PFF Radio - Fantasy Football Podcasts

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to draft together in the Footballguys Players Championship. They start with the 1.08 and land Stefon Diggs as well as Mark Andrews before slowly but surely building a contender. It's an objectively good f*cking team. Yes, I, Ian, am a little biased as I write this description, but seriously, look at the squad yourself. LOADED. Anyways, Ian drinks some beer, so does Dwain, and together they complete their sixth collective re-draft stream of the 2022 season.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to draft together in the Footballguys Players Championship. They start with the 1.07 and land Dalvin Cook as well as Saquon Barkley before slowly but surely building a contender. Honestly. this squad looks pretty, pretty, pretty good. Early and middle rounds went fine enough, but the second half was truly a marvel. One upside wide receiver after another deep into this thing. Even pulled the famous Kareem Hunt + D'Ernest Johnson potential double-boom stack. It's an objectively good f*cking team. Yes, I, Ian, am a little biased as I write this description, but seriously, look at the squad yourself. LOADED. Anyways, Ian drinks some coffee, Dwain has great hair, and together they complete their sixth collective re-draft stream of the 2022 season.

Host Ian Hartitz rides solo and discusses his top-12 sleepers to help dominate any fantasy football draft. Topics include: Justin Fields THE late-round QB of 2022, Darrell Henderson has a solid floor and league-winning ceiling, Nyheim Hines possess more handcuff value than given credit for, don't discount Khalil Herbert's cozy floor/ceiling, Jamaal Williams is a damn king and the mainstream media refuses to address it, No. 3 wide receivers with the potential to soar far higher with just one injury include Tyler Boyd and Joshua Palmer, Rondale Moore and Jahan Dotson have target ceilings that aren't represented enough in their ADP, Irv Smith THE late-round TE of 2022, Gerald Everett could be good, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to draft together in the Footballguys Players Championship. They start with the 1.12 and deploy a bully tight end strategy at the turn by rolling with Mark Andrews and Kyle Pitts before slowly but surely building a contender. Honestly this squad looks pretty, pretty, pretty good. Early and middle rounds went fine enough, but the second half was truly a marvel. They played the quarterback room like a damn fiddle. Johnny from that "Devil went down to Georgia" would be impressed. It's an objectively good f*cking team. Yes, I, Ian, am a little biased as I write this description, but seriously, look at the squad yourself. LOADED. Anyways, Ian drinks some coffee, Dwain has great hair, and together they complete their fifth collective re-draft stream of the 2022 season.

Host Ian Hartitz rides solo and discusses his top-10 tips to help dominate any fantasy football draft. Topics include: Why you don't need to get cute early and reach on ADP, there are more workhorse running backs than usually available in the first three to four rounds, prioritize best-case scenarios as well as players priced closer to their floor than ceiling, injury prone and already injured are two completely different things, Round 6 is a borderline erotic spot to draft a quarterback, don't be afraid to make a strength a superpower, review your league's scoring format, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz breaks down his top-10 fades at ADP ahead of the 2022 season. Topics include: There are discounted versions of Josh Allen and Joe Burrow available far later in the draft, why Nick Chubb NEEDS to be amazing in order to meet value, Seattle ugh, dead-zone running backs, Deebo Samuel rushing volume concerns, and why Dalton Schultz probably isn't someone that drafters should make a habit of reaching on.

Ian Hartitz breaks down his top-10 values at ADP ahead of the 2022 season. Topics include: Trey Lance's fantasy-friendly rushing workload, Leonard Fournette and Saquon Barkley having first-round workloads despite being priced as second-to-third round talents, Travis Etienne pass-catching upside, Mike Williams ADP disparity in sharp vs. home leagues, Terry McLaurin to the moon, Rondale Moore szn, believe in Michael Thomas, and much more.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to update the ranks after fully digesting all of the preseason Week 2 action. Topics include: Making sense of this Washington backfield, Khalil Herbert propaganda, don't draft Noah Fant, Cole Kmet and Albert O usage concerns, don't draft Noah Fant, Tyquan Thornton (collarbone), Dameon Pierce rocket ship, don't draft Noah Fant, Isaiah McKenzie is still too cheap, James Cook concerns, don't draft Noah Fant, Kansas City snap breakdown, Treylon Burks and Skyy Moore concerns, don't draft Noah Fant, Las Vegas backfield, Chargers backfield and Isaiah Likely goodness in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to break down what defense/special teams (DST) fantasy football managers should prioritize in 2022. The guys go through which defenses have historically performed well in creating havoc before looking at the big winners in terms of the easiest early-season schedule. This leads to four key recommendations that I'm not going to list here because I'd prefer you listen to the podcast. It's only 20 minutes this time. That's a reasonable request, no? Cool? Cool

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland are joined by PFF IDP expert Jon Macri to discuss individual defensive player fantasy football leagues. Topics include: Typical scoring and league formats, why linebackers tend to be IDP cheat codes, how to properly value the NFL's elite edge rushers, the Micah Parsons dilemma, holy f*ck Derwin James is good, what makes a good IDP safety or corner, bold calls, sack and interception leader predictions, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to draft together in the Footballguys Players Championship. They start with the 1.01 and roll with Christian McCaffrey before slowly but surely building a contender. Maybe not their best squad -- the tight end position has some work to do -- but there are some dogs on this squad. It's an objectively good f*cking team. Yes, I, Ian, am a little biased as I write this description, but seriously, look at the squad yourself. LOADED. Anyways, Ian drinks some beer, Dwain has great hair, and together they complete their fourth collective re-draft stream of the 2022 season.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to update the ranks after fully digesting all of the preseason Week 1 action. Topics include: Zach Wilson injury, newfound handcuff running backs, Antonio Gibson oh no, running back injuries, rookie running back stock watch, rookie wide receiver stock watch, Isaiah McKenzie for prime minister, clarity in Kansas City, tight end risers and fallers, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland are joined by Footballguys senior staff writer and long-time creator of The Rookie Scouting Portfolio Matt Waldman to talk all things running backs. Topics include: is it time to truly buy into the Isiah Pacheco hype, Breece Hall rookie year expectations, just how good is Javonte Williams, is Travis Etienne a steal in the fourth round, is Rhamondre Stevenson being overhyped, should Cordarrelle Patterson run for president of the United States, Pollard vs. Zeke, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland break down why it's viable to start your fantasy football draft by selecting three wide receivers in the first three rounds. The guys explain which wide receivers to target, what circumstances this strategy should be deployed, who could surprise, and how to get the rest of your roster back on track by round 9. Another true great day to be great on The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland break down why it's viable to start your fantasy football draft by selecting three running backs in the first three rounds. The guys explain which running backs to target, who could surprise, and how to get the rest of your roster back on track by round 9. Another true great day to be great on The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland get together to discuss 10 key workload questions that they are hoping have more clarity after the first week of the preseason is done. The guys discuss: who are the real No. 2 running backs in murky backfield situations, is the Isiah Pacheco hype for real, could either Cam Akers or Breece Hall be given a true three-down role, what exactly will the split between Travis Etienne and James Robinson look like, who will be the Steelers' starting quarterback, will Isaiah McKenzie fully beat out Jamison Crowder, rookie wide receivers to monitor, Tony Pollard propaganda, wide receiver pecking orders in Green Bay, Kansas City, New England, Tampa Bay, and New York, as well as a discussion surrounding the likelihood that Denver or Chicago give their respective starting tight ends a true every-down role.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland are joined by Reception Perception creator and Yahoo Sports analyst Matt Harmon to break down the wide receiver position ahead of 2022. Topics include: How damn good is Amon-Ra St. Brown, how high is too high to draft Michael Pittman, how nervous are we about the Jets pass-catchers overcoming Zach Wilson, Allen Robinson boom or bust in 2022, buying Gabriel Davis?, making sense of the Chiefs and Packers muddled situations, Auden Tate is tall, all that and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to draft together in the Footballguys Players Championship. They get a borderline erotic start with Kelce-Henry-Etienne before slowly but surely building an objectively good f*cking team. Yes, I, Ian, am a little biased as I write this description, but seriously, look at the squad yourself. LOADED. Anyways, Ian drinks some beer, Dwain has great hair, and together they complete their third collective re-draft stream of the 2022 season.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland are joined by lead fantasy football analyst at Sharp Football Analysis Rich Hribar to break down the quarterback landscape in fantasy land. Topics include: general strategy at the position, are you willing to reach on Josh Allen, favorite dual-threat signal-caller at cost, who are you fading inside the top-12, are we not respecting Aaron Rodgers enough, how to approach Deshaun Watson at the moment, favorite late-round quarterback, is Drew Lock the next-big thing as a general American icon, all that and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland are joined by Establish the Run all-around baller Evan Silva to break down some key fantasy football rankings questions, specifically focusing on Evan's latest top-150 ranks and where the guys especially differ. Topics include: Just how high is too high to take Trey Lance and Justin Fields, is Evan truly comfortable fading Saquon Barkley, favorite running back to attack in the dead zone, why should we care about Rhamondre Stevenson, is A.J. Brown actually a trap, favorite pick from the Kansas City and Green Bay wide receiver rooms, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.