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| Week 4 Fantasy Football QB Rankings and Tiers: Tyler Shough QB7, Drake Maye QB23, MORE | 29 Sep 2026 | 00:38:16 | |
📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40 ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries Through three weeks, Bryce Young and Tyler Shough are top-four fantasy QBs while Drake Maye and Justin Herbert don't crack the top 25. Ian Hartitz ranks his top 32 quarterbacks for Week 4, sorts them into five tiers, and stops after every tier for a bigger question about the position, from bye-week streamers to which QBs are playing scared. TIER 1: THE BIG SIX TIER 2: ROCK SOLID QB1S TIER 3: WE'RE SAYING THERE'S A CHANCE TIER 4: THERE'S AT LEAST ONE CONCERN TIER 5: I'M GOOD, THANKS Thanks to Fantasy Genius for sponsoring this episode. Connect your league for its full history, who has owned every player, and human-written league recaps. Go to https://fantasygenius.io and use code ROTOWIRE for 20% off your first year. CHAPTERS #fantasyfootball #QBrankings #NFL Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 3 Beyond the Box Score: Jaylen Warren, Malik Washington, Davante Adams, and more players who NEARLY did so much more | 28 Sep 2026 | 00:22:54 | |
📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40 ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries 🏈 Build a dynasty with Franchise League Football, and the highest-scoring GM wins $50 every week: https://www.franchiseleaguefootball.com/ The Week 3 box score lied to you. Ian Hartitz goes back through every play that did not survive to the stat sheet: touchdowns wiped out by penalty, drives that died at the one-yard line, the unrealized air yards leaderboard, defensive pass interference, interceptions that were not the quarterback's fault, and the drops and overthrows that cost six points. Jaylen Warren had an 87-yard run taken off the board by a holding call, then got caught by the turf monster on what should have been a 32-yard score later in the same drive. Malik Washington broke two tackles for a 14-yard touchdown that came back on an illegal shift, then had a potential 43-yard score overthrown. Davante Adams beat Pat Surtain deep for what should have been a 46-yard touchdown, and got nothing for it. Matthew Golden led the league with 154 unrealized air yards and already has 95 defensive pass interference yards through three weeks. Ian calls it the sheesh report, because these are the moments that make fantasy managers say exactly that. The full article is up for free at rotowire.com. Chapters Subscribe for fantasy football analysis from Ian Hartitz every week. #ad Paid partnerships with Franchise League Football and Betr. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 3 Recap with Dwain McFarland presented by Fantasy Life | 28 Sep 2026 | 02:49:58 | |
Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland break down all 13 Sunday games from NFL Week 3 on Fantasy Football is Life. Get the biggest fantasy football takeaways, snap counts, route participation, target shares, injury fallout, and early waiver-wire thoughts heading into Week 4. The guys discuss Rashee Rice’s bounce-back, the Dolphins’ backfield after De’Von Achane’s injury, Harold Fannin’s two-touchdown day, Jahmyr Gibbs’ three scores, Kenyon Sadiq’s breakout, and Brock Bowers’ dominant return. Plus: Jordan Addison’s opportunity without Justin Jefferson, the Saints’ backfield after Travis Etienne’s injury, and the fantasy fallout from Ravens–Cowboys. CHAPTERS Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 3 Injury Report: WRs are HURTING, Brock Bowers Questionable, MORE | 25 Sep 2026 | 00:36:34 | |
⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries OddsJam is FREE for 7 days, plus 35% off with code IAN35 ➡️ https://oddsjam.com/?ref=nmm0otg 🏊 Catch every play poolside at Circa Stadium Swim in downtown Las Vegas. Reserve your spot at https://www.circalasvegas.com Ian Hartitz and Billy Collins run through the full Week 3 fantasy football injury report after Friday's practices: who is good to go, who is questionable and who is out at quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end, plus the fantasy fallout from every one of them. The wide receivers are hurting. Puka Nacua is doubtful, which bumps Davante Adams and moves Terrance Ferguson up to TE10. Nico Collins is out again, Zay Flowers is questionable for the 4:25pm ET game in Brazil, DJ Moore is a game-time decision, and Ian explains why he could sit Malik Nabers even though he is not listed. Brock Bowers is questionable after a planned DNP on Friday, and Ian names the best tight end replacements if he sits. At running back, Rico Dowdle is out and Jaylen Warren becomes Ian's RB17, Saquon Barkley looks on track, and Tony Pollard jumps if Tyjae Spears is ruled out. Then the defensive injury clusters worth knowing, the Ollie Williams weather report (a Nor'easter hits Giants-Titans and Commanders-Seahawks), and a four-leg Betr card built with Billy. ⏱️ CHAPTERS New injury report every Friday afternoon all season long, and Ian is back Sunday night breaking it all down. If the show helps you out, hit like and subscribe. #ad Paid partnerships with Betr and Circa. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 3 Fantasy Football Tight End Ranks and Tiers: Travis Kelce TE4? In this economy? | 24 Sep 2026 | 00:29:39 | |
📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40 ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries Travis Kelce is averaging career highs in yards per catch (14.3) and yards per target (10.8) to open his 14th season, Patrick Mahomes looks like Patrick Mahomes again, and the Chiefs get the Dolphins. Ian Hartitz ranks his top 32 tight ends for Week 3, sorts them into four tiers, and stops after the first three for a bigger question about the position. TIER 1: THE BIG SIX TIER 2: TOP-FIVE UPSIDE TIER 3: YOU COULD IMAGINE TIER 4: THE OTHER GUYS CHAPTERS #fantasyfootball #TErankings #NFL Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 3 Fantasy Football WR Ranks and Tiers: Matthew Golden is looking like a league winner | 23 Sep 2026 | 00:47:27 | |
📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40 ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries Matthew Golden averaged 25.8 receiving yards per game in his first 14 career games, and 79 per game across his last three. He's tied for seventh among all wide receivers in targets and 10th in air yards, and Jayden Reed is out of the picture. Ian Hartitz ranks his top 60 wide receivers for Week 3, sorts them into six tiers, and stops after every tier for a bigger question about the position. TIER 1: ALPHA NO. 1 WRS TIER 2: BALLERS WITH VOLUME TIER 3: FEELING PRETTY, PRETTY, PRETTY GOOD TIER 4: THE LAST GUYS TO FEEL MOSTLY GOOD ABOUT TIER 5: THERE'S AT LEAST ONE RED FLAG TIER 6: WE'RE SAYING THERE'S A CHANCE, BUT NOT NECESSARILY A GOOD ONE Thanks to Fantasy Genius for sponsoring. Connect your league at fantasygenius.io and use code ROTOWIRE for 20% off. CHAPTERS #fantasyfootball #WRrankings #NFL Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 2 Fantasy Football RB Ranks and Tiers: Chuba Hubbard RB1 szn is upon us | 23 Sep 2026 | 00:41:44 | |
📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40 ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries Chuba Hubbard has more fantasy points than Christian McCaffrey right now. With Jonathon Brooks sidelined, Chuba is the running back in Carolina. Ian Hartitz ranks his top 48 running backs for Week 3, sorts them into six tiers, and stops after every tier for a bigger question about the position. TIER 1: BALLERS, SHOT CALLERS TIER 2: THE REST OF THE RB1S TIER 3: SOLID VETS AND BUY-LOW YOUNGSTERS TIER 4: FINE TO START, BUT THERE'S A PRETTY BRIGHT RED FLAG TIER 5: ELITE RB2S OR MEH RB1S TIER 6: CUT YOUR FANTASY TEAM INTO PIECES; THIS IS YOUR LAST RESORT CHAPTERS #fantasyfootball #RBrankings #NFL Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 3 Fantasy Football QB Ranks and Tiers: Bryce Young is BALLING | 22 Sep 2026 | 00:33:55 | |
📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40 ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries Two weeks of football are in the books, and Bryce Young is BALLING. Ian Hartitz ranks his top 32 quarterbacks for Week 3, sorts them into six tiers, and stops after every tier for a bigger question about the position. Only Josh Allen has scored more fantasy points than Bryce so far this season, and he is still only 34% rostered. TIER 1: THE BIG FIVE TIER 2: STARTING THEM AND FEELING GOOD ABOUT IT TIER 3: WE HAVE QUESTIONS TIER 4: SUPERFLEX ONLY IF YOU CAN HELP IT TIER 5: YIKES, BUT HEY, ANY GIVEN SUNDAY TIER 6: NOT GOOD. IN FACT, BAD Thanks to Fantasy Genius for sponsoring this episode. Connect your league for its full history, who has owned every player, and human-written league recaps. Go to https://fantasygenius.io and use code ROTOWIRE for 20% off your first year. CHAPTERS #fantasyfootball #QBrankings #NFL Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 2 Beyond the Box Score Breakdown: Terry McLaurin almost had a HUGE day | 21 Sep 2026 | 00:19:00 | |
📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40 ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries The Week 2 box score lied to you. Ian Hartitz goes back through every play that did not survive to the stat sheet: touchdowns wiped out by penalty, drives that died at the one-yard line, the unrealized air yards leaderboard, defensive pass interference, interceptions that were not the quarterback's fault, and the drops that cost six points. Terry McLaurin led the league with 146 unrealized air yards and came within inches of a three-touchdown day, then finished as a dud. Justin Jefferson had a 68-yard house call taken off the board by a holding penalty. Neither of those shows up anywhere in the final line, and that gap is the whole point of the show. Ian calls it the sheesh report, because these are the moments that make fantasy managers say exactly that. The full article is up for free at rotowire.com. Chapters Subscribe for fantasy football analysis from Ian Hartitz every week. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| NFL Week 2 Reactions with Dwain McFarland Presented by Fantasy Life | 21 Sep 2026 | 02:28:41 | |
📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40 Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland recap every Sunday game from NFL Week 2, one offense at a time, with the utilization numbers that actually move rankings. Route shares, target shares, air yards, snap splits, short yardage work and the injuries that blow up Week 3 lineups. A rough Sunday for almost every running back not named James Cook, three offenses that lost their quarterback, and a handful of receivers who just forced their way into the weekly must start conversation. What we get into: Jayden Reed carted off, and why Christian Watson and Matthew Golden are now the whole Packers passing game CHAPTERS Dwain's utilization report drops Monday afternoon at Fantasy Life. Ian's Sheesh report lands Monday at RotoWire, with QB, RB, WR and TE rankings and tiers on this channel. If the show helped, hit like and subscribe. It genuinely helps. #FantasyFootball #NFL #Week2 #FantasyLife #RotoWire Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 2 Injury Report: Ladd McConkey questionable, Nico Collins out, MORE | 18 Sep 2026 | 00:29:34 | |
⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries OddsJam is FREE for 7 days, plus 35% off with code IAN35 ➡️ https://oddsjam.com/?ref=nmm0otg 🏊 Catch every play poolside at Circa Stadium Swim in downtown Las Vegas. Reserve your spot at https://www.circalasvegas.com Ian Hartitz runs through the full Week 2 fantasy football injury report after Friday's practices: who is good to go, who is questionable and who is out at quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end, plus the fantasy fallout from every one of them. Nico Collins is out, which moves Dalton Schultz up to TE12 and puts Kayshon Boutte in the low-end WR4 range. Ladd McConkey is questionable for a 4:05pm ET kickoff, and Ian names the 1pm receivers he would start instead if it stays a true 50-50. Zay Flowers and Brock Bowers are doubtful, Puka Nacua missed Friday practice, and TreVeyon Henderson and Alvin Kamara both make their season debuts. Then the offensive line and defensive injury clusters worth knowing, the Ollie Williams weather report (Bears-Vikings is the worst spot), and Ian's four Betr picks for the week. ⏱️ CHAPTERS New injury report every Friday afternoon all season long, and Ian is back Sunday night breaking it all down. If the show helps you out, hit like and subscribe. #ad Paid partnerships with Betr and Circa. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 2 Fantasy Football Tight End Rankings and Tiers: Dalton Kincaid No Matter What | 17 Sep 2026 | 00:22:19 | |
📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40 ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries Ian Hartitz ranks his top 27 tight ends for Week 2, sorts them into five tiers, and stops after every tier for a bigger question about the position. Trey McBride opens at TE1, Colston Loveland holds at TE2 after the Week 1 goose egg heard round the world, Dalton Kincaid jumps all the way to TE3, Isaiah Likely lands at TE5 in his first season as a Giant, and Travis Kelce sits at TE13. The Kincaid case in one line: a 77% snap rate and a 69% route rate finally gave him a true full-time role, and on a per route run basis over the last 12 months he belongs in a group with Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Amon-Ra St. Brown. Ian does not need more than one hand to count the tight ends he would rather have the rest of the season. The Likely case: an 8-78-2 opener looks a lot like his 9-111-1 opener in 2024, and he finished that year as the TE20 in points per game. What is different now is that there is no Mark Andrews to share the field with, so he is the focal point of the Giants passing game behind Malik Nabers. THE FIVE TIERS THE KEY QUESTIONS Was Isaiah Likely's Week 1 boom another fluke? We have seen this open before, but never without Mark Andrews on the field. A near full-time role in an offense with no clear second target, and a young quarterback who has played well, is a very different setup. Who have been the league's most productive tight ends over the last half season? Trey McBride at 21.1 points per game, then George Kittle at 16.4 and Kyle Pitts at 13.7, with Brock Bowers, Dallas Goedert and Colby Parkinson close behind. Ian's takeaway: FREE KYLE PITTS. What defenses have been the worst on paper at stopping tight ends over the last 12 months? Spoiler, it is the Bengals, which is exactly why Dalton Schultz is this week's flyer. Who are the best under-owned tight end bench stashes? Oronde Gadsden is the name Ian is most intrigued by, with Terrance Ferguson worth one more week in the stash. Both fit the same profile as Kincaid and Likely: talented receivers waiting on a full-time role. CHAPTERS Use code IAN40 for 40% off RotoWire All-Access. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 2 Fantasy Football Wide Receiver Rankings and Tiers: Jordan Addison bounce-back BOOM?! | 16 Sep 2026 | 00:41:26 | |
📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40 ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries Ian Hartitz ranks his top 60 wide receivers for Week 2, sorts them into six tiers, and stops after every tier for a bigger question about the position. Puka Nacua opens at WR1, DJ Moore lands at WR9 in his first Week 2 as a Bill, Drake London sits at WR26, and Jordan Addison comes in at WR37 with a matchup that makes him this week's exception. The Addison case in one line: he ran one of the deepest route trees in the league in Week 1 at 13.8 average route depth, and downfield targets are usually a warning sign rather than a selling point. Against a man-heavy Bears secondary, Ian has him as the exception to his own rule. THE SIX TIERS THE KEY QUESTIONS Who are the under-the-radar bench stashes for deep leagues? Nine names, all 20% owned or lower on both ESPN and Yahoo, ranked in Ian's order. Dontayvion Wicks, Adonai Mitchell and Rashod Bateman are the preferred Week 2 starts, and Tre' Harris rises to the top of that group if Ladd McConkey (ribs) cannot go. Which matchups and totals move the needle? Cowboys at Commanders carries the second-highest total on the slate, behind only Lions at Bills. And if McConkey sits, Quentin Johnston moves up to roughly WR29 or WR30. Use code IAN40 for 40% off any RotoWire subscription. CHAPTERS Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 2 Fantasy Football Running Back Rankings and Tiers: Time for Christian McCaffrey managers to panic? | 16 Sep 2026 | 00:29:51 | |
📈 Get 40% OFF Ian's Rotowire 2026 Draft Kit — promo code IAN40 Week 2 is here, and one week of football has already changed how people feel about their running backs. Ian Hartitz ranks his top 48 backs for Week 2, sorts them into six tiers, and stops after every tier for a bigger question about the position. First up: everyone who drafted Christian McCaffrey at RB3 should take a step back and chill out. The 49ers gave him 18 combined carries and targets in Week 1, in Australia, while he was dealing with cramps, and they still look like one of the best offenses in the NFL. Also in here: Jahmyr Gibbs opens at RB1 after 33.6 PPR points without an explosive play, Bijan Robinson leads the entire league at a 53% target share, Bucky Irving lands at RB19, Travis Etienne at RB24, and the tier six handcuffs worth stashing are all available in at least 65% of ESPN and Yahoo leagues. THE SIX TIERS THE KEY QUESTIONS Ian's full rankings and tiers are in the draft kit, linked at the top of this description. Promo code IAN40 takes 40% off. New every week: QB, RB, WR and TE rankings and tiers, the injury show on Friday, the Sunday night review show, and Beyond the Box Score on Monday. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and this week's questions Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 2 Fantasy Football Quarterback Rankings and Tiers: Respect Brock Purdy! | 15 Sep 2026 | 00:27:43 | |
Week 2 is here, so it is time to overreact to 60 minutes of football. Ian Hartitz ranks his top 32 quarterbacks for Week 2, sorts them into six tiers, and stops after every tier for a bigger question about the position. And put some respect on Brock Purdy's name: he has averaged north of 20 fantasy points per game since Week 10 last season and ranks first in the Super Bowl era in yards per attempt and passer rating. TIER 1: EASY 20+ FANTASY POINT UPSIDE TIER 2: WE BELIEVE IN YOU, BUT THERE'S JUST ONE PROBLEM TIER 3: THERE'S DEFINITELY A CHANCE TIER 4: FEELS TOO LOW, BUT IS IT REALLY? TIER 5: SUPERFLEX ONLY TIER 6: DREW LOCK AND SOME BUMS Thanks to Fantasy Genius for sponsoring this episode. Connect your league for its full history, who has owned every player, and human-written league recaps. Go to https://fantasygenius.io and use code ROTOWIRE for 20% off your first year. Ian's full rankings and tiers are in the draft kit, linked at the top of this description. Promo code IAN40 takes 40% off. New every week: QB, RB, WR and TE rankings and tiers, the injury show on Friday, the Sunday night review show, and Beyond the Box Score on Monday. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and this week's five questions Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 1 Beyond the Box Score Breakdown: DK Metcalf air yards, George Pickens drops, MORE | 14 Sep 2026 | 00:14:24 | |
Football is back, and so is heartache. Ian Hartitz goes beyond the box score on Week 1 with the Sheesh Report: every near miss you only caught if you watched every single game. Players stopped at the 1-yard line, the unrealized air yards leaderboard, touchdowns wiped out by penalties, the biggest DPIs, the interception doctor, and the drops and better ball touchdowns that would have been a lot cooler as six points. New episode every Monday after the slate. UNREALIZED AIR YARDS GEORGE PICKENS AND THE BIG DROPS TOUCHDOWNS CALLED BACK AND DPI TRACKER ⏱️ CHAPTERS Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 1 Fantasy Football Reactions: Breakouts, Busts & Who to Trust | 14 Sep 2026 | 02:47:28 | |
Week 1 is in the books—but which fantasy performances should you actually believe? Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland break down Sunday’s afternoon games, using snaps, routes, targets, and backfield usage to separate real changes from one-week noise. From Jahmyr Gibbs’ dominant opener and the Bears–Panthers shootout to Josh Allen’s big day and Christian Watson’s breakout performance, they unpack the biggest fantasy storylines. Plus: what to make of Colston Loveland’s quiet start, Jalen Coker’s production, Kyler Murray’s injury, and the crowded backfields shaping early lineup decisions. Get the context behind the box scores before making your Week 2 waiver and lineup moves. TIMESTAMPS Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 1 Fantasy Football Injury Report: Malik Nabers, Rome Odunze Questionable | 11 Sep 2026 | 00:27:05 | |
Ian Hartitz and Billy Collins break down the full Week 1 fantasy football injury report before Sunday kickoff. Malik Nabers and Rome Odunze are both officially questionable, and Ian goes position by position through every designation so you can get your lineups right. 🏆 WIN A FREE SURVIVOR ENTRY (A $1,000 VALUE) https://x.com/Ihartitz/status/2098169602924552479 Ian picks the winner around 3pm ET Saturday, so get in quick. ⏱️ CHAPTERS Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 1 Tight End Rankings and Tiers: Juwan Johnson TE1 szn is upon us | 09 Sep 2026 | 00:22:48 | |
📈 Get 35% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN35 Week 1 is here. Ian Hartitz ranks 25 tight ends across six tiers and takes on a bigger picture question at the end of every tier: the best and worst early season schedules, the best bench stashes, the injuries to monitor, and which tight ends survive a bad offense. Ian also re-ranked twice on the fly during the show. Juwan Johnson moves up to TE9 and Terrance Ferguson moves to the top of tier 6, so you are watching the board change in real time. CHAPTERS Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 1 WR Fantasy Football Rankings and Tiers: Tetairoa McMillan BOOM week? | 08 Sep 2026 | 00:35:17 | |
Week 1 is here after seven long, cold months. Ian Hartitz ranks his top 60 receivers for the opener, sorts them into seven tiers, and stops at the end of every tier for a bigger question about the position. QB, RB, WR and TE ranks and tiers, every single week. TIER 1: THE BIG FOUR TIER 2: BADASS WR1s TIER 3: STARTING WITH CONFIDENCE TIER 4: THERE'S JUST A LITTLE BIT OF CONCERN TIER 5: FLEX PLAYS YOU SHOULD FEEL GOOD ABOUT TIER 6: WE'RE SAYING THERE'S A CHANCE TIER 7: WR5 LONGSHOTS Full rankings, tiers and the Injury Report are all in the draft kit, linked at the top. Promo code IAN35 takes 35% off. Timestamps: Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 1 Fantasy Football RB Rankings and Tiers: D'Andre Swift to the MOON | 07 Sep 2026 | 00:24:55 | |
Ian Hartitz ranks 48 running backs for Week 1, sorts them into seven tiers, and stops at the end of every tier for a bigger question about the position. QB, RB, WR and TE ranks and tiers, every week. TIER 1: THE BIG THREE TIER 2: NO-DOUBT RB1s TIER 3: LEAD BACKS WITH SMASHABLE MATCHUPS TIER 4: YOU'RE STARTING THEM, BUT THERE'S A QUESTION TIER 5: LEAD RUNNING BACKS, PROBABLY TIER 6: FLEX OPTIONS TIER 7: HANDCUFFS AND DART THROWS Full rankings, tiers, the Injury Report and the Draft Assistant are all in the draft kit, linked at the top of this description. Promo code IAN35 takes 35% off. Timestamps: Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Week 1 QB Fantasy Football Rankings and Tiers: Trust Jayden Daniels? | 06 Sep 2026 | 00:18:37 | |
Week 1 is here after seven long, cold months. Ian Hartitz runs through his top 32 quarterbacks for the opener, sorts them into seven tiers, and stops at the end of every tier for a bigger question about the position. This is the new weekly format: QB, RB, WR and TE ranks and tiers, every single week. Timestamps: Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| High-stakes fantasy draft from the 1.08 with Dwain McFarland | 05 Sep 2026 | 01:38:39 | |
Ian Hartitz and Fantasy Life Director of Analytics Dwain McFarland draft an FFPC high-stakes team from the 1.08 in tight end premium scoring, pick by pick, with the reasoning on every call. Brock Bowers or Christian McCaffrey at 1.08? In TE premium, with both guys already sitting on plenty of their teams, the answer was Bowers. From there it was two running backs sooner rather than later, a receiver room built almost entirely between rounds six and nine, and a late-round plan that shores up the backup running backs before touching the onesie positions. THE FULL SQUAD Also in here: why Labor Day weekend is one of the best weekends of the year to draft, what happens to ADP once the grinders move out of the Gorillas and into the Main Event, and the FFPC wrinkle that lets you swap a Wednesday or Thursday game out of your lineup after you have seen the score. Check out all of Dwain's work at fantasylife.com. Ian and Dwain are live every Sunday night at 8pm ET. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| High-stakes fantasy draft from the 1.10 with Dwain McFarland! | 04 Sep 2026 | 01:34:07 | |
Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland, Director of Analytics and Lead Analyst at This is tight end premium, so tight ends get 1.5 points per reception, and it THE BUILD Four running backs and four receivers are gone by the time it gets back around, Straight back to running back after that with Kenneth Walker and Travis Etienne, No quarterback at all until round ten, and then it is Jayden Daniels, who both Mark Andrews falls to the end of round eleven, which with Bowers already on the The rest of it: Keaton Mitchell in round twelve for the standalone value, Ray Timestamps: Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| 6 BOLD Calls for the 2026 Fantasy Football Season | 03 Sep 2026 | 00:21:49 | |
Six bold calls from Ian Hartitz ahead of the 2026 NFL season. In his words: an opportunity to go out there and say some wild stuff, and if it does not work out, throw it right back in his face after the season is over. Timestamps: Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| BULLY Tight End Fantasy Football Draft for $1 million with ETR's John Daigle | 02 Sep 2026 | 01:54:54 | |
📈 Get 35% OFF Ian's Rotowire 2026 Draft Kit — promo code IAN35 $1,000,000 is on the line in this FFPC contest, and John Daigle and I decided the This is a real, live 17-team draft, not a tape study. We argue through zero-RB If you want to see the picks, watch the draft. This description will not spoil it. CHAPTERS Full 2026 rankings, projections and the draft kit: https://www.rotowire.com/?ref=owmwyje Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| 9 GREAT fantasy football players your idiot league mates are not drafting | 01 Sep 2026 | 00:20:02 | |
📈 Get 35% OFF Ian's Rotowire 2026 Draft Kit — promo code IAN35 👉 https://www.rotowire.com/football/draft-kit/ian/?ref=owmwyje Nine guys sitting on waivers or in the back of your draft queue who should not be there. Every one of them is rostered under 30% on Yahoo and/or ESPN, and I think that gap closes fast once games count. The headline: Tank Bigsby, one injury away from the top of every waiver column. Ray Davis, a pure handcuff that rostership and draft ranks are not treating like one. Terrance Ferguson ran a route rate north of 70% in Week 1, which is a top-10 tight end signal as early as Week 2. And the Ravens defense: fifth in my rankings, a real top-six unit by how they finished last season, and still sitting at 58% rostered.
CHAPTERS 0:00 9 players your league isn't drafting 0:20 Tank Bigsby, Eagles handcuff 1:50 Brian Robinson, Falcons handcuff 3:35 Terrance Ferguson, Rams TE 6:17 Kaelon Black, Niners handcuff 8:27 Ray Davis, Bills handcuff 10:05 Devaughn Vele, Saints WR 13:37 Malik Davis, Cowboys handcuff 15:50 Chris Bell, Dolphins WR 17:47 Splash Survivor, two RotoWire contests 18:23 Ravens DST, signing up for a top-six defense 19:30 Four drafts in four days
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| 6 BIG Preseason Trends: Mike McDaniel's Chargers are ready to COOK | 01 Sep 2026 | 00:22:44 | |
Preseason snaps are fake until they are not. Six things showed up on tape this August that I think carry into Week 1, and a few of them should change how you draft. The Chargers are the headline. Mike McDaniel has flipped this offense in a single preseason: outside zone from 17.6% and 29th in the league to 56.1% and first, pre-snap motion from 18th to first, play action from 17th to second, multi tight end from 31st to fourth. Motion and play action are the cheat codes of modern NFL offense and Los Angeles just went from bottom third to top of the league in both. CHAPTERS 0:00 The six trends 0:36 Chargers: outside zone, flip flopped 1:53 Chargers: motion and play action 3:13 Chargers: heavy tight end looks 4:40 Raiders: moving people on the line 6:34 Michael Mayer, the rare No. 2 tight end 8:03 Commanders and Jaguars: two lines nobody likes 9:14 The Commanders pressure problem 10:04 Why I am less concerned about Jacksonville 10:52 Washington is not being creative 12:02 Titans: trouble in paradise 14:15 Daboll's old friends 15:57 Cam Ward has nothing downfield 16:21 More play action for Burrow 17:56 Kudos to Zac Taylor 18:35 Good things from the Giants 20:25 Get the Draft Kit with code IAN35 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Rapid Fire ESPN, Yahoo and Sleeper Fantasy Football Mock Drafts! | 31 Aug 2026 | 00:29:54 | |
Seven rules, then three full mock drafts back to back on the free RotoWire Mock Draft Simulator. ESPN half PPR from the 1.01, Yahoo full PPR from the 1.06, and Sleeper half PPR from the 1.12, so you get an early pick, a middle pick and the turn. Every round called out loud, with the reasoning as it happens. CHAPTERS 0:00 The seven rules 0:37 Late-round QB for the win 1:12 Two RBs in the first three rounds 1:40 Five WRs by the end of Round 9 2:37 Late rounds are reserved 2:46 The tight end plan 3:20 Baltimore DST 3:38 Kickers with big legs 4:11 Mock 1: ESPN, half PPR, from the 1.01 13:33 Mock 2: Yahoo, full PPR, from the 1.06 21:52 Mock 3: Sleeper, half PPR, from the 1.12 28:26 The seven rules, one more time Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| The 7 BEST late-round sleepers in fantasy football | 29 Aug 2026 | 00:21:28 | |
Every one of these guys is going outside the top 120 picks on Sleeper, Yahoo AND ESPN. That was the only rule. No "sleepers" you have to reach for in the seventh round, no players who are already priced up on one site. Seven names you can actually get at the end of your draft, and where I have them ranked versus where the market has them. CHAPTERS 0:00 The one rule 0:36 Tank Bigsby, Philadelphia 3:01 Woody Marks, Houston 5:25 RotoWire Draft Kit, code IAN35 7:06 Ray Davis, Buffalo 9:37 KC Concepcion, Cleveland 13:11 Mike Washington, Las Vegas 14:54 Terrance Ferguson, LA Rams 17:44 Baltimore DST 19:45 Wrap up and what's coming in season Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Why High-Stakes Drafters Are So Much Higher on These Players | 27 Aug 2026 | 00:26:39 | |
📈 Get 35% OFF Ian's Rotowire 2026 Draft Kit — promo code IAN35 👉 https://www.rotowire.com/football/draft-kit/ian/?ref=owmwyje Six players going significantly earlier in high-stakes FFPC drafts than they are on Yahoo. Millions of dollars ride on the high-stakes crowd being right, so when the money is this far ahead of the public, it is worth a look. Ian Hartitz gives his own rank on each one and says who is right. Timestamps: 0:00 The plan 0:26 Parker Washington 4:39 Woody Marks 7:50 RotoWire, code IAN35 8:43 KC Concepcion 10:52 Matthew Golden 16:16 How this changes your draft 17:13 Splash Survivor 18:25 Wan'Dale Robinson 22:09 Juwan Johnson 25:25 The draft strategy guide
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| Buying or selling 5 MASSIVE ADP risers from training camp | 25 Aug 2026 | 00:45:22 | |
📈 Get 35% OFF Ian's Rotowire 2026 Draft Kit — promo code IAN35 👉 https://www.rotowire.com/football/draft-kit/ian/?ref=owmwyje Five players whose price moved between August 1 and August 24. For each one Ian Hartitz lays out why they moved up, why the move makes sense, why it does not, and then a verdict on whether the new number is worth paying. DE'ZHAUN STRIBLING, WR61 to WR51. A perfect storm of the Ricky Pearsall injury, great camp reports and an awesome preseason: 13 targets and an 11-109-0 line on only 22 routes, plus a drop that could have been a touchdown. The case for is that Kyle Shanahan consistently makes more with less in this passing game, from Richie James to Jauan Jennings to Kendrick Bourne. The case against is that Stribling still profiles as the No. 4 option behind McCaffrey, Mike Evans and George Kittle. BUYING as a borderline WR3. JONATHON BROOKS, RB34 to RB29. Good camp reports and a Chuba Hubbard hamstring. Dave Canales says that if Chuba is good to go it will be a committee in Week 1, and Brooks dominated first-team usage in the preseason. But Chuba is not dead, the burst has not looked great, and RotoWire grades that offensive line 29th. SELLING at the Round 5-6 price. J ACORY CROSKEY-MERRITT, RB40 to RB37. More clarity on the pecking order, and ambiguous backfields inevitably create value once a leader emerges. Washington ranked 5th in scoring in 2025. BUYING as the top back in that backfield. MARSHAWN LLOYD, RB58 to RB50. He got through camp healthy, which nobody was assuming, and he is the clear No. 2 in a usually good Green Bay offense at 71% of snaps to Chris Brooks's 29%. BUYING as a great handcuff. TERRANCE FERGUSON, TE27 to TE20. Rams tight ends scored the second-most PPR points in the league last season, and Ferguson led all tight ends in yards per reception at 21, with 52% of his targets coming 20-plus yards downfield against 21% for the next closest. BUYING as his favorite late-round tight end click in fantasy. Rankings, tiers and the Draft Assistant are all in the draft kit, linked at the top of this description. Timestamps: 0:00 The plan 0:25 De'Zhaun Stribling 8:54 Jonathon Brooks 18:43 RotoWire, code IAN35 20:03 Jacory Croskey-Merritt 28:28 MarShawn Lloyd 35:10 Splash Survivor 36:05 Terrance Ferguson 44:10 Wrapping up Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Preseason Week 2 Fantasy Football Takeaways: How high is too high to rank De'Zhaun Stribling? | 24 Aug 2026 | 01:22:28 | |
📈 Get 35% OFF Ian's Rotowire 2026 Draft Kit — promo code IAN35 👉 https://www.rotowire.com/football/draft-kit/ian/?ref=owmwyje Week 2 of the preseason supplied plenty of answers and plenty of questions. Ian Hartitz goes team by team through all 32, covering the usage and key plays from every quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end room, then gives the one fantasy takeaway that actually matters for each. It is still August, so keep your composure out there. Usage matters more than performance in these glorified scrimmages. The point is working out who each team's starters actually are instead of trusting those silly unofficial depth charts. Some of what came out of it: De'Zhaun Stribling is the headliner. He caught 4 of 5 targets for 46 yards and dropped what could have been a 33-yard touchdown, and the bull case is clear enough that he is up to WR38 for Ian and in play as a Round 7-8 pick. Ashton Jeanty luckily avoided long-term injury, but Ian would be hesitant to draft him earlier than Round 3 until there is a timeline for a return. Mike Washington keeps putting together one preseason highlight after another, ripping a 33-yard run and taking a near every-down role at an 85% snap rate. RJ Harvey's path to smashing his ADP is to keep on with exactly the receiving goodness he showed, taking a 22-yard touchdown catch and playing every snap alongside Jaylen Waddle and Courtland Sutton. Waddle himself lined up inside on 66% of his snaps, a huge jump from 18% with the Dolphins in 2025. Woody Marks took all 10 snaps with the Houston starters for 43 yards and a 20-yard score. Kaelon Black played 83% of snaps with Brock Purdy and four of six third downs. Ja'Kobi Lane looks like Baltimore's No. 3 receiver with Rashod Bateman probably not facing punishment from the NFL. And Jaylen Warren and Rico Dowdle split Pittsburgh's work almost exactly evenly, which keeps both worthwhile in the Round 7-8 range. Plus Shedeur Sanders outplaying Deshaun Watson in Cleveland, Chicago leaning into two-tight-end sets, Tyrone Tracy's rough August continuing in New York, and a whole lot more. Rankings, tiers and the Draft Assistant are all in the draft kit, linked at the top of this description.
Timestamps: 0:00 The plan 0:21 Arizona Cardinals 0:51 Atlanta Falcons 2:12 Baltimore Ravens 4:19 Buffalo Bills 5:02 Carolina Panthers 8:13 Chicago Bears 10:55 Cincinnati Bengals 13:12 RotoWire, code IAN35 13:59 Cleveland Browns 17:49 Dallas Cowboys 19:58 Denver Broncos 23:22 Detroit Lions 24:08 Green Bay Packers 27:35 Houston Texans 31:42 Indianapolis Colts 33:01 Jacksonville Jaguars 33:49 DraftKings 35:47 Kansas City Chiefs 39:39 Las Vegas Raiders 46:14 Los Angeles Chargers 49:28 Los Angeles Rams 50:14 Miami Dolphins 52:26 Minnesota Vikings 52:46 New England Patriots 53:45 New Orleans Saints 54:48 New York Giants 56:35 New York Jets 58:29 Philadelphia Eagles 59:23 Pittsburgh Steelers 1:03:12 Splash Survivor 1:04:52 San Francisco 49ers 1:12:33 Seattle Seahawks 1:13:30 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1:15:31 Tennessee Titans 1:18:11 Washington Commanders Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Everything to know about your Fantasy Football Draft in 18 minutes | 22 Aug 2026 | 00:18:13 | |
A full crash course for your 2026 fantasy football draft, position by position, for anyone who has not been grinding this 365 days a year. Where to spend the early picks, where the value actually is, and who the late-round sleepers are. 📈 Get 35% OFF Ian's Rotowire 2026 Draft Kit — promo code IAN35 👉 https://www.rotowire.com/football/draft-kit/ian/?ref=owmwyje Timestamps: 0:00 The plan 0:14 Quarterback 1:02 Jared Goff 1:34 Kyler Murray 2:58 Running back 3:35 Chase Brown, the RB4 5:02 Rounds 7-10: Steelers and Washington backs 6:23 Jordan Mason 6:40 The handcuffs 7:09 Wide receiver 8:41 Five receivers by round nine 9:01 Receivers, round 3 9:22 Receivers, round 4 9:37 Receivers, round 5 10:06 Receivers, round 6 10:50 Receivers, rounds 7-9 12:05 Receiver sleepers 12:55 Extra deep leagues 13:34 Tight end 15:14 Favorite late-round tight ends 15:53 Kicker 16:40 Defense 17:55 RotoWire, code IAN35 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| The BEST draft position for 2026 fantasy football draft | 21 Aug 2026 | 00:41:12 | |
📈 Get 35% OFF Ian's Rotowire 2026 Draft Kit — promo code IAN35 👉 https://www.rotowire.com/football/draft-kit/ian/?ref=owmwyje Ian Hartitz picks his favorite spot in the first round and then proves it, going pick by pick through what is realistically on the board in every round from the 1.01, and then running two live mock drafts to show the roster it actually builds. The case for the top of the round is simple. In the first five or six rounds you can find pockets of players you are reasonably confident will be there, and the 1.01 is the only pick nobody can take from you. This year that pick is Jahmyr Gibbs, who has the most crystal clear boom profile in fantasy football: a player in his prime, in an offense finally willing to feed him a workhorse role, with no David Montgomery in Detroit to worry about any more. And Bills aside, the Lions have been the most consistent high-scoring offense of the last five years. Timestamps: 0:00 Where you want to be picking 0:23 Why the 1.01 is the pick 1:02 Round 1: who is actually on the board 1:56 Round 2 4:54 Round 3 6:39 Round 4: the receiver pocket 8:58 Round 5 11:23 Round 6 and the elite QB question 18:18 The build you end up with 20:18 RotoWire, code IAN35 21:34 Mock draft 1, from the 1.01 29:59 Splash Survivor 31:54 Mock draft 2, from the 1.04
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| The BEST pick in every round over at Yahoo Fantasy | 20 Aug 2026 | 00:59:26 | |
📈 Get 35% OFF Ian's Rotowire 2026 Draft Kit — promo code IAN35 👉 https://www.rotowire.com/football/draft-kit/ian/?ref=owmwyje One favorite pick in every round, rounds 1 through 10, off Yahoo ADP in full PPR. For each one Ian Hartitz gives the case, the other names he is happy to take at that price, and the players he is fading there. Ten rounds, because Yahoo's base leagues are 10 teams and it gets wonky after that. Timestamps: 0:00 The plan: every round, full PPR 0:34 Round 1: Jahmyr Gibbs 2:56 Round 2: Chase Brown 7:26 Round 3: AJ Brown 13:50 Round 4: Colston Loveland 20:35 RotoWire, code IAN35 22:53 Round 5: Luther Burden 27:47 Round 6: Christian Watson 34:15 Round 7: The Steelers RB 38:15 DraftKings 40:13 Round 8: Parker Washington 42:02 Round 9: Chris Godwin 45:45 Round 10: Jared Goff 49:44 Splash Survivor 50:42 Best remaining, round 11 and beyond Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| Fantasy football handcuffs: Where would every backup RB rank if every starting RB took a season-long vacation? | 19 Aug 2026 | 01:12:14 | |
Not injuries. Let's say every starting running back in the NFL won the lottery, retired, or just took a season-long vacation. Where would his backup finish? Ian Hartitz ranks all 32 of them, one per team, in five tiers, counting up from the guy he would want most. The board on screen fills in as he goes. 📈 Get 35% OFF Ian's Rotowire 2026 Draft Kit — promo code IAN35 👉 https://www.rotowire.com/football/draft-kit/ian/?ref=owmwyje Timestamps: 0:00 The premise: every starting RB takes a vacation 0:57 RB1 TreVeyon Henderson, Patriots 1:55 RB2 Blake Corum, Rams 2:56 RB3 Tank Bigsby, Eagles 5:39 RB4 Ray Davis, Bills 7:58 RotoWire, code IAN35 8:47 RB5 Rico Dowdle, Steelers 11:36 RB6 Kyle Monangai, Bears 13:21 RB7 Rachaad White, Commanders 15:38 RB8 Woody Marks, Texans 18:19 RB9 Mike Washington, Raiders 21:10 RB10 Jonathon Brooks, Panthers 24:27 RB11 Kenneth Gainwell, Buccaneers 27:05 RB12 Brian Robinson, Falcons 29:10 RB13 Tyler Allgeier, Cardinals 31:27 RB14 Jordan Mason, Vikings 33:04 RB15 Chris Rodriguez, Jaguars 35:13 RB16 Isiah Pacheco, Lions 38:11 DraftKings 40:08 RB17 MarShawn Lloyd, Packers 42:17 RB18 RJ Harvey, Broncos 44:48 RB19 Keaton Mitchell, Chargers 46:36 RB20 Alvin Kamara, Saints 49:03 RB21 Tyjae Spears, Titans 50:43 RB22 Dylan Sampson, Browns 53:08 RB23 Braelon Allen, Jets 54:51 RB24 Emmett Johnson, Chiefs 57:25 Splash Survivor 58:20 RB25 Kaelon Black, 49ers 59:54 RB26 Jaydon Blue, Cowboys 1:01:55 RB27 Tyrone Tracy, Giants 1:03:40 RB28 Jaylen Wright, Dolphins 1:05:20 RB29 Samaje Perine, Bengals 1:07:08 RB30 Seth McGowan, Colts 1:08:36 RB31 Adam Randall, Ravens 1:09:58 RB32 George Holani, Seahawks Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| 5 Must-Draft Fantasy Football SLEEPER Wide Receivers | 18 Aug 2026 | 00:29:46 | |
Five wide receivers going outside the top 120 in home leagues that Ian Hartitz is willing to make an exception for. For each one: where Sleeper, ESPN and Yahoo are drafting him, where Ian has him ranked, and why the gap exists. KC Concepcion is the headliner. A great preseason debut, lightning in a bottle as an all-purpose weapon, and Todd Monken's new Zay Flowers. The market has him between WR50 and WR63; Ian has him WR46 at pick 99, inside his top 100 and well ahead of all three sites. The one catch is that it would be a lot cooler if this team had a quarterback. Matthew Golden is the favorite to work alongside Christian Watson in two-receiver sets, and Ian's WR44 ahead of Makai Lemon, Xavier Worthy and Alec Pierce. 361 receiving yards as a rookie is light, but he had competition and a shoulder issue, and if we trust Love and LaFleur we should probably like the cheapest clear-cut starter too. Rashid Shaheed got three years and $51 million to be New Orleans' No. 2, and Darnold and Goff are the only quarterbacks over 4,000 yards in each of the last two seasons. Ian's WR53, though he thinks the price sits closer to Shaheed's floor than his ceiling. Tre' Harris is the value: WR74 on Sleeper and undrafted on both ESPN and Yahoo. Per ESPN's camp reporting the Chargers are not planning to add a veteran receiver, he rested alongside Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston, and in eight games at Ole Miss in 2024 he put up 1,000 yards and seven scores. Ian's WR58. And Travis Hunter, where the answer depends entirely on the price. The No. 2 pick from last year's draft is often free, everything out of Jacksonville says he stays involved, and if there was ever a high-end receiver handcuff to keep on your bench this is it. But at the Sleeper price he's fine and inside the top 120 Ian is out. Rankings, tiers and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN35 for 35% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/?ref=owmwyje Timestamps: 0:00 Sleepers outside the top 120 0:42 KC Concepcion 4:07 RotoWire, code IAN35 4:49 Matthew Golden 9:42 Rashid Shaheed 13:53 Tre' Harris 20:02 Splash Survivor 21:22 Travis Hunter
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| KEY Fantasy Football Preseason Week 1 Takeaways For All 32 Teams | 17 Aug 2026 | 01:29:37 | |
After six long, cold months we finally had a full slate of NFL football back on our screens. Ian Hartitz goes team by team through all 32, covering the usage and key plays from every quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end room, then gives the one fantasy takeaway that actually matters for each. It is August, so keep your composure out there. Usage matters more than performance in these glorified scrimmages. The point is working out who each team's starters actually are instead of trusting those silly unofficial depth charts. Some of what came out of it: Jeremiyah Love hit his signature hurdle inside his first 30 minutes of football and looked the part as the No. 3 overall pick, but he has a high ankle sprain and is not expected to play again this preseason, which does drop him down the ranks. MarShawn Lloyd was THE running back in Green Bay with Josh Jacobs and Chris Brooks out, playing all 12 snaps of the first two drives. Tank Bigsby played every snap of Philadelphia's first three drives with Saquon out and, encouragingly, was not taken off the field on pass downs. Washington fed rookie Kaytron Allen 23 carries, which is a wild number for a preseason game. In Buffalo the real story might not be DJ Moore, whose ankle is a genuine worry, but Khalil Shakir finally getting downfield usage. Cincinnati leaned into under-center play action on 43% of Joe Burrow's dropbacks after doing so on just 8.3% of them last season. Chicago's Luther Burden was moving laterally a week after the groin injury, and Ian is buying the dip. Plus Anthony Richardson's full first half in Indianapolis, Emmett Johnson and Cyrus Allen in Kansas City, KC Concepcion moving up to WR46, whether Fernando Mendoza should just start Week 1 in Las Vegas, and a whole lot more. Rankings, tiers and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN35 for 35% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/?ref=owmwyje Timestamps: 0:00 The plan 0:31 Arizona Cardinals 4:12 Atlanta Falcons 7:35 RotoWire, code IAN35 8:25 Baltimore Ravens 12:04 Buffalo Bills 17:49 Carolina Panthers 20:49 Chicago Bears 22:14 Cincinnati Bengals 25:43 Cleveland Browns 30:30 Dallas Cowboys 32:41 Denver Broncos 36:09 Detroit Lions 37:03 Green Bay Packers 40:13 Houston Texans 41:34 Indianapolis Colts 44:36 Jacksonville Jaguars 45:07 Kansas City Chiefs 49:09 Las Vegas Raiders 53:15 DraftKings 55:12 Los Angeles Chargers 57:18 Los Angeles Rams 59:31 Miami Dolphins 1:03:12 Minnesota Vikings 1:05:56 New England Patriots 1:08:29 New Orleans Saints 1:10:13 New York Giants 1:14:21 New York Jets 1:16:55 Philadelphia Eagles 1:18:26 Pittsburgh Steelers 1:20:01 San Francisco 49ers 1:21:56 Seattle Seahawks 1:23:00 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1:24:55 Tennessee Titans 1:27:02 Washington Commanders Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| WASHED? 10 veterans who could be fantasy football BUSTS | 16 Aug 2026 | 00:54:42 | |
There are a handful of players who get the same response every time you suggest they might do something good this season. That guy is washed. Father Time is undefeated, and the overwhelming majority of top fantasy performers have been under 30. So Ian Hartitz takes the 10 veterans he keeps getting yelled at about, works out how bright the red flags actually are, scores every one of them on the WASHED SCALE out of 10, and figures out who benefits if the player really is finished. Rankings, articles and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN20 for 20% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/?ref=owmwyje Timestamps: 0:00 The washed scale, explained 0:33 No. 1 Alvin Kamara 4:42 RotoWire, code IAN20 5:32 No. 2 Mike Evans 10:37 No. 3 Davante Adams 16:18 No. 4 Christian McCaffrey 20:03 No. 5 Aaron Rodgers 24:57 No. 6 DJ Moore 32:07 No. 7 Geno Smith 38:35 Splash Survivor 40:15 No. 8 Mark Andrews 44:52 No. 9 JK Dobbins 50:09 No. 10 Travis Kelce Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| How to DOMINATE your fantasy football auction draft with Drew Davenport | 15 Aug 2026 | 00:34:46 | |
Ian Hartitz is joined by Drew Davenport of Footballguys, host of Auction Brief with Drew Davenport, to break down how to actually win a fantasy football auction draft. If you have never done one, this is the episode to start with. If you have done twenty, Drew has been doing them for 25 years and still has to work at keeping up with the room. Rankings, tiers and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN20 for 20% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/?ref=owmwyje Timestamps: 0:00 Talking auctions with Drew Davenport 1:20 The biggest mistake new auction drafters make 5:32 Chill or pounce in the first few picks? 9:02 Nominating strategy 14:31 Stars and scrubs, or balanced? 18:58 RotoWire, code IAN20 19:32 The par sheet 23:28 What changes from a snake draft 28:10 Lawyer hat on: the Josh Jacobs update 31:33 How to prep in 10 minutes 34:26 Wrapping up Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| BIGGEST Fantasy Football Questions for the Vikings with Matthew Coller | 14 Aug 2026 | 00:36:13 | |
Ian Hartitz is joined by Matthew Coller of Purple Insider, author of "Football Is a Numbers Game", to work through the fantasy questions that actually decide your draft in Minnesota. Matthew was at every single practice of the quarterback competition and charted every pass, so this is what he saw with his own eyes rather than what the box score says. Some of what came out of it: Kyler Murray is QB1, and it was a real competition that was not close. The total rep count over about nine hard practices came out 50/50, which is not what a locked-in starter's camp looks like, but Murray played par golf across those nine holes and J.J. McCarthy was five over. Murray moves through his progressions faster and the accuracy gap is the thing that decided it. On Justin Jefferson: the camp looks much more like 2022 through 2024 than last season. Ian's numbers have Murray at a 9% better catchable ball rate to receivers than what Jefferson dealt with last year, over the first five weeks with screens removed. And the two plays Matthew keeps coming back to are a fourth-down heave that he calls a bad throw, which Jefferson goes and wins anyway, and a deep corner where the ball was gone before Jefferson had even broken. On the middle of the field: there are always going to be realities to Murray's size. But when he sees it and throws on time he was something like 30 for 41 in the intermediate middle in 2024. It just was not a high percentage of his passes, and Kevin O'Connell's job is building the throwing lanes for it. Jordan Addison is in a prove-it year with an extension in front of him, off a season with more drops than he has ever had. Jauan Jennings might be the second best receiver Murray has ever played with, and he is the WR3 here. Plus the backfield, where Matthew clears up a quote of his that went around the fantasy world in a form he did not say, the rookie Demond Claiborne, and a bold call to finish. Follow Matthew at @MatthewColler, read him at Purple Insider, and pick up "Football Is a Numbers Game". Rankings, articles and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN20 for 20% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/?ref=owmwyje
Timestamps: 0:00 Talking Vikings with Matthew Coller 1:22 Was it ever really a quarterback competition? 5:19 How Matthew actually scored it 10:54 Is the Kyler and Jettas connection back? 14:17 Can Kyler work the middle of the field? 17:51 Jordan Addison's prove-it year 21:21 Jauan Jennings, T.J. Hockenson and the target math 27:05 The Jordan Mason and Aaron Jones committee 30:36 What to make of Demond Claiborne 33:29 Matthew's bold call 35:56 Wrapping up Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| The BIGGEST Fantasy Football Questions Facing The Green Bay Packers with Eli Berkovits | 13 Aug 2026 | 00:24:48 | |
Ian Hartitz is joined by Eli Berkovits, who covers the Packers for 247 Sports and Packer Report and co-hosts the Pack-A-Day Podcast, to work through the fantasy questions that actually decide your draft in Green Bay. Boots on the ground beats a depth chart. Eli has been at camp, so this is what he has seen with his own eyes rather than what the box score says. Some of what came out of it: MarShawn Lloyd looks explosive and is making plays as a receiver, and with Josh Jacobs out he is the running back right now. He played 11 snaps in the one preseason game and turned them into four targets and six rush attempts, and he is still basically free at the end of Yahoo and ESPN drafts. When Jacobs is back it stays his show, especially at the goal line, but Eli does not rule out something closer to a committee than the last two years. LaFleur has the history for it, going back to Dion Lewis and Derrick Henry in Tennessee and then Jones, Williams and Dillon in Green Bay. On the receivers: Doubs and Wicks leaving has cleared the room out. When Eli was at camp, Matthew Golden looked like Jordan Love's first read on roughly 70% of plays. Watson is still his top target, Golden his next, then Reed. And the Jayden Reed two-tight-end dream has a hard number attached to it: Fantasy Points has him at one career target in those looks. On the offense: LaFleur has emphasized getting to the line faster, and he told NFL Network that Love is the best pre-snap processor at calling out protections he has been around, Rodgers included. And Tucker Kraft, back from the knee, passed the eye test. Eli calls him "a legitimate psychopath, in the best way possible", has him TE4 for 2026 behind Bowers, McBride and Loveland, and says he is the one Packer he wants in his drafts this year. Plus a bold call to finish that has nothing to do with Green Bay. Follow Eli at @BookOfEli_NFL, read him at 247 Sports and Packer Report, and listen to the Pack-A-Day Podcast. Rankings, articles and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN20 for 20% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/?ref=owmwyje Timestamps: 0:00 Talking Packers with Eli Berkovits 1:46 Has MarShawn Lloyd looked like the real deal? 3:59 Could LaFleur go back to a committee? 7:09 Will Jayden Reed finally play in two tight end sets? 8:49 Has the receiver room consolidated? 15:12 More pace and more passing this season? 20:08 Tucker Kraft after the knee 23:09 Eli's bold call 24:31 Wrapping up Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| How To DOMINATE Your Fantasy Draft From a Late Draft Position (1.09-1.12) | 12 Aug 2026 | 00:42:36 | |
Ian Hartitz breaks down exactly how to attack a fantasy football draft from a late first round position, picks 1.09 through 1.12, then runs three full mock drafts from those spots to show what the finished rosters actually look like. Using Yahoo ADP for the first five rounds in a full PPR league with two RBs and three WRs, the shape of the board at the turn is the whole story. Ian calls it the Great Wall of RBs: a few receivers go inside the first seven or eight picks, and then Cook, Jeanty, Achane, Walker and Henry come off the board in a run, with only a couple of receivers creeping into that range. That is why he is happy to double-tap running back from these spots. Could Jefferson and Lamb boom and make it look silly? Sure. But one is not guaranteed a better quarterback situation than the one that made him a WR3 last season, and the other has a non-zero chance of being the second most productive receiver in his own offense. Give him James Cook, Saquon Barkley or Chase Brown instead. Also covered: why Brock Bowers is a round 2 target rather than a pick at this turn, where Colston Loveland fits in the early part of round 4, the receiver values in rounds 3 and 4, and when a mid-round quarterback makes sense. Then the three mocks: 1.09, the elite tight end build. James Cook and Chase Brown to open, Malik Nabers in round 3, then Colston Loveland at pick 40, with Kyler Murray waiting all the way until 136. 1.11, the hero RB build. Jonathan Taylor alone at running back early, then Justin Jefferson, DeVonta Smith, Jaylen Waddle and Mike Evans stacked up, with Rico Dowdle money-balling the RB2 spot and Isaiah Likely at tight end late. 1.12, the RB-RB build. Chase Brown and Saquon Barkley at the turn, three receivers behind them, and a more balanced middle-round approach at quarterback and tight end with Trevor Lawrence and Isaiah Likely. All three finished teams are shown side by side at the end. Rankings, articles and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN20 for 20% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/?ref=owmwyje Timestamps: 0:00 The setup: drafting from 1.09 to 1.12 0:28 The draft board, Yahoo ADP rounds 1 to 5 0:46 The Great Wall of RBs 1:13 Why I'm off the receivers at the turn 2:40 Where Brock Bowers fits 4:26 Rounds 1 and 2: double-tap running back 5:02 Rounds 3 and 4: receivers, or Loveland 5:39 Rounds 5 and 6, and the moral of the story 7:39 If and then: where you go next 11:11 Mock draft 1, from the 1.09 21:53 Mock draft 2, from the 1.11 31:42 Mock draft 3, from the 1.12 39:50 All three teams compared Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| 5 Players High-Stakes Drafters Do NOT Love As Much as Home Fantasy Leagues | 11 Aug 2026 | 00:32:42 | |
Ian Hartitz breaks down five players going noticeably EARLIER in home leagues on ESPN and Yahoo than they are in high-stakes formats like NFFC and FFPC, and why that gap can be a red flag on a player's 2026 fantasy upside. There is a lot more money flying around in NFFC and FFPC than in ESPN and Yahoo leagues. Maybe that means we should follow it, maybe it does not. That is the question this video works through, one player at a time. And as Ian says up top: a player being on this list does not mean you cannot be in on him this year. It is still early August. Rankings, articles and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN20 for 20% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/?ref=owmwyje Check out FantasyBoss today. Your league never felt so alive. Run every format with deep commissioner tools, weekly recaps, taunt videos, side pools, and more. Start your league free with FantasyBoss. Start your league free at fantasyboss.com/rotowire. Timestamps: 0:00 The setup: home league ADP vs high-stakes ADP 0:35 Jaxson Dart, Giants QB 8:19 Davante Adams, Rams WR 14:04 Josh Jacobs, Packers RB 19:34 Alvin Kamara, Saints RB 24:35 Sam LaPorta, Lions TE 31:06 Wrapping up Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| KEY Fantasy Questions Facing The Jaguars With Beat Reporter John Shipley | 10 Aug 2026 | 00:21:53 | |
Ian Hartitz is joined by John Shipley, who has spent eight seasons on the Jacksonville beat, to work through the biggest fantasy questions facing the league's sixth-ranked scoring offense from last season. Boots on the ground beats a depth chart. John has been at every practice, so this is training camp intel on the questions that actually decide your draft: who is even the RB1 here, whether last year's No. 2 overall pick is going to play enough offense to matter, and which receiver in a genuinely loaded room has earned Trevor Lawrence's trust. Some of what came out of it: The running back committee may not have an RB1 at all. At the team scrimmage Bhayshul Tuten worked between the 20s, Chris Rodriguez handled short yardage and LeQuint Allen was out there on basically every third down. Rodriguez is fully healthy again and John is not writing off his role. On Travis Hunter, the raw camp reps tell the story. ESPN's Mike DiRocco has tracked him at around 90 11-on-11 reps at cornerback against 50-something at receiver. He is still going to play real offense, and this year he is being used outside and down the field rather than parked in the slot on screens. Parker Washington has been the top connection of camp, and John thinks his 2026 can beat any season Christian Kirk gave this offense, Kirk's best being 84-1108-8 back in 2022. Plus Brian Thomas Jr.'s much better camp, a real uptick in multi tight end looks with Nate Boerkircher freeing up Brenton Strange, and a bold call to finish. Follow John at @_John_Shipley and read his work at Jaguars on SI. Rankings, articles and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN20 for 20% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/?ref=owmwyje
Timestamps: 0:00 Talking Jaguars with John Shipley 0:52 Is there an RB1? Tuten, Rodriguez and LeQuint Allen 5:07 How much will Travis Hunter actually play on offense? 8:46 Parker Washington and the Trevor Lawrence connection 11:59 Has Brian Thomas Jr. turned it around? 15:46 Multi tight end sets, Strange and Boerkircher 17:47 Year two of Lawrence and Liam Coen 20:28 John's bold call 21:23 Wrapping up Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| 6 Fantasy Football Players High-Stakes Drafters LOVE That Home Leagues HATE | 09 Aug 2026 | 00:37:56 | |
Ian Hartitz breaks down six players going far cheaper in traditional home leagues on ESPN and Yahoo than they are in high-stakes formats like FFPC and NFFC. Some of these gaps are enormous, and a couple of them have changed his own opinion just from watching where the money is going Rankings, articles and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN20 for 20% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/?ref=owmwyje Check out FantasyBoss today. Your league never felt so alive. Run every format with deep commissioner tools, weekly recaps, taunt videos, side pools, and more. Start your league free with FantasyBoss. Start your league free at fantasyboss.com/rotowire. Timestamps: 0:00 The setup: Pros vs Joes, and why the gap matters in August 0:46 Christian Watson, Packers 6:59 Parker Washington, Jaguars 13:22 Quentin Johnston, Chargers 19:55 Jayden Higgins, Texans 22:35 RJ Harvey, Broncos 31:27 Kenny Gainwell, Buccaneers Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| 5 Sleeper RBs You NEED to Draft | 08 Aug 2026 | 00:27:31 | |
Ian Hartitz breaks down five running backs going outside the top nine rounds on Yahoo, round 10 or later, that he is actively drafting in 2026. For each one he makes the case, lays out the real concern, and gives his verdict at that price. Rankings, articles and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN20 for 20% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/subscribe/pricing/ Check out FantasyBoss today. Your league never felt so alive. Run every format with deep commissioner tools, weekly recaps, taunt videos, side pools, and more. Start your league free with FantasyBoss. Start your league free at fantasyboss.com/rotowire. Timestamps: 0:00 The setup: sleepers going round 10 or later 0:11 Jonathon Brooks, Panthers 4:44 Jordan Mason, Vikings 10:59 Tank Bigsby, Eagles 16:04 Chris Rodriguez Jr., Jaguars 20:13 Keaton Mitchell, Chargers 24:15 All five, recapped Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising. | |||
| 5 Early-Round Fantasy Football Wide Receiver Bust Candidates | 07 Aug 2026 | 00:31:23 | |
Ian Hartitz goes through five wide receivers carrying a top-24 ADP on ESPN who finished WR24 or worse in PPR points per game last season, and are tied to an offense Vegas has ranked 16th or worse for 2026. That combination is not a great one, so Ian builds the glass half full and glass half empty case for each, then gives an honest bust factor out of 10, one being not a bust at all and ten being a complete bust. Rankings, articles and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN20 for 20% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/subscribe/pricing/ Check out FantasyBoss today. Your league never felt so alive. Run every format with deep commissioner tools, weekly recaps, taunt videos, side pools, and more. Start your league free with FantasyBoss. Start your league free at fantasyboss.com/rotowire. Timestamps: 0:00 The setup: who qualifies as a bust candidate 0:41 Justin Jefferson 4:47 Tetairoa McMillan 9:48 Emeka Egbuka 16:42 Jaylen Waddle 22:53 Terry McLaurin 29:56 Every bust factor, recapped
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| Why Every Round 1 Fantasy Football Pick Will SUCK in 2026 | 06 Aug 2026 | 00:44:32 | |
It is August, which means it is time to talk ourselves out of every player we are about to draft. Ian Hartitz goes one by one through all 12 first round picks, builds the glass half empty case against each of them, and then gives an honest 1 to 10 rating on how much that risk actually scares him. Some of these are easy to dismiss. Ja'Marr Chase only breaks if Joe Burrow gets hurt again, and every receiver has that problem. Others are real. The bottom of the round is where it gets ugly, because Justin Jefferson and De'Von Achane are both tied to offenses nobody wants to bet on, and there are only 14 instances of a running back posting top-12 PPR numbers on a bottom-10 scoring offense over the entire last decade. Rankings, articles and the Draft Assistant are all at RotoWire. Use code IAN20 for 20% off any subscription: https://www.rotowire.com/subscribe/pricing/ Check out FantasyBoss today. Your league never felt so alive. Run every format with deep commissioner tools, weekly recaps, taunt videos, side pools, and more. Start your league free with FantasyBoss. Start your league free at fantasyboss.com/rotowire. Timestamps: 0:00 The premise: talking ourselves out of the first round 0:39 1.01 Jahmyr Gibbs (1/10) 3:45 1.02 Bijan Robinson (2/10) 6:56 1.03 Ja'Marr Chase (1/10) 8:25 1.04 Puka Nacua (2/10) 12:27 1.05 Christian McCaffrey (4/10) 16:15 1.06 Jaxon Smith-Njigba (3/10) 19:29 1.07 Jonathan Taylor (6/10) 25:45 1.08 Amon-Ra St. Brown (3/10) 28:02 1.09 CeeDee Lamb (5/10) 30:53 1.10 Justin Jefferson (7/10) 35:56 1.11 James Cook (4/10) 38:38 1.12 De'Von Achane (8/10) 41:33 Every concern level, recapped
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