Filthy Fantasy Football Show
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Fantasy Football at its finest. A football show dedicated to help you win fantasy football championships and bring some laughs.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed matchup evidence and lively disagreement turn fantasy football advice into a practical look at how each lineup call gets made.
Filthy Fantasy Football Show turns fantasy decisions into an animated group argument, with the hosts testing start-sit calls, draft values and roster choices against one another.
A bidet tangent gives way to a Gabe Davis start/sit dilemma before you've stopped laughing.
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Loose banter up front, then a blunt Kamara-driven fantasy read that gets where it is going.
The segment starts in full locker-room mode, then settles into the Saints backfield, Alvin Kamara's workload, and the fantasy case that follows a 14-target game.
A lively Week 7 fantasy hang that keeps circling back to roster calls.
Week 7 plays like a familiar fantasy hang with enough energy to keep it moving. The reunion spirit is obvious, and the conversation eases from being back together into the Thursday night Jaguars-Saints game, where the line, Trevor Lawrence's status, and the game's messy feel all…
Blunt fantasy advice with Jefferson fallout, Cousins chatter, and enough side talk to keep it loose.
The Filthy Fantasy Football Show stays in its usual lane: blunt fantasy advice, loose banter, and a lot of attention on Justin Jefferson's injury and the Vikings fallout. The Kirk Cousins trade chatter gives the discussion some extra weight, while T.J.
A loose fantasy football rant that keeps the advice usable even when the banter gets weird.
This is a rough-and-ready fantasy football hangout, and it knows exactly what it wants to be. The tight end jokes do a lot of the work, but the advice stays practical enough to matter, especially when the talk turns to lineup choices and the slate ahead.
Rowdy fantasy talk with useful Tampa Bay and Nico Collins takeaways under the noise.
The show stays in its fantasy-advice lane, and it does not try to sound polished about it. With Fish out, King Josh, Josh the King, and Big Rome keep the conversation moving, drifting from crude jokes into usable player talk.
A blunt fantasy check that stays useful.
Filthy Fantasy Football Show opens in full throat, with the kind of foulmouthed, side-trip-heavy banter the hosts lean into, then settles into a plainspoken fantasy check. Tank Dell comes through as a best-ball dart with real boom-or-bust appeal, J.K.
A loose preseason fantasy hangout that still lands practical backfield reads.
Filthy Fantasy Football Show stays in preseason fantasy mode, opening with charity contests and Fantasy Football Expo plans before shifting to Dalvin Cook, Kenneth Walker, and Zach Charbonnet.
A blunt draft-room take on Miles Sanders, Joe Mixon, and where their prices stand.
The Filthy Fantasy Football Show keeps this one centered on draft values, and it is pretty direct about where it lands. Miles Sanders gets a strong workhorse case, with the hosts treating him as a fit for the offense and leaning on a 50-catch role to make him look like a great…
Cousin Sal and rotating Ringer co-hosts handicap NBA, college hoops, and golf betting lines daily.
College prospects before the dynasty market moves.
The host breaks down Week 3's late Sunday and Monday night NFL games, offering fantasy football advice on start/sit decisions, player performances, and injury updates.
The show starts with a disgusting toilet-and-bidet story and keeps milking the joke.
The crew opens loud and unruly, then pivots fast to the fantasy problems that actually matter.
King Josh, Josh the King, and Big Rome open with their usual foul-mouthed hangout energy and bounce from home elliptical excuses to concert gripes before settling into the fantasy slate.
The show opens filthy and loud.
The show opens hot and weird.
The Filthy Fantasy Football Show opens loud and brings Mike from Get Right Fantasy into the room.
The crew opens with preseason chatter and personal updates.
Josh Shasha King introduces Sean O'Mac as the show’s new gambling expert and says the plan is to make him a regular part of Filthy Fantasy Football Show.
The show opens hot, with shoutouts, a plug for a one-player YouTube segment, and the kind of loose banter that makes fantasy talk feel like a hangout.
The crew reunites, jumps straight into fantasy, and sounds genuinely happy to be back in the same room.
Filthy Fantasy Football Show spends most of its Week 13 preview on bizarre side stories and hard fantasy calls, including Philip Rivers having 10 kids, a Virgin Voyages cruise with repeated shame showers, and Dallas' defense outscoring DK Metcalf and Tony Pollard in touchdowns.
The Filthy Fantasy Football Show episode covers Week 2 Thursday Night Football and the Sunday early slate, starting with Vikings-Eagles and a game line of Eagles minus six with a 49-point total.
Filthy Fantasy Football Show covers Mike Williams' torn ACL, Derek Carr's sprained AC joint, Anthony Richardson still in concussion protocol, and the Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift dating news.
Filthy Fantasy Football Show spends this Week 1 Sunday Late Games / Monday Night Football episode on start-sit calls for Packers-Bears, Raiders-Broncos, Eagles-Patriots, Dolphins-Chargers, Rams-Seahawks, Cowboys-Giants, and Bills-Jets.
Host King Josh provides a rapid-fire breakdown of NFL Week 4's late Sunday and Monday night games, offering fantasy football start/sit advice, injury updates, and betting leans.
Host King Josh provides fantasy football advice for week 7, covering injury updates on players like Christian McCaffrey and Joe Burrow, highlighting standout performances from Raheem Mostert and Adam Thielen, and recommending waiver wire pickups such as Jordan Mason and Kareem Hunt.
Host King Josh, feeling under the weather, provides fantasy football start/sit advice and waiver wire targets for the Week 3 Thursday Night and Sunday early games.
King Josh, Josh King, Big Rome, and Fantasy Fish open with relationship chaos, DIY-project nonsense, and a long gripe about TikTok and Pinterest making everything look easier than it is.
The Filthy Fantasy Football Show kicks off loud and messy, with the crew riffing on sleeping bags, dads, camping, Tecmo Bowl, and naps.
Host King Josh covers Week 5 standout performances and injuries, including Jamar Chase's huge game and Justin Jefferson's hamstring concern, then previews Week 6 waiver wire pickups like Josh Reynolds and K.J.
Josh and Sean open with birthday jokes and the usual too-old-for-this nonsense.
King Josh, Josh the King, and Big Rome run the show without Fish and open with the usual filthy banter.
The boys kick things off with a ridiculous neighborhood story and a DoorDash argument.