PFF Radio - Fantasy Football Podcasts

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by Dwain McFarland to break down each and every Sunday matchup with a focus on changes in utilization, missed opportunities that you won't find in the box score and more cool shit that you're just going to have to listen to in order to find out. Seriously. The episode is loaded. I'm not sure how to best express this in a simple episode description: Trust me. It's really good. 2.5 hours, we go through every game. It was a great day to be great. Don't believe me? Listen. Cool? Cool.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF analyst Nic Bodiford to break down every fantasy-relevant injury ahead of Week 1. Topics include: Miles Sanders upside, CMC is fine CHILL OUT PEOPLE, Chase Edmonds is good to go, J.K. Dobbins (knee) is a risky play and a game-time decision, stay away from Kenneth Walker (hernia), Diontae Johnson (shoulder) and Jaylen Waddle (quad) are fine, Drake London (knee) and Michael Thomas (hamstring) are tough to trust when listed as questionable, Rondale Moore is out FUCK, Chris Godwin (knee) is a game-time decision AKA don't play him because the Bucs play Sunday night, Gerald Everett and Irv Smith profile as the best replacements for George Kittle (groin) and Zach Ertz (calf), and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF data analyst Kevin Cole to discuss some key Week 1 matchups along with Kevin's Week 1 quarterback rankings. Topics include: Miles Sanders set up rather nicely against the Lions, don't be afraid to kind of believe in Mike Davis this week, early-season Trey Lance expectations, could Geno Smith be below-average as opposed to terrible, over/under starts for Mitchell Trubisky, is Joe Flacco actually a good thing for the Jets offense, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down the week's top questions at the tight end position. Ian goes through his tight end target tiers in order to get an idea of the pecking order inside of every team's passing game before getting to his Week 1 fantasy football rankings. Streamer options for George Kittle (calf) and Zach Ertz (calf) are discussed, and Ian gives his take on which tight ends have the best chance to shoot up the ranks with some good Week 1 usage. All that and much more in a crisp 15-minute edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down the week's top questions at the wide receiver position. Topics include: shadow matchups, best and worst matchups using PFF's WR/CB matchup tool, major riser and faller of the last few weeks, Amon-Ra St. Brown's smash spot, don't be afraid to stream Rondale Moore or Isaiah McKenzie this week, Marquise Brown could have a pretty, pretty, pretty nice start to the season, injury analysis, bold and pissed-off calls of the week, Ian's Week 1 fantasy football rankings and much more in a crisp 30-minute edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down the week's top questions at the running back position. Topics include: handcuff index, best and worst matchups in terms of combined yards before contact per carry, major riser and faller of the last few weeks, Broncos are set up rather brilliantly against the Seahawks, don't be afraid to fade Zeke this week, Mike Davis is going to have a lot of volume, Jeff Wilson could be on the cover of Week 2 waiver wire columns, injury analysis, bold and pissed-off calls of the week, Ian's Week 1 fantasy football rankings and much more in a crisp 30-minute edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is riding solo to break down the week's top questions at the quarterback position. Topics include: Aaron Rodgers is set up to smash against the Vikings, be cautious of Matthew Stafford's ceiling against the Bills, Trey Lance THE QB1 of Week 1?, Jameis Winston streamer of the week, quarterbacks who could be under constant duress, quarterbacks who could have all day to throw, Ian's Week 1 fantasy football rankings and much more in a crisp 16 minute edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to draft a Main Event team together for a chance to win one million dollhairs. They start with the 1.11 and manage to land Stefon Diggs as well as Derrick Henry before slowly but surely building a contender. It's an objectively good f*cking team. Yes, I, Ian, am a little biased as I write this description, but seriously, look at the squad yourself. LOADED. Anyways, Ian drinks some beer, so does Dwain, and together they complete their eighth collective re-draft stream of the 2022 season.

Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF gangsters Dwain McFarland and Nathan Jahnke to break down their final thoughts on the tight end position before Week 1. Topics include: General strategy in 1-QB re-draft leagues, auction thoughts, favorite sleeper tight ends, thoughts on Travis Kelce, are Gerald Everett and Albert O worth late-round picks, Dallas Goedert propaganda, Dalton Schultz thoughts, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF gangsters Dwain McFarland and Nathan Jahnke to break down their final thoughts on the running back position before Week 1. Topics include: General strategy in 1-QB re-draft leagues, strategy in superflex, auction thoughts, favorite "dead zone" running back to target, favorite sleeper, Dameon Pierce propaganda, Alvin Kamara thoughts, Saquon Barkley floor/ceiling, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF gangsters Dwain McFarland and Nathan Jahnke to break down their final thoughts on the wide receiver position before Week 1. Topics include: General strategy in 1-QB re-draft leagues, auction thoughts, favorite sleeper wide receiver with an ADP outside the top-100 to target, thoughts on Gabriel Davis, are Chris Godwin and Michael Gallup worth the risk, Amon-Ra St. Brown propaganda, Allen Lazard thoughts, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF gangsters Dwain McFarland and Nathan Jahnke to break down their final thoughts on the quarterback position before Week 1. Topics include: General strategy in 1-QB re-draft leagues, strategy in superflex, auction thoughts, quarterback outside the top-6 with top-3 upside, favorite sleeper, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to update the ranks after fully digesting all of the preseason Week 2 action. Topics include: Making sense of this Washington backfield, time to rank Dameon Pierce as the overall RB1?, don't draft Noah Fant, Cole Kmet concerns, don't draft Noah Fant, Raheem Mostert sleeper of the day, don't draft Noah Fant, Jamison Crowder is a bit too cheap, don't draft Noah Fant, Treylon Burks back on the up and up, don't draft Noah Fant, Baltimore backfield, Chargers backfield and K.J. Hamler goodness in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to draft together in the Footballguys Players Championship. They start with the 1.08 and land Stefon Diggs as well as Mark Andrews before slowly but surely building a contender. It's an objectively good f*cking team. Yes, I, Ian, am a little biased as I write this description, but seriously, look at the squad yourself. LOADED. Anyways, Ian drinks some beer, so does Dwain, and together they complete their sixth collective re-draft stream of the 2022 season.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to draft together in the Footballguys Players Championship. They start with the 1.07 and land Dalvin Cook as well as Saquon Barkley before slowly but surely building a contender. Honestly. this squad looks pretty, pretty, pretty good. Early and middle rounds went fine enough, but the second half was truly a marvel. One upside wide receiver after another deep into this thing. Even pulled the famous Kareem Hunt + D'Ernest Johnson potential double-boom stack. It's an objectively good f*cking team. Yes, I, Ian, am a little biased as I write this description, but seriously, look at the squad yourself. LOADED. Anyways, Ian drinks some coffee, Dwain has great hair, and together they complete their sixth collective re-draft stream of the 2022 season.

Host Ian Hartitz rides solo and discusses his top-12 sleepers to help dominate any fantasy football draft. Topics include: Justin Fields THE late-round QB of 2022, Darrell Henderson has a solid floor and league-winning ceiling, Nyheim Hines possess more handcuff value than given credit for, don't discount Khalil Herbert's cozy floor/ceiling, Jamaal Williams is a damn king and the mainstream media refuses to address it, No. 3 wide receivers with the potential to soar far higher with just one injury include Tyler Boyd and Joshua Palmer, Rondale Moore and Jahan Dotson have target ceilings that aren't represented enough in their ADP, Irv Smith THE late-round TE of 2022, Gerald Everett could be good, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to draft together in the Footballguys Players Championship. They start with the 1.12 and deploy a bully tight end strategy at the turn by rolling with Mark Andrews and Kyle Pitts before slowly but surely building a contender. Honestly this squad looks pretty, pretty, pretty good. Early and middle rounds went fine enough, but the second half was truly a marvel. They played the quarterback room like a damn fiddle. Johnny from that "Devil went down to Georgia" would be impressed. It's an objectively good f*cking team. Yes, I, Ian, am a little biased as I write this description, but seriously, look at the squad yourself. LOADED. Anyways, Ian drinks some coffee, Dwain has great hair, and together they complete their fifth collective re-draft stream of the 2022 season.

Host Ian Hartitz rides solo and discusses his top-10 tips to help dominate any fantasy football draft. Topics include: Why you don't need to get cute early and reach on ADP, there are more workhorse running backs than usually available in the first three to four rounds, prioritize best-case scenarios as well as players priced closer to their floor than ceiling, injury prone and already injured are two completely different things, Round 6 is a borderline erotic spot to draft a quarterback, don't be afraid to make a strength a superpower, review your league's scoring format, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Ian Hartitz breaks down his top-10 fades at ADP ahead of the 2022 season. Topics include: There are discounted versions of Josh Allen and Joe Burrow available far later in the draft, why Nick Chubb NEEDS to be amazing in order to meet value, Seattle ugh, dead-zone running backs, Deebo Samuel rushing volume concerns, and why Dalton Schultz probably isn't someone that drafters should make a habit of reaching on.

Ian Hartitz breaks down his top-10 values at ADP ahead of the 2022 season. Topics include: Trey Lance's fantasy-friendly rushing workload, Leonard Fournette and Saquon Barkley having first-round workloads despite being priced as second-to-third round talents, Travis Etienne pass-catching upside, Mike Williams ADP disparity in sharp vs. home leagues, Terry McLaurin to the moon, Rondale Moore szn, believe in Michael Thomas, and much more.