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A RotoViz podcast covering all things fantasy football hosted by Colm Kelly.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Fantasy football decisions get practical draft-room context, from tiers and ADP pivots to playoff-picture judgment calls.
RotoViz Fantasy Football Show belongs in the Sports lane for listeners who treat fantasy football as a decision game, not background chatter. The sampled episodes stay close to the work: draft tiers, best ball builds, ADP pivot points, playoff picture scenarios, and player…
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A holiday detour that feels personal, familiar, and lightly worn in.
RotoViz Overtime steps away from football and fantasy for a holiday chat that feels more lived-in than packaged. Sean and his cohost move from an old TV recommendation to desserts, baking, and the way family traditions shift as kids get older and the household changes around…
A tight draft postmortem that weighs August ADP against real pivot points and separates regret from what was never easy to fix.
Colm Kelly looks back at the August draft with a clear eye for the spots that still linger. He ties the regret to the ADP he was working with at the time, which keeps the piece grounded in the market rather than in easy hindsight.
A waiver-wire episode built around context, stash value, and the pressure of the season.
Week 8 waiver-wire talk arrives at a useful turning point, with enough season behind it to separate the real signals from the noise and to see what may still hold value.
A practical waiver-wire guide for managers balancing short-term help against rest-of-season patience.
Week 7 waiver wire talk is really about roster management, not a name dump. It stays focused on streamers, hold or cut calls, and the way bye week timing changes what a pickup is worth, so the advice stays tied to lineup shape instead of hype.
A practical Week 4 waiver guide built around roster pressure and injury fallout.
Week 4 is treated as a roster problem more than a waiver-wire seminar, and the injuries are what make the choices matter. Colin Kelly keeps the conversation tied to what actually changes when a bench spot opens, which gives the player talk more purpose and keeps it from drifting…
Playoff-week fantasy comes down to small edges, and the episode keeps showing how narrow they can be.
Fantasy football is framed here as a game of small edges, with the focus staying on the Week 14 to Week 15 shift and the thin line between making the playoffs and missing out.
A bonus Q&A that widens fantasy football talk into listener questions and a Jack Ryan take.
Colm Kelly and Sean Siegel use this bonus Rotovis OT to move from fantasy football and NFL talk into listener questions, some back-and-forth between themselves, and a Jack Ryan discussion.
A steady Week 16 read that separates fantasy noise from the part that matters.
Week 16 stops feeling theoretical and turns into bookkeeping. The focus shifts from playoff pressure to what this week means for the rest of the fantasy season, with a glance at 2026 when it makes sense. Broncos-Jaguars carries most of the load.
Fast sports context, story by story.
Galway sport, close to the action.
College postseason stakes, told with heart.
Sports history with old-school heart.
Colm Kelly’s Week 13 waiver wire show centers on one theme: which injury replacements and late-season adds can help fantasy managers survive the NFL’s Thanksgiving-heavy slate.
RotoViz Fantasy Football Show centers on Colm Kelly's dynasty trade decisions after a Thursday Night Football slate that featured Aaron Rodgers, Joe Flacco, Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, and Pat Freiermuth.
Colin Kelly uses the RotoViz Fantasy Football Show to break down the Wise Up FFPC roster he drafted with Sean from the 1.01 spot, starting with Jamar Chase, Jonathan Taylor at 2.12, and George Kittle at 3.01.
Sean Siegel's updated 2025 fantasy football tiers anchor a $125 FFPC best ball draft on RotoViz Overtime, with Trey McBride, Jaden Daniels, and Jerry Jeudy driving most of the board discussion.
RotoViz Fantasy Football Show focuses on Week 3 waiver-wire targets across shallow ESPN and larger league formats, with Colin Kelly using his own Kings Classic and FFPC decisions as examples.
Colm Kelly’s Week 5 waiver-wire episode centers on how injuries to Tyreek Hill, Malik Nabers, Lamar Jackson, and several running backs change the stash landscape.
Colm Kelly uses the Week 6 waiver wire to sort through injuries, byes, and short-term replacements, with Omarion Hampton, Kyler Murray, Antonio Gibson, and Darius Slayton all mentioned as current injury concerns.
RotoViz Fantasy Football Show's RotoViz OT covers Week 16 NFL takeaways, with Colin Kelly and Sean Siegel focusing on Kyle Pitts, Chase Brown, Chris Olave, and James Cook.
Colm Kelly uses the Thursday Night Football recap to frame Buffalo as a 3-0 team that beat Miami 31-21 behind Josh Allen's three passing touchdowns and James Cook's 19 carries for 108 yards.
Colm Kelly opens the RotoViz Fantasy Football Show with Week 5 injury news on Lamar Jackson, J.J.
Colin Kelly opens on the Week 14-to-15 turn and treats it like playoff territory, then moves straight into the news and roster math that can decide a fantasy season.
Colm Kelly centers this RotoViz Fantasy Football Show episode on Week 10 waiver moves after injuries to Tucker Kraft, Matthew Golden, Travis Hunter, and Jayden Daniels reshaped rosters.
Colm Kelly focuses on Week 11 waiver decisions for playoff-bound fantasy teams, starting with Alec Pierce, Parker Washington, and Jery Jeudy as the clearest wide receiver targets.
Colin Kelly opens by framing the show around the fantasy playoffs and a few NFL playoff-picture updates as Week 15 turns to Week 16.
Colm Kelly opens RotoViz Fantasy Football Show: What A Morning!
RotoViz Overtime turns the AFC playoff race into a tiebreaker-heavy map, with the Chiefs sitting at 6-6 and only a 37 percent chance to get in.
Colin and Sean open with a live Q&A and spend a lot of the show on film, TV, and book recommendations.
Colin Kelly opens with a listener question about whether now is the right time to trade for players before they break out.
Colm Kelly opens the show.
A McBride touchdown call opens the show before the conversation shifts into Week 16.
Sports podcast hosts break format for rare personal episode discussing holiday traditions and favorite seasonal foods.
Detroit at 42% playoff odds while every other NFC contender sits above 86% - the Lions are in freefall
Colm Kelly analyzes the NFL Week 12 waiver wire, focusing on running backs like Sean Tucker, Emmanuel Wilson, and Basial Tootin, while discussing strategic budget decisions for the fantasy football playoff push.
Colm Kelly uses Sean’s Banana Stand article to rank the 2017 rookie class as number one, with Christian McCaffrey moving to 1.01 and Patrick Mahomes at 1.02.
RotoViz Fantasy Football Show centers on Sean Siegel’s August 2 secondary-breakout article about Jackson Smith-Njigba, with the hosts debating why the piece treated JSN as a player with a 2025 ceiling shaped by talent, usage, and team context.
Colm Kelly uses his pre-recorded RotoViz Fantasy Football Show episode to revisit draft mistakes from June, July, and August, with examples from FFPC rosters and ADP ranges.
Road of His Fantasy Football Podcast covers Week 8 waiver wire pickups amid significant bye weeks.
The episode opens on Week 7 waiver-wire planning.
Colm Kelly and Greg Rosenthal preview the first NFL regular-season game in Dublin, with roughly 75,000 people expected at Crow Park and strong interest from Irish fans and visitors from abroad.
Colin Kelly provides week four waiver wire strategy analysis for fantasy football leagues.