wire thoughts on: Matthew Stafford, Andy Dalton, Alexander Mattison, Chase Claypool and more.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down all 11 games from Sunday with a focus on the impact of injuries, new workload trends and top performers. The Panthers continued to get going through the air and Ian has an idea as to why the offense is inexplicably humming better without Christian McCaffrey. Credit is given to Derek Carr and the Raiders on their big win, while Ian also lauds the performance of Chase Claypool *and* Eagles WR Travis Fulgham. We might need to temper Lamar Jackson overall QB1 expectations while his rushing usage remains so low, but things look great for Deshaun Watson and company in the future. Ian finishes things off with looks at Cowboys-Giants and the Seahawks' thrilling Sunday night win over the Vikings.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the Bears' thrilling (okay, maybe not) Thursday night win over the Buccanneers. TB12 provided a number of meme-worthy moments, but fantasy football managers shouldn't worry too much about the future of the offense. Both Ronald Jones and David Montgomery are looking more and more like three-down backs, while Allen Robinson and Mike Evans remain locked in as alpha No. 1 WRs. Ian wraps up the podcast with a look at injuries around the league including: Julio Jones, Zack Moss, Kareem Hunt, Joe Mixon, Le'Veon Bell, A.J. Brown, Cam Akers and more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by The Action Network's director of predictive analytics and three-time No. 1 ranked FantasyPros NFL expert Sean Koerner. The guys break down some of the most relevant injury and workload influenced situations around the league including: the Chargers offense without Austin Ekeler, the Bears offense with Tarik Cohen sidelined, whether or not anyone can emerge in Indianapolis besides Jonathan Taylor, what to expect from the Cardinals backfield moving forward, and much more. Ian and Sean finish things off with their favorite DFS picks of the week including: Teddy Bridgewater, David Johnson, Eric Ebron, Marquise Brown and more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by fellow PFF analyst Andrew Erickson to break down all 15 games from the Week 5 slate. Ian starts things off by going over the laundry list of injuries impacting the Buccaneers offense, while Andrew points out the future direction of both the Ravens and Falcons backfields. Ian shines some light on Devin Singletary's fantastic start to the season before imploring fantasy football managers to trust Josh Jacobs despite this week's projected negative game script. The guys agree that Cooper Kupp and Robert Woods don't possess the same sort of ceiling inside of the Rams' new-look run-first offense. Ian loses his composure when discussing D'Ernest Johnson as a waiver wire target. Andrew and Ian finish things off with discussion on various player including Michael Gallup, Damien Harris, Jonathan Taylor, Greg Olsen, Latavius Murray and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the Chiefs' win over the Patriots as well as the Packers' beatdown over the Falcons before providing some updates on injuries and key waiver wire notes. Patrick Mahomes' underwhelming performance didn't stop Tyreek Hill from having a solid game, although the same can't be said for the influence that Brian Hoyer and Jarrett Stidham had on their pass-catchers. Aaron Rodgers' pissed-off victory tour continued in a big way, but unfortunately Matt Ryan and company couldn't even keep things close. Injury updates cover the likes of Nick Chubb, Austin Ekeler, Mike Evans and Christian McCaffrey. Waiver wire thoughts on: D'Ernest Johnson, Justin Jackson, Tim Patrick, Mo Alie-Cox and more.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down all 12 games from Sunday with a focus on providing actionable fantasy-football takeaways from what took place. The Cowboys-Browns' matchup sure produced a lot of offensive firepower, but could it be time to consider selling high on OBJ? What happened to Darrell Henderszn? Ian breaks down what went wrong with Kenyan Drake and the Cardinals, what went right with the Vikings' suddenly-leathal offense, and how we should approach the Colts and Bears backfields moving forward. Includes additional thoughts on what to make of the Austin Ekeler and Nick Chubb injuries.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the Broncos' surprisingly-entertaining win over the Jets. Melvin Gordon dominated snaps and his game-clinching TD sent fantasy managers home happy. Both QBs had their share of mishaps, although at least they managed to enable Tim Patrick and Jamison Crowder to solid performances. Ian finishes the show with injury updates around the league on players including: Allen Lazard, Kareem Hunt, Odell Beckham, Calvin Ridley, Chris Godwin, Miles Sanders and more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by Action Network and FantasyLabs senior analyst Chris Raybon. The guys start things off with a round of start/sit questions which features some Josh Allen love, optimism for Deshaun Watson moving forward, and questions surrounding whether or not Jared Goff still has big-time boom ability. Things continue with a look at waiver-wire phenoms Mike Davis and Darrell Henderson before Chris points out the potential for DeVante Parker to have a boom week. Ian's all in on OBJ against the Cowboys' swiss-cheese secondary, and Chris talks up Noah Fant ahead of Thursday night's likely classic. The podcast concludes with top DFS picks featuring thoughts on Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Russell Wilson, T.J. Hockenson, and more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF and Establish The Run analyst Dwain McFarland to break down all 16 Week 4 contests. Baker Mayfield and the Browns haven't been throwing the ball much in recent weeks, but the Cowboys might just present the sort of porous defense and high-octane offense to enable OBJ and Jarvis Landry to big games. T.J. Hockenson szn? Dwain sure thinks so, and he's got #numbers to back it up. Both Ian and Dwain agree that Justin Jefferson should be locked in as the priority Week 4 waiver climb, but Tee Higgins shouldn't be too far behind. The guys give James Robinson some love without freaking out too much, and ultimately finish things off with a look at Eagles-49ers and Falcons-Packers.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the Chiefs' 34-20 win over the Ravens. Lamar Jackson's evening didn't go quite as planned, although drops and a few missed opportunities to Marquise Brown played a large role. Patrick Mahomes was the star of the evening, but one of his receiver's production might not be all that sustainable. Ian finishes things off with potential waiver wire additions such as: Justin Jefferson, Rex Burkhead, Tee Higgins, Allen Lazard, Brandon Aiyuk and more.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down all 14 games from Sunday with a focus on providing actionable fantasy football takeaways on snaps, matchups, injuries and more.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the key fantasy takeaways from the Dolphins' Thursday night win over the Jaguars. Includes thoughts on Gardner Minshew's rough performance after the week-long hype and what that means for his fantasy future, and James Robinson's stellar game. Ian then moves on to talk about this weekend's slate of games, and who you should be starting come Sunday.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by Lead NFL Writer for FantasyPros Mike Tagliere PFF’s to answer some start/sit questions, as well as state their favorite DFS picks for Week 2(0:20). Start ‘em or Sit ‘em: QBs (1:20). Start ‘em or Sit ‘em: RBs (6:15). Start ‘em or Sit ‘em: WRs (12:25). Start ‘em or Sit ‘em: TEs (29:57). Top DFS plays: QBs (35:05). Top DFS plays: RBs (37:36). Top DFS plays: WRs (40:54). Top DFS plays: TEs (43:14).

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF’s own Andrew Erickson to breakdown all 16 Week 3 matchups with actionable fantasy takeaways (0:20). MIA @ JAX: DeVante Parker coming out party (1:33). HOU @ PIT: David Johnson show in Houston (3:54). TEN @ MIN: Cook and Theilen should bounce back (7:33). CHI @ ATL: Buy low on Julio Jones (10:00). SF @ NYG: Jerick McKinnon player to have on the 49ers (13:18). LV @ NE: Patriots RBs should dominate (18:00). CIN @ PHI: Don’t worry about Joe Mixon (21:21). WAS @ CLV: Treat Antonio Gibson as an RB2 (24:39). LA @ BUF: Temper expectations for Stefon Diggs (28:32). NYJ @ IND: T.Y. Hilton can succeed from the slot (32:35). CAR @ LAC: Mike Davis is number 1 waiver wire target (35:53). DAL @ SEA: Start and forget Metcalf and Lockett (41:23). DET @ ARZ: Christian Kirk can thrive against Lions (45:13). TB @ DEN: Noah Fant will be fed in Week 3 (49:30). GB @ NO: Rodgers continues his revenge tour (53:56). KC @ BAL: Marquise Brown can show off his speed (57:50).

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the key fantasy takeaways from the Raiders' Monday night win over the Saints. Includes thoughts on Drew Brees' lack of deep balls, Josh Jacobs' usage, Darren Waller's big night, and Alvin Kamara's 2-TD performance. Ian then gives his thoughts on key potential waiver wire additions including: Mike Davis, Jerick McKinnon, Dion Lewis and more.

PFF's Ian Hartitz recaps a wild, yet unfortunate Sunday slate that featured a host of injuries, including Carolina's Christian McCaffrey, Green Bay's Davante Adams, and San Francisco's Raheem Mostert. Also on this episode, Ian reviews every game including a shootout in Dallas and perhaps the best game of the young NFL season so far between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks.

Ian Hartitz recaps Browns-Bengals and goes over some key injuries to monitor entering the weekend. Featuring analysis on both offenses' productive, yet split, backfields, OBJ's big night, as well as how to treat Joe Burrow and Baker Mayfield as fantasy assets moving forward. Ian closes the show with some updates and fantasy thoughts on injured players including: Courtland Sutton, Brandin Cooks, Henry Ruggs, DeVante Parker, Michael Thomas, Jamison Crowder, James Conner, George Kittle, Chris Godwin, A.J. Brown and more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by Sharp Football Analysis fantasy football analyst Rich Hribar to answer some start/sit questions, as well as state their favorite DFS picks for Week 2(1:00). Start ‘em or Sit ‘em: RBs (2:04). Start ‘em or Sit ‘em: WRs (6:48). Start ‘em or Sit ‘em: TEs (22:50). Start ‘em or Sit ‘ em: QBs (28:08). Quick Hitters: sit ‘em (30:15). Top DFS plays: QBs (33:42). Top DFS plays: RBs (36:40). Top DFS plays: WRs (39:00). Top DFS plays: TEs (42:12).

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by fellow PFF analyst Dwain McFarland to breaks down all 16 games from Week 2 (0:45). CIN @ CLV: Don’t give up on Joe Burrow just yet (1:31). JAX @ TEN: James Robinson is RB1 in Jacksonville (5:14). NYG @ CHI: Buy low on David Montgomery (9:41). ATL @ DAL: Start CeeDee Lamb every week (14:24). DEN @ PIT: Caution expectations for Melvin Gordon (17:44). MIN @ IND: Parris Campbell has tremendous upside (21:32). CAR @ TB: Be wary of Christian McCaffrey in DFS (26:53). BUF @ MIA: Preston Williams will be force-fed (31:53). SF @ NYJ: Don’t sell Chris Herndon just yet (36:09). DET @ GB: Fade Stafford without Golladay (45:53). WAS @ ARZ: Don’t worry about Kenyan Drake (50:23). BAL @ HOU: Jordan Akins is the clear TE1 in Houston (54:29). KC @ LAC: Tyreek Hill can explode in Week 2 (58:55).

Ian Hartitz recaps the Steelers' victory over the Giants as well as the Titans' "thriller" over the Broncos. Benny Snell can comfortably be treated as a RB2 if James Conner misses a bunch of time, and don't discount Diontae Johnson as a weekly fantasy asset moving forward. Jonnu Smith, Corey Davis and A.J. Brown all surprisingly saw targets in one of Ryan Tannehill's more pass-happy games. Pay attention to Jerry Jeudy moving forward, particularly his dope route running. Waiver wire segment includes thoughts on: Gardner Minshew, Parris Campbell, Jalen Reagor, Jordan Akins, Malcolm Brown, Nyheim Hines, Joshua Kelley and more.

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down all of the latest NFL news and gives you the analysis and unique insights you need to dominate your season-long fantasy football leagues and DFS contests (0:10). BAL vs CLV: No regression for Lamar in Week 1 (1:25). CHI vs DET: Arrows pointing up for David Montgomery (6:06). WAS vs PHI: Don’t worry about Antonio Gibson’s debut (9:05). SEA vs ATL: Russell Gage waiver wire target (12:33). BUF vs NYJ: Josh Allen finally threw for 300 yards (17:08). GB vs MIN: Davante Adams is WR1 every week (21:11). LV vs CAR: Josh Jacobs proving to be a workhorse (24:12). NE vs MIA: Cam Newton is BACK (27:18). JAX vs IND: Jonathan Taylor show in Indy (30:15). LAC vs CIN: Austin Ekeler is an every-week RB1 (33:35). TB vs NO: Ronald Jones was the lead week to start the season (37:26). ARZ vs SF: Kyler Murray’s rushing creates high fantasy floor (42:00). LA vs DAL: Robert Woods is the Rams WR1 (44:38).

Ian Hartitz recaps Chiefs-Texans and goes over some key injuries to monitor entering the weekend. Featuring snap counts and takeaways from both backfields, whether or not to drop Mecole Hardman, and what to expect from these offenses in the near future. Injury discussion includes thoughts on Mike Evans, Miles Sanders, Courtland Sutton, Kenny Golladay and David Montgomery.

Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF data analyst Kevin Cole to talk about fantasy decision making (0:40). Start ‘em or Sit ‘em: QBs (1:40). Start ‘em or Sit ‘em: RBs (7:19). Start ‘em Sit ‘em: WRs (11:27). Start ‘em or Sit ‘em: TEs (16:18). Top DFS plays: QBs (21:38). Top DFS plays: RBs (25:52). Top DFS plays: WRs (29:08). Top DFS plays: TEs (32:55).

Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF’s own Andrew Erickson to give game-by-game previews for Week 1 of the NFL (0:20). HOU vs KC: Don’t sleep on the Texans passing attack (02:08). GB vs MIN: Be confident in Adam Theilen out the gate (04:43). CHI vs DET: The Bears WRs will produce early (07:55). IND vs JAX: Parris Campbell will demand attention (10:52). MIA vs NE: Patriots will rely on the run game (14:09). PHI vs WFT: Fade Eagles offense Week 1 (17:22). CLV vs BLT: Both teams will pound the rock (21:11). NYJ vs BUF: Draft and start Chris Herndon in every league (24:56). LV vs CAR: Robby Anderson will have life in Carolina (28:18). SEA vs ATL: Hyde may eat into Carson’s snaps (30:53). LAC vs CIN: Start Tyrod Taylor over Joe Burrow (34:27). TB vs NO: Battle of the 40-year old QBs (37:31). ARZ vs SF: Start Kenyan Drake with confidence (40:53). DAL vs LA: Ceedee Lamb can have success from the slot (45:00). PIT vs NYG: Don’t fade Big Ben on the road (48:51). TEN vs DEN: Courtland Sutton will shine downfield (52:48).

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Seattle Seahawks as the 2020 NFL season quickly approaches. He discusses the Seahawks roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Russell Wilson, Chris Carson, Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf, Phillip Dorsett, and Greg Olsen.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Los Angeles Rams as the 2020 NFL season quickly approaches. He discusses the Rams roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Jared Goff, Cam Akers, Darrell Henderson, Cooper Kupp, Robert Woods, Van Jefferson, and Tyler Higbee.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Arizona Cardinals as the 2020 NFL season quickly approaches. He discusses the Cardinals roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Kyler Murray, Kenyan Drake, DeAndre Hopkins, Christian Kirk, Larry Fitzgerald, and Maxx Williams.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the San Francisco 49ers as the 2020 NFL season quickly approaches. He discusses the 49ers roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Jimmy Garoppolo, Raheem Mostert, Brandon Aiyuk, Kendrick Bourne, and George Kittle.

Ian Hartitz is joined by the Fantasy Points Medical Analyst Edwin Porras to talk about recent injuries from NFL training camps (0:49). Is Carson Wentz actually injury-prone? (1:39). Can Cam Newton stay healthy in 2020? (5:15). Be wary of James Conner’s injury history (9:00). Are there lingering concerns with David Johnson? (13:55). What to expect of Jalen Reagor’s shoulder injury (20:06). How concerning is Jarvis Landry’s hip injury? (23:07). T.J. Hockenson’s 2019 ankle injury may linger (27:20). Can a year off actually help Rob Gronkowski in 2020? (30:07). Quick Hitters: Should you worry about the health of these players? (34:47).

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Las Vegas Raiders as the 2020 NFL season quickly approaches. He discusses the Raiders roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Derek Carr, Marcus Mariota, Josh Jacobs, Tyrell Williams, Henry Ruggs III, Hunter Renfrow, and Darren Waller.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Denver Broncos as the 2020 NFL season quickly approaches. He discusses the Broncos roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Drew Lock, Melvin Gordon, Phillip Lindsay, Courtland Sutton, Jerry Jeudy, Tim Patrick, and Noah Fant.

Ian Hartitz is joined by Rotoworld’s NFL and Fantasy Football writer Hayden Winks to talk about key news coming out of NFL training camps (1:15). How the Jaguars will be impacted by releasing Leonard Fournette (1:20). Melvin Gordon or Phillip Lindsay: Which Broncos RB to target (7:36). How to approach the Detriot Lions backfield (11:46). Avoid drafting players from the Patriots RB room (14:59). Will Cam Akers take over the lead role with the Rams? (19:01). What to makes of the Raiders wide receivers (22:58). If Ben Roethlisberger is healthy, target the Steelers skill players (29:15). RB holdouts to watch: Dalvin Cook and Joe Mixon (33:31).

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Los Angeles Chargers as the 2020 NFL season quickly approaches. He discusses the Chargers roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Tyrod Taylor, Justin Herbert, Austin Ekeler, Keenan Allen, Mike Williams, Jalen Guyton, and Hunter Henry.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Kansas City Chiefs as the 2020 NFL season quickly approaches. He discusses the Chiefs roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Patrick Mahomes, Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Tyreek Hill, Sammy Watkins, Mecole Hardman, and Travis Kelce.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Washington Football Team as the 2020 NFL season quickly approaches. He discusses the Football Team's roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Dwayne Haskins Jr., Adrian Peterson, Terry McLaurin, Steven Sims Jr., Dontrelle Inman, and Logan Thomas.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the New York Giants as the 2020 NFL season quickly approaches. He discusses the Giants roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Daniel Jones, Saquon Barkley, Sterling Shepard, Golden Tate, Darius Slayton, and Evan Engram.

Ian Hartitz is joined by the host of The Ringer’s Fantasy Football Show Danny Kelly to talk about their 10 commandments of 2020 fantasy football drafts (1:22). 1st Commandment: Stick to ADP early and target your favorite players later (5:00). 2nd Commandment: Consider passing game pecking orders (07:36). 3rd Commandment: Hitch your wagon to high-powered offenses (11:08). 4th Commandment: Dual threat players are cheat codes (14:22). 5th Commandment: Beware of recency bias (20:15). 6th Commandment: Don’t always assume regression (23:15). 7th Commandment: Don’t be afraid of loaded position groups (26:08). 8th Commandment: Target RBs Pollard, Murray, Mattison, Edmonds (29:00). 9th Commandment: Analytics do matter (31:52). 10th Commandment: Draft Jets TE Chris Herndon (31:52).

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Philadelphia Eagles as the 2020 NFL season quickly approaches. He discusses the Eagles roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Carson Wentz, Miles Sanders, DeSean Jackson, Jalen Reagor, Greg Ward, Zach Ertz, and Dallas Goedert.

Ian Hartitz is joined by FantasyLabs editor-in-chief Matthew Freedman to talk about their dynasty league player rankings (2:05). Their top-5 dynasty league QBs (2:18). Top-5 dynasty league RBs (8:08). Top-5 dynasty league WRs (20:46). Top-5 dynasty league TEs (30:52) Rapid fire: where should you value these players in dynasty? (40:40)

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Dallas Cowboys as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Cowboys roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, Tony Pollard, Amari Cooper, Michael Gallup, CeeDee Lamb, and Blake Jarwin.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the New York Jets as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Jets roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Sam Darnold, Le'Veon Bell, Frank Gore, Breshad Perriman, Jamison Crowder, Denzel Mims, and Chris Herndon.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Miami Dolphins as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Dolphins roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tua Tagovailoa, Jordan Howard, Matt Breida, DeVante Parker, Preston Williams, Jakeem Grant, and Mike Gesicki.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Buffalo Bills as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Bills roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Josh Allen, Devin Singletary, Zack Moss, Stefon Diggs, John Brown, Cole Beasley, and Dawson Knox.

PFF and Establish the Run analyst Dwain McFarland joins host Ian Hartitz to break down who they've consistently been drafting/fading throughout the offseason. Dwain starts out by professing his love for Cam Akers at his current ADP before Ian screams from the mountain tops that you need to draft James Conner in 2020. Discussion continues with a look at Brandin Cooks and Chris Herndon before Dwain tears down pretty much every veteran volume-based RB in the league. Ian explains why he's wary of taking Cooper Kupp before the guys round things out with some honorable mention hits.

Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF’s very own Dwain McFarland to talk about their favorite fantasy values (1:47). What is the best strategy for drafting tight ends (20:18). Their top players to fade in redrafts (25:21). Honorable Mention values and fades (44:04).

Ian Hartitz dives in on the New England Patriots as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Patriots roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Cam Newton, Sony Michel, James White, Julian Edelman, N'Keal Harry, Mohamed Sanu Sr. and Devin Asiasi.

Ian Hartitz is joined by the founder of Roto Street Journal NickTraicoff to talk about the receiving weapons at the disposal of last year’s top-10 fantasy QBs (1:36). Quick hitters, buy or sell on these receiving options (26:30). Two of the best late round quarterback and wide receiver stacks to target (39:20).

Ian Hartitz dives in on the New Orleans Saints as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Saints roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Drew Brees, Alvin Kamara, Latavius Murray, Michael Thomas, Taysom Hill, Emmanuel Sanders, and Jared Cook.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Atlanta Falcons as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Falcons roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Matt Ryan, Todd Gurley, Ito Smith, Julio Jones, Calvin Ridley, and Hayden Hurst.

Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF’s very own Kent Weyrauch to talk about their favorite and least favorite QBs by their strength of schedule to start the year (1:44). Which running backs should you start early in the season and who should you stay away from (9:50). Avoid the Giants receiving corps but target the Bears (18:10). Bills’ Dawson Knox and Cowboys’ Blake Jarwin primed for breakout seasons in 2020 (27:29).

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Buccaneers roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Tom Brady, Ronald Jones, LeSean McCoy, Peyton Barber, Chris Godwin, Mike Evans, O. J. Howard, and Rob Gronkowski!

Co-founder of Establish The Run Adam Levitan joins host Ian Hartitz to break down some of the league's most fantasy-relevant position battles. The guys start with breaking down Washington's backfield projections now that Derrius Guice is out of the picture. Conversatino continues with a look at various values in the Dolphins' backfield as well as in the Raiders' rookie-filled passing game. Debate on whether or not Le'Veon Bell can return to form ensues before Ian and Adam break down the projected pass game pecking order in Pittsburgh. Things conclude with a quick-hit round featuring thoughts on the Buccaneers backfield, Browns passing game, Texans passing game, Bengals WR3, and the Patriots' situation under center.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Carolina Panthers as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Panthers roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Teddy Bridgewater, Christian McCaffrey, D. J. Moore, Curtis Samuel, Robby Anderson, and Ian Thomas.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Tennessee Titans as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Titans roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Ryan Tannehill, Derrick Henry, A. J. Brown, Corey Davis, Adam Humphries, and Jonnu Smith.

Yahoo Sports Fantasy analyst Scott Pianowski joins host Ian Hartitz to break down the fantasy impact of some recent offseason news. The guys debate whether Antonio Brown is worth a late-round selection before breaking down just how high fantasy investors should feel comfortable pursuing Clyde Edwards-Helaire. The discussion continues with analysis on the newlook Tampa Bay and San Francisco backfields. Thoughts on Dalvin Cook, Evan Engram, Will Fuller, Bryan Edwards and Sony Michel wrap up the injury and off-the-field updates from the show.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Jacksonville Jaguars as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Jaguars roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Gardner Minshew, Leonard Fournette, Chris Thompson, D. J. Chark, Dede Westbrook, Laviska Shenault Jr., and Tyler Eifert.

Former NFL offensive lineman and host of the Fantasy Feast Ross Tucker joins host Ian Hartitz to talk about the league's offensive line continuity and rankings. Discussion first touches on whether or not the Rams can rebound in 2020 despite hardly adding any resources to the unit. The guys then discuss Kyler Murray's growth in year two, if the 2020 Browns can be a post-hype boom, and the advantages that a dual-threat talent like Tyrod Taylor can have on an entire rushing attack. Analysis on the league's top-five and bottom-five offensive lines wraps up the episode.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Indianapolis Colts as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Colts roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Philip Rivers, Marlon Mack, Jonathan Taylor, T.Y. Hilton, Michael Pittman, Parris Campbell, Jack Doyle and Trey Burton.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Houston Texans as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Texans roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Deshaun Watson, David Johnson, Duke Johnson, Will Fuller, Brandin Cooks, Randall Cobb, and Darren Fells.

Rotoworld and NBC Sports Analyst Josh Norris joins host Ian Hartitz to talk up some of their favorite underused players in the league. The QB discussion starts with a breakdown on what Jameis Winston might be capable of achieving in New Orleans, and then the guys analyze the career upside of 49ers backup QB Nick Mullens. Josh decides to talk up Antonio Gibson as a potential future game-breaker at RB in Washington, while Ian longingly wishes for somebody to finally free Duke Johnson. Ian and Josh continue the discussion with a pair of future stud Ohio State WRs before things end with a look at the future prospects of TEs Adam Trautman and David Njoku.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Detroit Lions as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Lions roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Matthew Stafford, Kerryon Johnson, D'Andre Swift, Kenny Golladay, and TJ Hockenson.

Fantasy Points co-owner and creator of Yards Created (1:25) Graham Barfield joins host Ian Hartitz to talk all things rookie RBs along with some of the league's more-muddled backfields. The guys begin by discussing whether or not Jonathan Taylor (5:00) can break out of a potential committee before moving on to Clyde Edwards-Helaire's (8:15) dream spot. Debates on Cam Akers (12:14) and J.K. Dobbins (16:42) are followed by questions surrounding D'Andre Swift (21:07) and Ke'Shawn Vaughn's (24:24) ability to handle a three-down role. The guys close things out with a rapid fire round breaking down committees (34:00) from the Chargers, Cardinals and other potentially more volatile committees.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Chicago Bears as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Bears roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Mitch Trubisky, Nick Foles, David Montgomery, Tarik Cohen, Allen Robsinson, and Jimmy Graham.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Minnesota Vikings as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Vikings roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players Kirk Cousins, Dalvin Cook, Adam Thielen, Justin Jefferson and Kyle Rudolph.

Ian Hartitz brings on Rotoworld NFL Analyst John Daigle to conduct a 12-person best-ball draft using Underdog Fantasy. The guys get lucky with the 1.01 pick and quickly scoop up Christian McCaffrey (0:50). Discussion continues on when exactly zero-RB is a viable strategy as the position flies off the board in the early rounds. Debates ensue surrounding the potential of Brandin Cooks, Mecole Hardman and Jalen Reagor among other WRs. 18 picks later (1:02:30)with plenty of jokes and discussion in between, the squad is complete and ready to go.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Green Bay Packers as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Packers roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players like Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Jones and rookie AJ Dillon. Ian also talks about what you can expect from Davante Adams, Allen Lazard, Devin Funchess and Jace Sternberger.

Ian Hartitz and Andrew Erickson go position-by-position through their player rankings to identify the best values and fades at current ADPs. Cam Newton should be a borderline QB1 (4:28), fading Drew Brees (6:45) and Baker Mayfield (8:49). Double-digit TD upside for Ronald Jones (14:02) and debating whether Kenyan Drake is a value or fade (19:28). Tyler Boyd is perennially undervalued (31:07) and Terry McLaurin’s massive ceiling (34:54), major concerns about Darius Slayton (37:58) and Cooper Kupp (41:04), and too much talent for A.J. Brown to bust (47:18). Andrew is all over Austin Hooper’s surprisingly low ADP (48:02), Ian is grabbing Chris Herndon in every draft (52:14), and the guys are at odds on whether Hayden Hurst is a value or fade (59:13).

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Cincinnati Bengals as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Bengals roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players like Joe Burrow, A.J. Green, Tyler Boyd, and even C.J. Uzomah. Ian also discusses the backfield weapons in Joe Mixon and Giovani Bernard.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Pittsburgh Steelers as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Steelers roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players like Ben Roethlisberger, James Connor, JuJu Smith-Schuster, Diontae Johnson, and Eric Ebron. Ian also gives his take on the Steelers Defense and why he has them ranked #1 heading into 2020.

Ian Hartitz talks all things tight ends with The Podfather himself and RotoUnderworld Radio host Matt Kelley. The guys start with questioning whether or not this is the year George Kittle replaces Travis Kelce (1:48) as fantasy's No. 1 TE. The discussion continues with a look at the 2020 outlook for Mark Andrews (6:10), while debates over the Eagles (8:44), Raiders (13:48) and Rams (18:25) offenses lead to questions about whether their respective options at the position are worth pursuing in fantasy land. Second-year outlooks for Noah Fant as well as T.J. Hockenson (23:05) are followed by analysis on Gronk and Mike Gesicki (27:13). Finally, the guys finish things off with a rapid fire finish touching on some of the position's late-round options (36:34).

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Cleveland Browns as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Browns roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players like Baker Mayfield, Nick Chubb, Kareem Hunt, Landry, Beckham and Austin Hooper.

Ian Hartitz talks all things wide receivers with the creator of Reception Perception, Yahoo’s Matt Harmon. Could Davante Adams overtake Michael Thomas as the fantasy WR1 (4:02) in 2020? Uncertainty with Deandre Hopkins on a new team (11:21), hoping for an Odell Beckham Jr. rebound (22:09), and hyping up A.J. Brown to get more targets (33:49). Discussion on Terry McLaurin (37:38), Henry Ruggs (41:20), D.J. Moore (44:00), Calvin Ridley (47:17), and so much more.

Ian Hartitz dives in on the Baltimore Ravens as the 2020 NFL season approaches. He discusses the Ravens roster from a fantasy football perspective and breaks down players like Lamar Jackson, Mark Ingram, Marquise Brown, and Mark Andrews.

Ian Hartitz talks all things running backs with The Score's lead fantasy analyst Justin Boone. Both Ian and Justin are incredibly high on Kenyan Drake's potential as a three-down workhorse (6:40), and there's also value to be had among some of the league's veteran backs that switched teams. Detailed discussion includes thoughts on Aaron Jones (16:00), Clyde Edwards-Helaire (22:35), Melvin Gordon & Chris Carson (31:00), David Montgomery (35:30), Raheem Mostert (38:10), James Conner (53:15) and much more.

Ian Hartitz kicks off the new-look PFF Fantasy Football Podcast with a discussion of the league's QB landscape with Establish The Run's Evan Silva. Lamar Jackson vs. Patrick Mahomes (3:45) as the QB1 leads to the realization that there are two fairly clear-cut tiers of players atop the position. Detailed discussion (8:38) includes thoughts on Carson Wentz, Josh Allen, more Josh Allen, Daniel Jones, Joe Burrow, Gardner Minshew, Teddy Bridgewater and Tyrod Taylor.