PFF Radio - Fantasy Football Podcasts

(0:00) - Intro (2:58) - Fantasy News (18:53) - League winners (46:12) - The Green Draft (55:51) - Outro

(0:00) - Intro (2:41) - Saquon Barkley (6:44) - Rashaad Penny (10:31) - Training Camp Updates (49:08) - Alien 5 Round Draft (58:56) - Outro

(0:00) - intro (1:35) - Free Agent Signings (6:30) - 10 Training Camp Storylines (01:10:07) - Outro

(0:00) - Intro (3:42) - Breakout Wide Receivers (44:59) - Outro

PFF's Jon Macri and Nathan Jahnke breakdown the perfect draft strategy! The guys go round by round discussing players they would be targeting along the way.(1:30) - What to expect from DeAndre Hopkins(8:00) - Draft Strategies: Having 1 of the 3 first picks(15:00) - Who to Pick in Round 2(21:00) - Who to Pick in Round 3(25:20) - Who to Pick in Round 4(30:10) - Who to Pick in Round 5(34:30) - Who to Pick in Round 6(37:30) - Who to Pick in Round 7(42:15) - Who to Pick in Round 8(46:00) - Who to Pick in Round 9(50:00) - Who to Pick in Round 10(54:00) - Who to Pick in Round 11(57:00) - Who to Pick in Round 12(59:00) - Who to target in the last couple rounds(1:01:10) - Recapping the ideal rosters(1:04:30) - H2H 5 Rd Draft: Drafting players for 7 years from now?!

(0:00) - intro (03:46) - Sleeper/Breakout Running Back (53:08) - Best Board games 5 Round Draft (01:04:36) - Outro

(0:00) - intro (3:26) - Sleeper/Wide Receivers Tight Ends (46:42) - GOAT Athletes Draft (59:23) - Outro

(0:00) - Intro (03:14) - Dalvin Cook (14:53) - Nick Chubb (28:09) - Davante Parker (39:46) - DeAndre Hopkins (46:23) - Brock Purdy (52:09) - 5 Round Draft (01:01:42) - Outro

(0:00) - intro (04:31) - Carolina Panthers (10:14) - Indianapolis Colts (15:50) - Denver Broncos (23:04) - New York Jets (29:42) - Dallas Cowboys (35:17) - Los Angeles Chargers (43:53) - Baltimore Ravens (49:14) - Washington Commanders (53:45) - New England Patriots (59:37) - All Time NBA Draft (1:08:04) - Outro

(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.