Episodes
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Another week of football, another set of impressive performances. Ray and Josh tell you to trust and believe in Calvin Ridley and Tyler Boyd moving forward, and possibly consider both as FLEX starters. Buck Allen continues to score touchdowns... without the touches. And is there any tight end help out there?
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Week 3 is here, so Josh Norris, Evan Silva and RotoPat share whatever information is stored in their brains to help you win your fantasy football matchup. Evan believes it will be a big weekend for Deshaun Watson and Emmanuel Sanders, while Pat is concerned about Corey Davis and remains optimistic for David Johnson.
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Raymond Summerlin discusses the Thursday Night Game as well as the most interesting data points from The Worksheet with Rich Hribar before diving into the best starts of Week 3 with Nick Mensio.
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Josh and Ray open the show discussing the Josh Gordon trade, what it might mean for the Patriots and the trickle down for possible new Browns options. Then Ray digs into this week's waivers with Gio Bernard as the clear top addition.
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It's time to make those difficult decisions heading into week 2. Josh and Evan recap the most important conclusions from week 1 and look ahead to Nelson Agholor, Tevin Coleman and Corey Davis. Then Pat joins in to continue hyping George Kittle, which Josh unleashes peer pressure based on Quincy Enunwa's ranking. Thanks for the support.
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Raymond Summerlin discusses the Thursday Night Game as well as the most interesting data points from The Worksheet with Rich Hribar before diving into the best starts of Week 2 with Nick Mensio.
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Josh and Ray begin this episode theorizing what Pokemon they would be, then move on to possible additions to your fantasy roster. Should Will Dissly be added? Is Phillip Lindsay in control of the Broncos backfield? Could Brandon Marshall emerge as Russell Wilson's top target? That and much more as we wrap up week one and spin it forward.
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This is our week 1 Matchups and Rankings podcast with Evan Silva and Roto Pat. Both writers love Andy Dalton this week and would strongly consider starting over the likes of Patrick Mahomes, Jimmy G and others. Plus Keelan Cole could be in for a big day and why Stefon Diggs might emerge as a top 5 receiver this season.
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Raymond Summerlin discusses the Thursday Night Game as well as the most interesting data points from The Worksheet with Rich Hribar before diving into the best starts of Week 1 with Nick Mensio.
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We know the season hasn't kicked off yet, but your team can still be improved. Josh Norris and Ray Summerlin dissect the 49ers running back situation as well as what happens if Le'Veon Bell shows up on Wednesday... or after week one. Ray goes on a limb and calls LeGarrette Blount the Lions lead back.
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Evan Silva and Josh Norris return to wrap up the preseason in this finale. The duo shares the critical, key, significant and chief lesson learned this preseason for all 32 teams. Is Trey Burton going to lead the Bears in receiving? Will Nelson Agholor do the same in Philadelphia? Why D.J. Moore is not draftable and why instead you should take a dart throw on Alfred Morris.
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This is the audio version of Rotoworld's Live Fantasy Draft show, where 8 readers completed a PPR draft with four writers: Evan Silva, Ray Summerlin, Patrick Daugherty and Rich Hribar. Therefore you won't hear the typical intro music, but you will notice a few more ad reads and odd breaks. To make up for that, a Peter King interview is included.
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With the Rotoworld Football Crew in town, Josh is able to escape the train and record this podcast in studio. With injuries, snap counts, depth chart movement and preseason performances, the group reveals which players they've changed evaluations on over the last month, both positively and negatively.
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We are 17 games into the 2018 preseason, so there is no better time for Josh Norris and Evan Silva to drop a two hour long podcast covering practically every relevant player on every team. Top conclusions include Nelson Agholor ranking above Alshon Jeffery at WR, Kerryon Johnson mirroring DeMarco Murray's style and a certain second year TE possibly being on the Travis Kelce track.
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You survived the first week of the preseason, so Josh Norris, Ray Summerlin and Patrick Daugherty are here to recap the essential moments and performances. Are we out or in on the Seattle backfield? Do we really believe Ronald Jones won't be the week one starter? Did Christian McCaffrey's ceiling rise? And the crew asks if the NFL has fixed its quarterback problem.
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Join Josh Norris and Evan Silva in watching every single game of the first week of the preseason, as the two prepare you for the noteworthy storylines, camp competitions, and players with something to prove. Who might emerge as Aaron Rodgers' fourth receiver? Should we buy the positive buzz on Cordarrelle Patterson and other Patriots receivers? Every single team is covered in this episode, and two per week will be rolled out during the preseason. Subscribe.
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Rookies consume offseason conversation, but Josh Norris and Evan Silva don't want you to forget about the second-year players who failed to establish themselves in their first year. Can Dalvin Cook make good on his terrific opening four games? Is Evan interested in the Packers backfield? Plus the possibility of Corey Davis emerging as a top 12 receiver and hoping Chris Godwin earns the starter label.
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Josh is joined by Ray and Pat to share what they want to learn from training camps from around the NFL. Which RBs draft position will sky rocket? Can Eli's play support top fantasy options, and if so does that make him the steal of fantasy drafts? What is Dwayne Bowe up to? That and much more.
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In this solo podcast, Josh Norris details his conversation with Scott Kuhn, the Vikings' Director of Analytics. The topics range from use of GPS tracking to athletic testing to factoring in age in evaluations. These moments of peeling back the NFL curtain are difficult to come by, so if you enjoy please share and tell a friend.
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We are back! Josh Norris and Rich Hribar catch up on the football world, including the great values among the Titans pass catchers. The train speaks its mind on the Seahawks backfield and Reebs informs us he's been clipped.
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