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Fantasy Football fans, this is the podcast for you. Marcas Grant and Michael F. Florio provide detailed fantasy football analysis combining in-depth stats and film study to help you win your league and earn bragging rights over your friends, coworkers or family. A mix of humor and pop-culture references keep the show fresh and light, & will expose you to new movies, music, books and more!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Fantasy rankings become arguments about opportunity, personnel and context, with each projection tested against the NFL conditions that could move it.
NFL Fantasy Football Podcast turns NFL movement into practical fantasy decisions, with Marcus Grant, Michael F. Florio and Laquan Jones testing each other's rankings in conversation.
Kyler Murray turns your Justin Jefferson draft pick into a three-voice argument.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Spring NFL chatter gets turned into a sharp fantasy and quarterback debate with real roster consequences.
The episode turns March NFL chatter into fantasy use without losing its footing. It moves from pro day times and receiver speed talk into what those numbers might mean for draft boards, and it keeps pressing each take instead of drifting into empty offseason noise.
Fantasy-minded free-agency talk that keeps roster moves tied to practical takeaways.
The episode treats free agency as a fantasy-impact story, moving briskly through the teams and offenses that look better or worse and keeping the focus on what those changes mean for fantasy value.
A fantasy-first Super Bowl episode that stays focused on Walker, matchup value, and playoff upside.
The episode treats Super Bowl week as a fantasy problem first: who matters, why they matter, and what that means for lineup choices. Kenneth Walker against a strong New England run defense gets the most attention, and the conversation stays grounded in matchup talk, touchdown…
A coaching-news episode that keeps the fantasy angle front and center.
This episode sits squarely in championship-week nerves while treating the Lions' Drew Petzing hire as a fantasy question. Marcus Grant, Michael F. Florio, and LaQuan Jones weigh whether the move could raise the floor for Sam LaPorta and Amon-Ra St.
Fantasy football talk opens with opening-day baseball and settles into a Ty Simpson quarterback discussion.
The episode starts with opening-day baseball banter, then moves into fantasy football and a longer quarterback discussion built around Ty Simpson, with Mac Jones as the comparison point. It takes a little while to get there, but the football talk is where it lands best.
An offseason football episode that keeps turning rumor and hype back into roster-building consequences.
The episode stays with the familiar churn of the NFL offseason: combine chatter, free agency, pro days, trades, quarterback movement, and the way rumor turns into a story people start repeating.
A loose, funny playoff preview that keeps snapping back to fantasy decisions.
Championship Sunday Preview starts with procrastination jokes and a grim nod to preseason misery, then settles into playoff matchups, fantasy angles, and DFS lineups.
A free-agency-focused episode that frames offseason moves through fantasy value.
Marcus Grant, Michael F. Florio, and LaQuan Jones keep the conversation anchored in how NFL offseason movement changes fantasy value. Free agency, trades, and draft boards all feed back into roster decisions, and Breece Hall stands out as the cleanest example: his talent is…
Cousin Sal and rotating Ringer co-hosts handicap NBA, college hoops, and golf betting lines daily.
College prospects before the dynasty market moves.
Thursday, March 12th, 2026, starts loose.
The hosts preview NFL free agency, focusing on team needs in the AFC and NFC West divisions, while analyzing key player moves like DJ Moore to the Bills and Kyler Murray's release.
The hosts spend the show sorting NFL offseason moves into fantasy winners and losers.
The podcast heads into a Super Bowl preview with the panel already in mid-conversation.
The show opens on Pro Bowl Week chatter before sliding into a more practical fantasy argument.
Marcus Gray, Michael F.
Marcus Grant returns with Michael F.
The show opens with opening-day baseball talk.
Marcus Grant opens the Tuesday show with Michael F.
The mock opens with real hesitation.
The NFL Fantasy Football Podcast episode "The Offseason Begins" centers on the start of February 2026 offseason chatter, with Marcus Grant, Michael F.
The season already feels over.
Free agency becomes a Breece Hall argument.
NFL Fantasy Football Podcast recaps Super Bowl 60 from Levi’s Stadium, where the Seahawks beat the Patriots 29-13 and the hosts say the game was “not even that close.” The discussion centers on Sam Darnold’s zero giveaways, Michael Dixon’s field-position impact, and a Seahawks defense that kept the Patriots from building a real comeback.
Daniel Jeremiah, Greg Rosenthal, and the NFL Fantasy Football Podcast crew focus on coaching changes for the Cardinals, Raiders, Giants, and Broncos during Super Bowl week.
Marcus Wren and Laquan Jones open with the fantasy impact of Tyreek Hill being released by the Dolphins after a major leg injury, then debate whether a 2026 return is realistic.
Marcus Gray, Michael Florio, and Laquan Jones open with a Breece Hall update, reporting that Jets GM Darren Mugee says Hall will be franchise tagged if no long-term deal is reached by March 3rd.
Marcus Grant and Michael Florio use this NFL Fantasy Football Podcast episode to preview AFC and NFC North team needs ahead of free agency, with the draft and combine also in view.
The NFL Fantasy Football Podcast uses a March 19, 2026 news segment on T.Y.
Marcus Grant opens the show with a self-aware joke about procrastinating on the intro.