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A podcast combinding stand up comics and football! Check out for News & Analysis surrounding Fantasy Football and the NFL Draft. Follow the podcast at: @Draftvice on Twitter, @Draftvice_Football on Instagram Walter- @BrojoDeathpunch Programming notes- New episodes Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays for all of May June
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Draftvice turns NFL news into practical roster, coaching, contract, and player-usage questions for fans who track football closely.
Draftvice-Football Podcast- News/Analysis surrounding Fantasy Football and the NFL Draft is built for listeners who want football news pulled back into the machinery of the sport.
You want All-22 nitpicks with enough Baker Mayfield warmth to keep the group chat civil.
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A tight coaching-carousel breakdown that keeps its eye on roster reality.
The episode starts with Mike Tomlin stepping away after 19 years in Pittsburgh and then shifts into the Giants' coaching and roster mess. Most of the discussion stays on the useful football questions: Andrew Thomas as a real building block, the need to strengthen the interior,…
A blunt Giants check-in on Joe Shane, Brian Dayball, and a roster still under pressure.
The Giants come off as a year-four test of Joe Shane and Brian Dayball, with the show strongest when it weighs what has worked against what has not.
A brisk, slightly messy scan of the first big day of 2023 free agency.
Walter keeps the show moving through the 2023 free agency legal tampering period, tracking the reported deals, the number one overall pick chatter, and the Falcons' defensive overhaul without losing the roster logic.
The Buccaneers look like the South's team to beat, but the first stretch could still get messy.
This episode treats Tampa Bay as the NFC South team to beat for now, but the real question is how much Baker Mayfield can carry if the roster gets thinner.
A loose Week 1 reset with real tape talk and enough edge to stay alive.
This Week 1 episode reads like a notebook left open on the desk, moving from Eagles-Dallas and Giants-Washington to the Chargers, the Jets, the Bucs, and a few rookie running back notes.
A quarterback-market check that gives the contract details as much attention as the landing spots.
This episode keeps quarterback movement at the center, but it feels more like a working notebook than a rumor roundup. The Carr-to-New Orleans discussion is the cleanest stretch, because it ties the Saints fit to the contract structure and shows why the move holds together.
A trade reaction that puts draft capital, DJ Moore, and Justin Fields construction ahead of the headline.
Walter treats the Bears move as more than a splashy headline. He points to the draft capital coming back, along with DJ Moore, and uses that to make the case that Chicago can build a better roster around Justin Fields.
Daily Bills roster logic, pick by pick.
The host analyzes the blockbuster trade where the Chicago Bears traded the first overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft to the Carolina Panthers for multiple draft picks and wide receiver D.J.
The show opens with full football energy and goes right into NFL reactions from the opening slate.
Mike Tomlin's resignation after 19 years turns the Steelers into an unexpected 2026 coaching vacancy, with $65 million in cap space, the 21st pick, and no clear quarterback plan.
Joe Shane and Brian Dayball are under the microscope.
This episode analyzes whether the Tampa Bay Buccaneers can maintain dominance in the NFC South, focusing on Baker Mayfield's resurgence, key injuries to Chris Godwin and Tristan Wirfs, the impact of losing offensive coordinator Liam Cohen, and the team's offensive and defensive roster changes.
Walter wakes up ready to talk ball, and legal tampering period is already moving fast.
Walter opens by walking through the 2023 quarterback carousel and the deals already signed or still moving.