PFF Radio - Fantasy Football Podcasts

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF vice president of fantasy football vibes Dwain McFarland to break down some of the guy's findings on draft capital and best-ball targets. Ian starts things off by going over his latest article for PFF . com, concluding that fantasy footballers are largely better off only attacking players drafted inside of the top-three rounds regardless of position. After about 30 minutes Dwain briefly hears out Ian's complaint that everyone is over-reacting to Zeke's underwhelming, but injury-induced, second half of the season before the guys move on to some best-ball targets. Dwain leads the charge and goes through which quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends he's straddling (pause), avoiding, or targeting before the draft. It was a great day to be great on the PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF analyst Dwain McFarland to break down the entire tight end fantasy landscape. The guys go through their respective rankings, Dwain's tiers and basically just talk some ball with a focus on fantasy. Business as usual some might say. It was a great day to be great on the PFF Fantasy Football Podcast in episode four of a short four-part series previewing every fantasy position before the guys really start getting into pure draft strategy and specific targets.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF analyst Dwain McFarland to break down the entire wide receiver fantasy landscape. The guys go through their respective rankings, Dwain's tiers and basically just talk some ball with a focus on fantasy. Business as usual some might say. It was a great day to be great on the PFF Fantasy Football Podcast in episode three of a short four-part series previewing every fantasy position before the guys really start getting into pure draft strategy and specific targets.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF analyst Dwain McFarland to break down the entire running back fantasy landscape. The guys go through their respective rankings, Dwain's tiers and basically just talk some ball with a focus on fantasy. Business as usual some might say. It was a great day to be great on the PFF Fantasy Football Podcast in episode two of a short four-part series previewing every fantasy position before the guys really start getting into pure draft strategy and specific targets.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF analyst Dwain McFarland to break down the entire quarterback fantasy landscape. The guys go through their respective rankings, Dwain's tiers and basically just talk some ball with a focus on fantasy. Business as usual some might say. It was a great day to be great on the PFF Fantasy Football Podcast in episode one of a short four-part series previewing every fantasy position before the guys really start getting into pure draft strategy and specific targets.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF rockstar Dwain McFarland to go through the depth charts of all 32 teams after free agency. The guys set a new record by barking for over 3 hours, but dammit it's good stuff. One team after another, alphabetical, QB, RB, WR and TE alike: it was a great day to be great on The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast. If you listen on 3x speed, we're talking barely over an hour. Cool? Cool.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF's finest Dwain McFarland to break down the Tyreek Hill trade as well as Dwain's early 2022 rankings. Key points from the Hill discussion include: how far Hill drops now catching passes from Tua, is Jaylen Waddle still a WR1?, why it might make sense to fade Mike Gesicki, if Tua is now in the QB1 conversation (lol, no), how far Patrick Mahomes should drop, time to sell Travis Kelce in dynasty? (YES) and more. The guys end the podcast with Dwain's top-12 QB, RB, WR and TE ranks with conversation particularly touching on the upside of Albert O and the Broncos passing game.

Host Ian Hartitz is back for a solo pod edition to break down the last few days of free agency. Topics include: Deshaun Watson to the Browns, Mat Ryan to the Colts, believe in bounce backs from Marcus Mariota and Jameis Winston?, going home was always the best-case scenario for Leonard Fournette, Rashaad Penny and Cordarrelle Patterson, DUKE JOHNSON IS THE U'S ALL-TIME LEADING RUSHER AND IT'S LIKE NONE OF YOU EVEN CARE, Robert Woods to the Titans, if JuJu can rekindle some fantasy magic with the Chiefs, how Jamison Crowder fits the Bills offense, Gerald Everett expectations in Los Angeles, if we're back in on Robert Tonyan and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF senior analyst Dwain McFarland to break down all the big news from Thursday and early Friday. Topics include: Davante Adams to the Raiders holy shit, Allen Robinson getting paid by the Rams, breaking down potential Deshaun Watson trades to both the Saints and Falcons, if Damien Williams has a chance to lead the Atlanta backfield, what to make of the Patriots signing Ty Montgomery, if Hayden Hurst is a fantasy-viable tight end in Cincinnati and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF senior analyst Dwain McFarland to break down all the big news from Wednesday and early Thursday. Topics include: RIP Antonio Gibson RB1 szn, undertaker gif Devin Singletary RB1 szn?, impact of Brandon Bolden on Josh Jacobs, Raheem Mostert and Chase Edmonds committee, AJB *the* WR1?, Buying David Njoku hype?, fade the hell out of the Jets tight ends, buy the hell out of Irv Smith in fantasy formats of all shapes and sizes, Gronk might be undervalued again and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF senior analyst Dwain McFarland to break down all the big news from Tuesday. Topics include: expectations for Russell Gage, if Amon-Ra St. Brown has been negatively impacted by the Lions' moves at wide receiver, what to make of the newfound options in Jacksonville, Antonio Gibson is free, Devin Singletary lost some pass-down work, James White might have another PPR-induced solid fantasy season in his pocket, Tevin Coleman being back is probably good for Michael Carter in the grand scheme of things, and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF senior analyst Dwain McFarland to break down all the big news from Monday and the weekend. Topics include: Mitch Trubisky as a late-round flyer?, James Conner RB1 szn, chill on Chase Edmonds expectations, Christian Kirk got PAID, Braxton Berrios sneaky-solid late-round pick?, Bengals boosting their offensive line, what to make of the Cowboys wide receiver room without Amari Cooper and Cedrick Wilson, Mo Alie-Cox is a large human, Tom Brady unretired (what a jerk), Isaiah McKenzie possible outcomes, Zach Ertz expectations (good!), a look at the Chargers passing game and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF senior analyst Dwain McFarland to go through all 32 teams in order to break down their free agency situation. This involves looking at every QB, RB, WR and TE room and determining: 1.) who is leaving, 2.) who could be expected to fill their roles, and 3.) overall fantasy expectations. 2.5 hours later, Ian and Dwain accomplish this very task and look forward to doing so again after free agency concludes. Great day to be great, after all.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by senior PFF analysts Dwain McFarland and Kevin Cole to sort through the Russell Wilson trade as well as the biggest winners and losers from last week's combine. Fantasy conversation touches on: just how high is too high to rank Russ in Denver, projected pecking order at wide receiver, if you should buy the Albert O hype, if D.K. Metcalf and Tyler Lockett are still top-20 options, Noah Fant full-time role szn, and much more. Next Kevin explains which combine metrics are really worth paying attention to for fantasy purposes before the guys go through the biggest winners and losers at quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by co-owner of Footballguys.com Sigmund Bloom to break down the tight end landscape in dynasty land. Topics include: how much does age matter at tight end, Mark Andrews vs. George Kittle, have we already seen the best of Darren Waller?, buy/sell/hold Hockenson vs. Goedert vs. Knox, is Ian too high on Noah Fant (probably), BUY IRV SMITH SERIOUSLY IF THERE'S ONE LESSON FROM THE PODCAST IT'S THIS, Dalton Schultz Cowboys TE1 of the future?, Mike Gesicki best still to come?, why Brevin Jordan is this year's late-round tight end darling and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by PFF analysts Dwain McFarland (in a cowboy hat!) and Nathan Jahnke to look at how average draft position moves throughout the offseason, available carries and targets pre-free agency as well as current best-ball takeaways by position. This one is loaded, and did we mention Dwain wears a cowboy hat? It's tough to see what more anybody could possibly want from a podcast. One might even say it's a great day to be great.

Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on dynasty content creator and NFL draft specialist Ray Garvin (@RayGQue) to talk all things dynasty wide receivers! Topics include: who fills out the top-five behind Chase and Jefferson, what to make of beastly wide receivers that are starting to get up there in the age department, Tee Higgins vs. Diontae Johnson vs. D.J. Moore, is Jaylen Waddle just scratching the surface of what he's capable of, is Elijah Moore going a bit overhyped, Chase Claypool buy low?, why don't people accept Marquise Brown is a baller, what to make of Calvin Ridley and Michael Thomas at the moment, BUY CURTIS SAMUEL, Kendrick Bourne szn?!, Garrett Wilson vs. Chris Olave, Ray's thoughts on Treylon Burks and much more.

Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on ESPN fantasy analyst Mike Clay to break down the NFL's quarterback landscape from a dynasty perspective. Topics include: potential buy-low opportunity for older quarterbacks?, second-year signal-caller ranks, Justin Herbert THE QB3?, Burrow vs. Jackson vs. Murray, have we seen the best of Russell Wilson already?, the Deshaun Watson situation, Stafford vs. Rodgers, why Jalen Hurts is a prime sell-high candidate, Derek Carr in Pittsburgh might be a fun time and much, much more.

Host Ian Hartitz is joined by Late-Round Fantasy Football creator JJ Zachariason to talk all things dynasty running backs! Topics include: wide receiver over running back early in startup drafts?, what age/experience/workload metrics truly matter, how much landing spot factors into prospect evaluation, RB2 in dynasty, Javonte Williams thoughts, time to run from Dalvin Cook?, how Austin Ekeler might age, what to make of Cam Akers, Michael Carter vs. Elijah Mitchell vs. Travis Etienne, some late-round sleepers and much more! Make sure you check out JJ's new site: https://lateround.com/

Host Ian Hartitz breaks down his fantasy football dynasty ranks by position, which includes 400 players and can be found on PFF.com. He goes through the top-12 at quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end, highlighting some particularly difficult decision and debates along the way. The 50 minute solo episode also includes plenty of thoughts on late-round gems including David Njoku, Chris Evans, Curtis Samuel and more.