PFF Radio - Fantasy Football Podcasts

(0:00) - Intro (3:57) - Tier 1 (9:03)- Tier 2 (22:21) - Tier 3 (29:14) - Tier 4 (46:09) - Tier 5 (52:45) - Power Draft (1:03:37) - Outro 

(0:00) - Intro (6:22) - Tier 1 (13:20) - Tier 2 (18:13) - Tier 3 (34:37) - Tier 4 (47:23) - Tier 5 (50:27) - Tier 6 (01:00:41) - Outro

(0:00) Intro (03:22) Tier 1 (15:43) Tier 2 (23:16) Tier 3 (31:24) Tier 4 (41:19) Tier 5 (01:02:00) Tier 6 (01:02:54) Outro

(0:00) - Intro (04:58) - Tier 1 QBs (11:52) - Tier 2 QBs (22:10) - Tier 3 QBs (35:28) - Tier 4 QBs (39:54) - Tier 5 QBs (51:18) - Tier 6 QBs (57:29) - Outro

(0:00) - intro (06:20) - QB Risers (13:54) - QB Fallers (19:03) - RB risers (28:49) - RB fallers (32:31) - WR risers (40:16) - WR fallers (45:13) - TE risers (52:28) - TE fallers (57:55) - close

Host Ian Hartitz gives his goodbyes and thanks in his final episode of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast. Maybe not quite as exhilarating or electric as usual, but just remember: It's always a great day to be great.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down five key questions at the wide receiver position: Is wide receiver fantasy scoring largely better than ever?, Are the league’s best wide receivers getting more volume than ever?, Have certain offenses consistently fed their wide receivers more fantasy-friendly volume than others in recent history?, How well is the fantasy industry identifying the top wide receivers based on preseason average draft position (ADP)?, and What sort of archetype is optimal for late-round wide receivers? Truly a great day to be great in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down five key questions at the running back position: Are there fewer workhorse running backs than ever?, What offenses are cool with featuring one single back?, Have certain offenses continued to largely doom fantasy running backs of all shapes and sizes?, Has the fantasy industry gotten any better at predicting every year’s top running backs?, and What sort of archetype is optimal for late-round running backs? Ian answers questions while diving into what the takeaways mean for the future of fantasy. Truly a great day to be great in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down five key questions at the quarterback position: Is fantasy scoring going up in general at quarterback? Is the discrepancy between fantasy’s top-tier QB1s growing vs. the lower-end QB1s? Have the top-tier fantasy quarterbacks gotten more expensive in terms of ADP? How has the fantasy industry done at identifying the season’s top quarterbacks in terms of preseason ADP? Is there still hope for finding an upside fantasy quarterback in the later rounds? Ian answers questions while diving into what the takeaways mean for the future of fantasy. Truly a great day to be great on another edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down 29 key questions that are on his mind ahead of free agency. Topics include: Franchise-tag candidates, Tom Brady to the west coast?, Who will be the Bills 2023 early-down back and does it matter in fantasy?, Will the Eagles upgrade at running back?, Khalil Herbert RB1 szn?, Was 2022 just the start of Rhamondre Stevenson balling out?, Which teams might have to buy some new handcuffs?, Why doesn't Jakobi Meyers get any respect?, How good was D.J. Chark last season?, What are the best potential trade destinations for DeAndre Hopkins?, OBJ watch?, Will the Packers finally try to add some capable pass-catchers?, and much more in an electric 60-minute edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down the biggest over/underperformers from the 2022 season based on their final ranks in per-game scoring relative to their preseason average draft position. Topics include: Dual-threat quarterbacks continue to crush, sure helps when pocket passers have multiple high-end skill-position players to get the ball to, prioritize middle-round running backs with at least theoretical three-down ability, injuries suck, careful about overestimating our ability to discern the depth chart/pecking order in new situations, bad offenses usually kill wide receiver fantasy production so don't be afraid to take the cheaper option involved, volume doesn't always win (just ask Kyle Pitts) and much more in an electric 40-minute edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down his "All-Sheesh" team as well as the league's top-over/underperformers when it comes to their production vs. expectation. The conversation includes thoughts on: Diontae Johnson just put forward one of the most brutal scoreless seasons ever, the Kyle Pitts experience was not fun in 2022, remember that Hunter Henry touchdown catch that apparently wasn't a catch even though the ball never hit the ground?, most dropped touchdowns, most touchdowns nullified by a penalty, most times downed at the one-yard line and did NOT score on the same drive, Nick Chubb can't keep getting away with this, Tony Pollard GOD mode, Rashid Shaheed baller but chill, Tee Higgins opportunity low-key shit this season, George Kittle kings stay kings and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down the top-six players at each position in his way-too-early 2023 fantasy football rankings. Discussion includes thoughts on: Josh Allen and Jalen Hurts being built in fantasy football laboratories, please get Justin Fields some help, Joe Burrow rushing floor is actually pretty, pretty, pretty good, Nick Chubb might see the best workload of his career soon, don't forget to account for Breece Hall's injury, Justin Jefferson THE WR1, Davante Adams adjusting to a new quarterback, can T.J. Hockenson keep on keeping on, the Kyle Pitts experience and much more in a crisp 30 minute edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to bring an end to the 2022-23 regular season with a breakdown on his award winners. Awards include: Most valuable fantasy player, Fantasy playoff MVP, Best fantasy championship game performance, Most improved fantasy player, Best fantasy comeback and Rookie of the year. Ian goes through each honor with his criteria, candidates and winner; it was truly a great day to be great on the PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down every fantasy-relevant injury ahead of Week 17. Every quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end listed with a designation are discussed. Hell, those that were listed on the early week injury report, yet don't have a final designation, are also discussed. Some might say it was a great day to be great in another exhilarating edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down all 16 games ahead of Week 17. Ian goes through every game and focuses on one key actionable fantasy football note for each team. Topics include: This Cowboys offense is BALLING, dome Goff, the government doesn't want you to know that Leonard Fournette is a season-long RB1 both overall and on a per-game basis, Vanilla Vick, James Conner usage is borderline erotic, trust Travis Etienne, Tyler Allgeier RB1 szn, Dolphins without Tua, Wentz vs. Heinicke, Alvin Kamara receiving usage sucks, the Mike White experience, Purdy vs. Jimmy G, Darren Waller might be trap, two claps for Baker Mayfield and Cam Akers, Ravens running back committee and much more in an electric near hour-long edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down each and every Week 16 matchup with one fun note on every team. Fun episode. Topics include: Evan Engram season-long goodness, Deshaun Watson has been pretty bad even after providing drop context, Justin Fields passing efficiency has been actually somewhat okay this season, T.J. Hockenson kings stay kings, shoutout Patriots CB/WR/baller Marcus Jones, D.J. Moore with Sam Darnold, J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards usage, George Kittle keeping on keeping on, Heinicke vs. Wentz, Cowboys No. 1 scoring offense since Dak Prescott came back from injury, Aaron Jones usage sheesh, Diontae Johnson LOL, James Conner getting all the touches and much more in a crisp 40-minute edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF analyst Nic Bodiford to break down every fantasy-relevant injury ahead of Week 16. Every quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end listed with a designation are discussed. Hell, those that were listed on the early week injury report, yet don't have a final designation, are also discussed. Weather goodness too. Some might say it was a great day to be great in another exhilarating edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down all 16 games ahead of Week 16. Ian goes through every game and focuses on one key actionable fantasy football note for each team in addition to some weather notes. Topics include: Trevor Lawrence potential to keep on keeping on against a tough Jets defense in bad weather, Derrick Henry OWNS the Texans, don't sleep on Isiah Pacheco bouncing back against the Seahawks, the Lions continue to feature *three* running backs, Adam Thielen potential boom week, Josh Allen and Justin Fields are good enough rushers to overcome the bad Chicago weather, Rhamondre Stevenson workhorse RB1 szn, J.K. Dobbins' usage still not where we would love to see it, Saints-Browns weather madness and why it might be Taysom Hill week, Terry McLaurin vs. Charvarius Ward should be an awfully fun shadow matchup, Minshew mania and much more in an electric near hour-long edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF superstar Nathan Jahnke to break down the Week 16 waiver wire and also to go through a laundry list of fantasy-relevant injuries. Topics include: Ian's Week 15 Sheesh Report, Gardner Minshew QB streamer of the week, how far do the Cardinals wide receivers drop if Colt McCoy (concussion) is sidelined, Eagles offense without Jalen Hurts (shoulder), weather madness and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.