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NFL Week 4 takeaways from the numbers. The most penalties in any NFL week since 2015 and record offensive flags in the red zone, the Texans blew a 10 point lead because they cannot run, the Eagles went three and out five times in the second half, the Rams won while playing left handed, and the Bengals offense fell apart without Ja'Marr Chase. Plus a best bet for tonight's Monday Night Football with Curtis.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

• 17 penalties per game in Week 4, the most in any week since 2015 and the most after September since 2005
• Offenses flagged 6.18 times per 100 snaps, the most through four weeks since 2000, with record red zone penalties
• How Houston built a 16-6 lead from under center, then went 72% shotgun and ran six times in the second half
• Dallas in the second half: 56% success, +0.50 EPA per play, a first down on 41% of snaps, all number one
• Jalen Hurts on third down: 8.4 yards to go, 90% of throws short of the sticks, one completion
• Rams by personnel: -0.14 EPA per play in 11, +0.87 in 12, +0.98 in 13, and the second half run game that won it
• The Bengals with and without Chase: +0.40 to +0.04 EPA per attempt, 89% to 69% completions
• Bo Nix: 24 first half attempts at 3.9 yards each, 41% of throws at or behind the line
• The new free stats page and the Pass Rate Over Expected tool
• Monday Night Football: Falcons at Saints, with Curtis on the matchup he likes

CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:32 The refs: 17 penalties per game and record offensive flags
08:27 Subscribe
09:04 Texans can't run and it cost them
12:32 The Cowboys second half offense
15:00 Strength of schedule: Texans and Jaguars
15:53 Eagles offense still broken
18:14 Rams played left handed and won
20:32 Ja'Marr Chase injury was massive for Cincy
23:57 What is the Broncos offense doing?
28:57 Monday Night Football: Falcons at Saints, with Curtis
31:48 The new free stats page and Pass Rate Over Expected tool
38:23 Wrap-up

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NFL Week 4 best bets, player props and referee picks, plus three of the biggest college football games of the weekend. Warren Sharp opens with three matchups that decide how you bet the weekend, then Ryan McCrystal on the Saturday college slate, Rich Hribar with three favorite props including the first London game of the year, Joe Gibbs on the Week 4 referee crews, and the best bet of the week to close.

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Covered in this episode: Brian Flores, Kirk Cousins, Trevor Lawrence, Joe Burrow, Daniel Jones, Brad Allen, Craig Wrolstad, Land Clark.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
• Why the number one blitz rate in the NFL on early downs is a problem for a quarterback who has not faced an above average blitz yet
• The play action split that makes one offense look like two different teams, and the defense that is elite without it and bottom five against it
• Why a pass rush that gets home on 59% of third downs only gets there on 25% of early downs, and what that means for a quarterback who is barely pressured
• Three college games where a coordinator change, a missed tackle rate and a quarterback holding the ball decide the number
• How three referee crews are calling penalties this season and which teams it helps

CHAPTERS
00:00 What is on the show this week
01:39 Why this show is more than the bets
02:52 Brian Flores gets the team that fired him
05:36 The play action lever Las Vegas is not pulling
11:04 Trevor versus time
14:20 Ryan McCrystal on three college games
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24:20 Rich Hribar's three props
34:01 Joe Gibbs on the Week 4 referees
42:50 OddsJam
43:19 Best bet of the week
52:14 Back on Monday
 

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Warren Sharp and Rich Hribar break down the four matchups that decide Week 4, plus two under-the-radar games nobody is talking about.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

• Why the Eagles pass defense ranking is a mirage, and the three quarterbacks it was built on
• The coverage Vic Fangio has quietly taken away from Matthew Stafford in every meeting
• Where Sean McVay gets Kyren Williams the box count he never sees anywhere else
• The one formation split that explains the entire Joe Burrow vs Jacksonville matchup
• What happens to the Jaguars pass defense when the pass rush does not get home
• The Buffalo coverage call that broke Drake Maye last season, and whether a new coordinator goes back to it
• What Drake Maye actually does well, and the exact moment in a dropback when it falls apart
• The change D'Amico Ryans has made in Houston, and why Dallas is built to attack it
• What Nico Collins is worth to C.J. Stroud
• The play action split that should decide Chiefs at Raiders
• Why the Chargers offensive line is walking into the worst possible building

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CHAPTERS
00:00 Cold open
00:30 Welcome, and the week ahead
00:59 MATCHUP 1: Rams offense vs the Eagles defense
10:27 The schedule Jalen Hurts has actually faced
13:53 Subscribe
14:32 MATCHUP 2: Joe Burrow vs the Jaguars defense
19:40 The pass protections Jacksonville has faced
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23:37 MATCHUP 3: Drake Maye vs the Bills pass defense
25:06 The Cover 6 blueprint
30:25 The Worksheet
31:00 MATCHUP 4: the Texans defense vs Dak Prescott
35:43 What Nico Collins is worth to C.J. Stroud
37:46 SNEAKY: Raiders play action vs the Chiefs
40:13 SNEAKY: Seahawks pass rush vs Justin Herbert
42:36 Wrap

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NFL Week 3 takeaways from the numbers. Dallas mismanaged the clock at the Baltimore 7, the Chargers got 5 Buffalo turnovers and did not even cover, and halftime adjustments decided several games. Plus a few best bets for Monday Night Football, Eagles at Bears, with Curtis.

What You'll Learn

• Why the Cowboys' timeout with 15 seconds left, the throwaway and the touchback handed Baltimore a chance
• Derrick Henry's short yardage numbers: 53% first down rate on 75 runs, ranked 70th of 73 backs
• How teams plus 4 in turnovers with 3 or fewer punts were 151-3 straight up since 1990, and the Chargers still lost
• The four Chargers drives inside the Bills 30 that produced three field goals, a miss and an interception
• Mike McCarthy's halftime change: shotgun from 73% to 52%, third downs from 7.2 to 4.3 yards to go
• Why Cincinnati saw the lightest boxes of the week and still ran only 16 times
• Jacksonville's run game against the Patriots, and why New England's early down runs against light boxes had a 0% success rate
• Drake Maye holding the ball 3.3 seconds and the lowest third down passer rating of the week
• How Seattle threw for 393 yards, outgained Washington 6.8 to 4.0 yards per play, and lost
• Marcus Mariota pressured on 54% of dropbacks with 0 interceptions and 3 touchdowns
• Bryce Young against man coverage versus zone
• Monday Night Football: Eagles at Bears, with Curtis on the angles he is watching

Chapters

00:00 Intro
00:44 The Cowboys botched the end of the game in Baltimore
03:53 Derrick Henry in short yardage
07:06 How did the Chargers not even cover?
12:25 Subscribe and the Best Bet record
13:17 Steelers offensive tweaks at halftime
13:39 Cincinnati saw light boxes and still rarely ran
15:56 What happened to the Patriots offense?
20:25 The Commanders unlikely win over Seattle
23:37 Bryce Young was fine against man coverage
25:08 Monday Night Football: Eagles at Bears, with Curtis
33:59 Subscribe to the free newsletter
34:39 Wrap-up

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NFL Week 3 best bets, player props and referee picks, plus three of the biggest college football games of the weekend. Warren Sharp is 38-13 (75%) lifetime on podcast best bets, and this is the full Week 3 card: his best bet of the week plus a second bet, three props from Rich Hribar, Ryan McCrystal on three Saturday games and Joe Gibbs on the Week 3 referees.

It starts with four NFL matchups. The Chargers defense, stout against the run and falling apart against the pass, going to Buffalo to face Josh Allen. Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who has every Seattle touchdown this season, against a Washington defense that blitzes. The Cleveland Browns, who have played the two toughest run defenses in the league and now get one of the softest. And Drake Maye going to Jacksonville, into the coverage that keeps finding him.

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Games covered: Ole Miss at Florida, USC at Oregon, Texas at Tennessee, Chargers at Bills, Seahawks at Commanders, Browns at Panthers, Patriots at Jaguars, Jets at Lions, Titans at Giants, Chiefs at Dolphins, Texans at Colts, Rams at Broncos on Sunday Night Football and Eagles at Bears on Monday Night Football.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

• Why the Chargers are number two in the NFL against early down runs and still in trouble in Buffalo
• The play action and two high mismatch that Buffalo does not have to work to create
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s blitz usage and what Washington’s blitz rate does to it
• Why Cleveland’s whole offensive profile has been a strength of schedule story, and what changes this week
• The coverage Drake Maye keeps seeing, and who plays it most in the NFL
• Ryan McCrystal on three Saturday games, including the one data point he trusts this early in the season
• Rich Hribar’s three Week 3 props and the numbers behind each one, including where he ladders
• The referee trends behind Joe Gibbs’ three picks, including a crew the Broncos are 1-6 with at home
• Warren’s Week 3 best bet, plus one more bet on a second game

CHAPTERS

00:00 Warren’s best bets record and today’s show
01:33 Chargers at Bills
05:11 Seahawks at Commanders
08:21 Browns at Panthers
13:26 Patriots at Jaguars
16:06 College football with Ryan McCrystal
16:24 Ole Miss at Florida
18:53 USC at Oregon
20:42 Texas at Tennessee
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25:57 Rich Hribar prop 1: Jets at Lions
29:35 Prop 2: Titans at Giants
33:04 Prop 3: Chiefs at Dolphins
36:38 The ref report with Joe Gibbs
37:10 Texans at Colts
38:51 Rams at Broncos, Sunday Night Football
41:00 Eagles at Bears, Monday Night Football
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43:11 Warren’s best bet of the week
47:43 One more bet
50:04 Wrap-up

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Four matchups decide the biggest games of NFL Week 3: the Bills offense against the Chargers defense, Joe Burrow against the Steelers pass rush, the Ravens offense against the Cowboys defense in Brazil, and the Rams offense against the Broncos defense on Sunday night.

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Players discussed: Josh Allen, Justin Herbert, Omarion Hampton, Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, Drake Maye, Aaron Rodgers, Lamar Jackson, Zay Flowers, Ronnie Stanley, Caleb Downs, Malik Hooker, Davante Adams, Puka Nacua, Patrick Surtain II, Terrance Ferguson, Bryce Young, Baker Mayfield.

What you will learn

• Why the Chargers schedule gets far harder starting this week
• What Buffalo changed on offense and why the numbers say it is real
• How Pittsburgh's pass rush attacks a quick passing game
• Why Joe Burrow has barely played the Steelers in three seasons
• What the Cowboys injuries in the secondary mean against Lamar Jackson
• How the Saints slowed Baltimore in the second half, and whether Dallas can copy it
• What the Rams do without Puka Nacua, and why it points at the run game
• Two under the radar matchups for Sunday

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to the Matchup Show
00:29 Four matchups this week
01:06 Matchup 1: Bills offense vs Chargers defense
04:09 Josh Allen is pushing it downfield
05:06 The Chargers defense through two weeks
07:45 Are you subscribed?
08:19 Matchup 2: Joe Burrow vs the Steelers defense
10:13 Burrow's quick game vs Pittsburgh's pass rush
13:52 Burrow has barely played the Steelers
14:49 The computer totals are back
16:09 Matchup 3: Ravens offense vs Cowboys defense
18:39 Who the Cowboys are missing
20:55 Lamar Jackson with a clean pocket
23:54 How the Saints slowed Lamar
26:07 The Worksheet: every game, every week
26:49 Matchup 4: Rams offense vs Broncos defense
28:22 Davante Adams without Puka Nacua
30:54 The Rams run game vs Denver
32:39 Sneaky matchup: Panthers at Browns
36:00 Sneaky matchup: Baker Mayfield vs Brian Flores
38:16 See you next week

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NFL Week 2 best bets, player props and referee picks, plus the biggest college football game of the weekend. Warren Sharp is 37-13 (74%) lifetime on podcast best bets, and this is the full Week 2 card: his best bet of the week, three props from Rich Hribar, Ryan McCrystal on LSU at Ole Miss and Joe Gibbs on the Week 2 referees.

It starts with three things from Week 1 that change how you bet Week 2. Houston's revamped offense and what it does to opponent play volume against the Bengals. Tampa's blitz rate against a Cleveland offense that cannot get the ball out. And the Eagles, a league low on first down and a win anyway, now on the road in Tennessee.

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Games covered: LSU at Ole Miss, Bengals at Texans, Jaguars at Broncos, Saints at Ravens, Browns at Buccaneers and Giants at Rams on Monday Night Football.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
How Houston's offense changed its intent in Week 1 and why opponent play volume is the number to watch
Why Tampa's blitz rate against a slow time to throw is the mismatch of the week
Why the Eagles offense is a problem even in a win, and what the first down and play action numbers say
Ryan McCrystal on LSU at Ole Miss, the doubtful quarterback, and why the line has barely moved
Rich Hribar's three Week 2 props and the numbers behind each one, including where he ladders
The referee trends behind Joe Gibbs' three picks, including the best home field referee in the league
Warren's Week 2 best bet and a scheduling angle that has only happened four times since 1990

CHAPTERS
00:00 Warren's best bets record and today's show
01:10 Houston's revamped offense and opponent play volume
04:02 Tampa's pressure against Cleveland
08:31 What is going on with the Eagles offense
11:39 College football with Ryan McCrystal
12:06 LSU at Ole Miss
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22:12 Rich Hribar prop 1: Saints at Ravens
25:04 Prop 2: Jaguars at Broncos
30:44 Prop 3: Jaguars at Broncos
32:43 The ref report with Joe Gibbs
33:20 Bengals at Texans
35:21 Jaguars at Broncos
37:05 Giants at Rams, Monday Night Football
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40:10 Warren's best bet of the week
47:59 Wrap-up

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Three matchups decide the biggest games of NFL Week 2: the Bears offense against Brian Flores and the Vikings defense, the Steelers offense against the Patriots defense, and Dak Prescott against the Commanders pass defense.

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Players discussed: Caleb Williams, Jordan Love, Carson Wentz, Justin Jefferson, Aaron Rodgers, Jaylen Warren, Rico Dowdle, Jadarian Price, Drew Lock, Dak Prescott, Jalen Hurts, CeeDee Lamb, Jayden Daniels, Derrick Henry, Jahmyr Gibbs, Cam Ward.

What you will learn

• How Brian Flores has blitzed Caleb Williams in all four meetings
• The shotgun vs under center split that could decide Bears at Vikings
• What the Vikings offense looks like with Carson Wentz
• How much the Steelers offense changed with Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy
• Why the Steelers backfield split could tighten toward Jaylen Warren
• Why Dak Prescott's Week 1 was not all on Dak, and what he does against the blitz
• Two under the radar matchups for Sunday

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to the Matchup Show
00:36 Matchup 1: Bears offense vs Vikings defense
05:08 Shotgun or under center: how the Bears beat Flores
09:25 Three shows every week
10:03 The Vikings offense with Carson Wentz
12:48 Matchup 2: Steelers offense vs Patriots defense
15:09 Aaron Rodgers and the new Steelers offense
17:26 Can Pittsburgh run on New England
19:43 Jaylen Warren vs Rico Dowdle
21:37 Matchup 3: Dak Prescott vs Commanders pass defense
23:32 Dak vs the blitz and Dan Quinn
26:39 The Cowboys defense problem
30:24 The Worksheet: every game, every week
31:05 Sneaky important matchups
31:40 Rich's pick: Ravens run game vs the Saints
34:14 Warren's pick: Eagles defense vs Titans offense
36:52 See you next week

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NFL Week 1 best bets, player props and referee picks, plus two college football sides for Saturday. Warren Sharp is 36-13 (73%) lifetime on podcast best bets, and this is the full Week 1 card: his best bet of the week, three props from Rich Hribar, Ryan McCrystal's college football picks and Joe Gibbs on the Week 1 referees.

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Players and teams discussed: Jayden Daniels, Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, Rhamondre Stevenson, Arch Manning and Bryce Underwood. Seahawks at Patriots, Ohio State at Texas, Oklahoma at Michigan, Bengals vs Buccaneers, Bears vs Panthers, Saints at Lions, Packers at Vikings, Cowboys at Giants and Broncos at Chiefs.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

• Which teams moved to under center the most this preseason, and why it matters for Daniels, Lamar and Burrow
• Why Week 1 is the week to be careful with your bankroll, and why Week 2 is overreaction week
• How to use alt ladders on player props
• Ryan McCrystal's picks for Ohio State at Texas and Oklahoma at Michigan
• Rich Hribar's three Week 1 props and the numbers behind each one
• The referee trends behind Joe Gibbs' three picks
• Warren's Week 1 best bet and the numbers behind it

CHAPTERS

00:00 Warren's best bets record and today's show
01:06 Seahawks over Patriots: the opener
02:33 Quarterbacks going under center more in 2026
09:08 New coaches, new roles, new prices
13:21 How we bet props (and the Stevenson ladder)
17:30 College football picks with Ryan McCrystal
18:16 Ohio State at Texas pick
21:44 Oklahoma at Michigan pick
25:31 85% off the Week 1 betting package
26:58 Rich Hribar prop 1: Bengals vs Bucs
29:35 Prop 2: Bears vs Panthers
32:23 Prop 3: Saints at Lions
35:38 The ref report with Joe Gibbs
36:29 Packers at Vikings
38:34 Cowboys at Giants, Sunday Night Football
40:55 Broncos at Chiefs, Monday Night Football
43:46 Warren's best bet of the week
51:34 Wrap-up

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Three matchups decide the biggest games of NFL Week 1, and this is the film and the numbers on all three: Texans offense against the Bills defense, the Bengals passing game against the Buccaneers front, and Ravens at Colts.

Houston's offense finished 30th in red zone touchdown rate last season and ran the fourth highest rate of three receiver sets down there. Buffalo has a new defensive coordinator and gave up 7.6 yards per carry against two tight end sets. Cincinnati is putting Joe Burrow under center after two years of shotgun at the second highest rate in the NFL, against the defense that blitzes more than anyone. And the Colts offense that ranked number one in the league through 10 weeks meets a Baltimore defense with a new coordinator who plays the lowest rate of man coverage in football.

Plus the Seahawks and Patriots opener, the two injuries that came out of it, and one sneaky important matchup from each of us that nobody is talking about.

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THE WORKSHEET

A full preview of every single game, every week, written by Rich Hribar. Included with the fantasy packages.

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CHAPTERS

00:00 Welcome to the Matchup Show

00:35 Seahawks 13, Patriots 10: what actually happened

07:28 Three videos a week this season

08:08 Matchup 1: Texans offense vs Bills defense

14:21 The other side: Josh Allen against the Texans pass rush

15:54 C.J. Stroud at home and on the road

17:09 Matchup 2: Bengals passing game vs Bucs defensive front

21:19 Joe Burrow's Week 1 problem

24:39 Can Cincinnati run it against this front

26:35 85% off the Week 1 betting package

27:38 Matchup 3: Ravens and Colts

33:30 Lamar Jackson and the new Ravens offense

38:04 Sneaky important matchup

38:29 Rich's pick: Steelers 12 personnel

41:09 Warren's pick: Jordan Love vs Brian Flores

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2026 NFL win totals, drafted. Three analysts pick 30 of the 32 teams in snake order by who will win the most games this season, with the schedule, roster and coaching reasons behind every pick and the two teams nobody wanted.

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Ten rounds, thirty picks, two teams left on the board. Every pick comes with a case for the team, a case against it, and the win total number the market put on it. The back half covers the two teams nobody drafted, the picks that could look dumb by December, the Week 1 games where the drafters go head to head, and the strength of schedule tool that will update every week of the season.

What You'll Learn
• Which teams three analysts trust most for wins in 2026, in the order they were taken
• Why the defending Super Bowl champions and the runners-up both lasted past the second round
• The field goal luck and one-score record that explain one team's 2025
• Why a team coming off a Super Bowl loss went in the fourth round
• The late-season schedule that flattered a young quarterback's finish last year
• Which teams sit in a brutal division, and which ones drew the easy runs
• The four Week 1 games where two drafters own opposite sidelines
• The two teams nobody drafted, and why

Chapters
00:00 Welcome, and what a win total draft is
00:46 The Merril Hoge and Skip Bayless clip
03:22 Why the analysis has to be researched
04:32 Meet the drafters, and the two-time champ
06:59 How the draft works
08:30 Round 1
09:39 The code for 25 percent off
17:13 Round 2
21:50 Round 3
25:12 Round 4
31:27 Round 5
39:46 Round 6
41:19 The Splash Sports pick five contest
46:15 Round 7
50:42 Round 8
57:49 Round 9
1:06:35 Round 10
1:10:44 The two teams nobody drafted
1:14:23 Which picks could look dumb
1:15:42 Week 1 head to head games
1:18:08 Which teams were under-drafted, and the projected totals
1:20:33 The strength of schedule tool
1:21:32 Wrap, and the packages

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Twelve NFL player props and futures for the 2026 season from four Sharp Football analysts, with the schedule, target and blocking-scheme numbers behind them.

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Players and teams discussed: Josh Allen, D.J. Moore, Dalton Kincaid, Carnell Tate, Cam Ward, Elic Ayomanor, Rome Odunze, Jonathan Taylor, Jordan Love, Micah Parsons, Josh Jacobs, David Montgomery, Woody Marks, Christian Watson, Jayden Reed, Matthew Golden, Jaylen Waddle, Javonte Williams, Chase Brown, Baker Mayfield and Bucky Irving.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

• Why Buffalo's schedule of opposing offenses swings hard in the other direction this season
• The quarterback who has hit a 5 percent touchdown rate in each of the last six seasons, and why nobody else over that stretch has
• What happened to D.J. Moore's target quality in Chicago, and what changes now
• Why a rookie wide receiver's reception floor depends on his quarterback's accuracy downfield
• The 50 yard per game gap between one running back's wins and losses over the last two seasons
• Why one of the run heaviest offenses in the league may be forced to throw more
• Where one running back ranked among 44 backs on man blocking runs last season
• How a Green Bay receiver's usage changed over the last three or four weeks of last season
• What Denver's first half early down air yards this preseason say about the offense they are about to run
• Two division futures, and the prices Warren was seeing when this was recorded

CHAPTERS

00:00 Welcome, and what the show is
00:28 Who is on today, and the 25 percent off code
02:09 Rich Hribar joins, and the case for more Buffalo passing
03:51 The first angle, Josh Allen and the end zone
05:00 The schedule swing that could change the Bills defense
06:49 The first receiver, D.J. Moore and his target quality
09:29 Dalton Kincaid at tight end, health and routes
13:29 Ray Summerlin joins, a draft story and the rankings tool
18:05 Ray's first bet, Carnell Tate and Cam Ward
23:45 Ray's second bet, Jonathan Taylor and the Colts
28:19 Ray's third bet, Jordan Love and a run heavy offense
31:52 What Green Bay's defense does to the game script
36:16 Curtis Hirsch joins, and a Cowboys curveball
39:28 Curtis's first bet, David Montgomery to Houston
43:44 Curtis's second bet, Christian Watson in Green Bay
46:34 Curtis's third bet, Jaylen Waddle to Denver
52:16 Warren's turn, and why some of his numbers already moved
53:17 Chase Brown and the Bengals ground game
55:22 The first division future
58:26 The second division future
1:03:53 Twelve futures, one show

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Fantasy football draft targets for 2026 - ten players Rich Hribar and JJ Zachariason are drafting this season, with the route rates, target share, red zone usage and ADP behind every pick.

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Rich Hribar is joined by JJ Zachariason of Late-Round Fantasy Football for the sixth year of their targets and avoids trade off. JJ brings Chase Brown, Malik Willis, Jaylen Waddle, Dalton Kincaid and Stefon Diggs. Rich brings DeVonta Smith, Justin Herbert, Christian Watson, D.J. Moore and Jordan Mason, plus a detour on whether Josh Allen is worth the pick this year.

What You'll Learn:

• Why a running back with almost nothing changing around him is the most stable early pick on their boards

• The wide receiver whose splits without his old teammate have been absurd every time we get them

• A quarterback going outside the top 20 who only needs his legs to finish as a QB1

• Why one of the league's best arms is being priced like a backup on some platforms

• The receiver who just walked into a fifth-in-pass-attempts offense and a role the last guy could not hold

• The receiver whose two biggest target competitors are both off the roster

• The tight end who led his position in fantasy points per route and still finished TE10

• The one thing veterans who beat their ADP kept having in common, and the counter-case against it

• The veteran whose route share, not his ability, is the only thing holding him back

• How to find a late-round running back who can actually take over a backfield

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:01 1. Chase Brown, RB Bengals
6:57 2. DeVonta Smith, WR Eagles
10:49 The fantasy football bundle, code BUNDLE
12:57 3. Malik Willis, QB Dolphins
21:13 4. Justin Herbert, QB Chargers
26:54 5. Jaylen Waddle, WR Broncos
31:58 6. Christian Watson, WR Packers
36:43 7. Dalton Kincaid, TE Bills
42:42 8. D.J. Moore, WR Bills
50:55 Is Josh Allen worth the pick this year
54:03 9. Stefon Diggs, WR Commanders
1:01:07 10. Jordan Mason, RB Vikings
1:07:22 Wrap up

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JJ Zachariason, Late-Round Fantasy Football. Last week on his channel they gave you the ten players they are avoiding.

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College football win totals and futures for the 2026 season — six win total bets across the Big 12, the ACC and the SEC, with every number, every price and the schedule spot that decides each one.

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Warren Sharp is joined by Sharp Football college betting analyst Ryan McCrystal for six 2026 futures before Week Zero: Cincinnati under 5.5 wins, Virginia over 7.5, Georgia Tech under 6.5, Cal over 6.5, Ole Miss to miss the College Football Playoff, and the best bet of the show, LSU over 8.5 wins.

What You'll Learn:

• The quarterback change that decides Cincinnati's season, and why it is worth more than a win

• How to read a Virginia schedule that did not get harder, and the NIL money behind the rest of the case

• What happens to a Georgia Tech offense when the coordinator, the starter and the backup all leave in one offseason

• Why Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele raises the floor at Cal, not just the ceiling

• What a first-year head coach and a brutal five-game stretch mean for Ole Miss and the College Football Playoff

• What Lane Kiffin built at LSU in the transfer portal, and how the schedule sets up

• The difference between an 8.5-win total and a 9.5-win total, and why one game is worth so much

Chapters:
0:00 Welcome
0:35 Six win totals with Ryan McCrystal
2:27 Cincinnati Bearcats
6:03 Virginia Cavaliers
10:36 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
14:59 20% off sitewide, code SHOW20
15:59 Cal Golden Bears
20:36 The odds, book by book
21:29 Ole Miss Rebels
25:31 LSU Tigers, the best bet of the show
27:09 Inside the LSU schedule
29:49 Why one win changes everything
30:13 The Friday betting show is back

Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMitDmnuLXA

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NFL preseason Week 2 is over and five of the six quarterback situations on this tape look bad — plus beat-reporter intel from the 32BeatWriters network before final roster cuts.

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Warren Sharp walks the quarterback tape from preseason Week 2 — Deshaun Watson named the Browns starter, Cam Ward's rough two weeks in Tennessee, Bryce Young still on a leash, Bo Nix letting it rip in Denver, Fernando Mendoza under pressure in Las Vegas, and Aaron Rodgers giving Mike McCarthy nothing downfield. Then Matt Olson of 32BeatWriters and Raymond Summerlin join for beat-reporter intel before final cuts: the Ashton Jeanty ankle and what it means for Mike Washington, the rookie receivers still going undrafted, 21 new offensive coordinators, what Pete Carmichael changes in Buffalo, and the trade and cut candidates worth tracking.

What You'll Learn:

• Why Cleveland picking Deshaun Watson is not the same thing as Watson winning a quarterback battle

• Where Cam Ward ranks against the only four quarterbacks with real preseason volume

• The three offenses that have changed the most through two preseason games

• What the Ashton Jeanty ankle means for Mike Washington and the Raiders backfield

• Which under-the-radar rookie receivers the beat reporters are actually hearing about

• What Pete Carmichael changes about James Cook and the Buffalo passing game

• The running back injuries and cut candidates that move a depth chart before final cuts

Chapters:
0:00 Today's show
1:55 The 3 offenses that changed the most
5:06 Deshaun Watson named the Browns starter
8:56 De'Zhaun Stribling's usage problem
12:46 Cam Ward: two rough weeks
16:10 Managing Bryce Young
18:40 Bo Nix letting it rip
20:20 Fernando Mendoza thrown to the fire
24:30 Aaron Rodgers x Mike McCarthy
28:49 20% off sitewide, code SHOW20
29:41 Matt of 32BeatWriters + Ray Summerlin join
31:31 Stribling and Ja'Kobi Lane
36:28 Under-the-radar rookie WRs
39:37 Ashton Jeanty's ankle + the Raiders run game
43:40 RB injuries to watch
46:39 21 new offensive coordinators
51:42 Pete Carmichael's Bills offense
56:36 Trending up, trending down
59:03 Trade + cut watch
1:01:42 Wrap

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A 20-round full PPR best ball draft from the No. 1 overall pick — every pick argued out loud, plus what taking Jahmyr Gibbs at 1.01 costs you at running back two rounds later.

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Rich Hribar and Raymond Summerlin draft from pick 1 in a 12-team, 20-round full-PPR best ball tournament: Jahmyr Gibbs, Nico Collins, DeVonta Smith, David Montgomery, Christian Watson, Sam LaPorta, Jayden Reed, Jared Goff, Jacory "Bill" Croskey-Merritt, Jordan Love, Keaton Mitchell, Juwan Johnson, Ray Davis, Caleb Douglas, Dylan Sampson, Emmett Johnson, Charlie Kolar, Calvin Ridley, Germie Bernard and Bryce Lance. Plus the Jayden Higgins and Jordyn Tyson injuries, what the receiver injury wave does to ADP, and an honest post-mortem on what drafting from the 1 spot costs you.

What You'll Learn:

• What the top pick actually buys you, and the running back hole it opens two rounds later

• How a week of receiver injuries moves ADP in real time, and why chasing hurt receivers keeps failing

• Reading preseason usage without overreacting to it, with last year's receipts

• Building a quarterback stack that arrives at a fair price instead of forcing one

• Why the 2/3 and 4/5 turns are always stronger at receiver than at running back

• The 20-round endgame: which late darts are handcuffs worth owning and which are outright zeros

• The self-critique at the end: the build the hosts would run back differently

The format, in short: 12-team draft, 20 rounds, full PPR best ball, no in-season management. New draft every Friday through Week 1.

Chapters:
0:00 Cold open
0:15 Welcome in: a new draft every Friday through Week 1
1:51 The Draft Kit: 75+ articles and tools
2:38 The wide receiver injury wave
4:49 Running back injuries and what they do to ADP
5:25 The draft begins from pick 1
5:56 Pick 1.01: Jahmyr Gibbs over Bijan Robinson
6:21 Drake London and the quarterback splits
6:53 Do not overreact to the preseason
7:50 The signals worth watching: Dalton Kincaid
9:17 Back at the 2/3 turn
10:11 Pick 2.12: Nico Collins
10:37 Pick 3.01: DeVonta Smith
10:51 The Rashee Rice and George Pickens problem
11:34 The Tyson injury reshuffles the receiver board
12:37 The Kamara injury and Travis Etienne
13:45 Why drafting hurt receivers rarely works
15:15 Pick 4.12: David Montgomery
15:27 Pick 5.01: Christian Watson
17:59 Two running backs through five rounds
19:05 Collins and Montgomery: doubling up on the same touchdown pie
19:57 Jake Ferguson vs Dalton Schultz
21:04 Pick 6.12: Sam LaPorta
21:45 Pick 7.01: Jayden Reed, starting the stack
22:28 The Stafford pick and one team's all-Rams build
23:35 Why we went away from Hurts and Josh Jacobs
24:51 RJ Harvey and betting profile over priors
26:42 Pick 8.12: Jared Goff
26:58 Pick 9.01: Jacory "Bill" Croskey-Merritt
28:06 Roster check through nine rounds
28:41 Auto-draft players and injury optimism
29:57 The McCaffrey precedent nobody remembers
31:53 Pick 10.12: Jordan Love
32:25 Pick 11.01: Keaton Mitchell
34:26 Xavier Worthy at a much lower cost
35:32 Rashid Shaheed and best ball's margin for error
36:11 Tyrone Tracy and the Najee Harris signing
36:50 Pick 12.12: Juwan Johnson
37:24 Pick 13.01: Ray Davis
37:44 James Cook, 400 touches, and the double standard
39:23 How many quarterbacks does this team need
42:24 Pick 14.12: Caleb Douglas
42:43 Pick 15.01: Dylan Sampson
43:40 Malachi Fields and what is behind Malik Nabers
46:20 Late tight ends and the Charlie Kolar case
47:20 Pick 16.12: Emmett Johnson
47:41 Pick 17.01: Charlie Kolar
47:58 Jack Bech and the Raiders passing game
49:36 Three wide receivers to close
50:15 Rashod Bateman and Ja'Kobi Lane
52:38 Pick 18.12: Calvin Ridley
53:17 Pick 19.01: Germie Bernard
56:16 Full roster read-back
57:20 Pick 20.12: Bryce Lance
57:49 What this team actually needs to hit
59:36 The real cost of drafting from the 1 or 2 spot
1:01:38 Three more drafts left before Week 1

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The NFL is quietly going back under center, and it is not one or two teams, it is almost everybody. Warren Sharp charts every 2026 preseason week 1 offense against 2025 on first half early downs: shotgun rate, target depth, personnel groupings, pre-snap motion and where quarterbacks are throwing. 21 teams have a new offensive coordinator, and week 1 showed you what each of them wants to run.

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Featuring Tua Tagovailoa, Joe Burrow, Aaron Rodgers, Cam Ward, Malik Willis, Sam Darnold, Drew Lock, Deshaun Watson, Tanner McKee, Andy Dalton, Teddy Bridgewater, Jayden Daniels, Kevin Stefanski, Mike McDaniel, Davis Webb, Matt Nagy and Todd Monken.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

• Why 21 new offensive coordinators are quietly moving the whole league back under center
• Which offenses changed the most from 2025, with the exact numbers behind every one
• How Cincinnati changed with the same quarterback, head coach and coordinator, including Joe Burrow's shotgun rate falling from 88% to 57%
• Which offenses got more aggressive downfield, Miami, Denver and the Chargers, and which pulled everything short
• What Tua Tagovailoa's first action in Atlanta actually looked like
• Why Las Vegas went the opposite way on pre-snap motion while the rest of the league cut it
• Which preseason numbers are real signal and which to throw out once the starters play

THE NUMBERS

• Atlanta cut its shotgun rate from 78% to 46%, third highest in the league down to what would rank 27th
• Philadelphia went from 75% to 35%
• Washington, the most shotgun-heavy offense in football last season at 85%, dropped to 50%
• Miami more than doubled its air yards per attempt, 6.0 to 12.1, and led the NFL in week 1 at 13.4
• Denver nearly doubled its own, 7.1 to 13.8
• The Chargers went from 35% to 77% on two running back sets
• Cincinnati's air yards per attempt fell from 6.9 to 4.0, a 42% drop
• Las Vegas raised pre-snap motion from 49% to 63% while everyone else cut it

CHAPTERS

0:00 Intro
0:12 What we measured
0:45 21 new offensive coordinators
2:09 Why only first half early downs
2:47 The 7 offenses that changed the most
3:22 The league-wide trend: motion and shotgun are down
5:13 Atlanta Falcons - Tua's debut
6:58 Philadelphia Eagles - the backup QB battle
9:48 Miami Dolphins - the opposite swing
11:19 Detroit Lions - Bridgewater retires
12:13 Denver Broncos - the offense Warren likes most
13:59 Los Angeles Chargers - Mike McDaniel's two-back look
16:40 Seattle Seahawks - Sam Darnold over the middle
18:11 Pittsburgh Steelers - life after Rodgers
20:39 Baltimore Ravens - three straight AFC North teams
21:26 Cincinnati Bengals - what changed with no changes
23:24 Arizona Cardinals - new head coach, new offense
25:16 Cleveland Browns - Todd Monken's problem
26:26 New York Giants - Matt Nagy's two-back look
28:20 Kansas City Chiefs - Eric Bieniemy returns
29:46 Washington Commanders - the biggest shotgun drop
30:28 Las Vegas Raiders - going the other way on motion
31:58 Tennessee Titans - Cam Ward

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Best ball fantasy football draft for 2026, this time in full PPR — 20 rounds from the No. 3 pick, playing for a $3,000,000 first prize.

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Rich Hribar and Raymond Summerlin fire up their first full-PPR best ball draft of the year and take every pick live: Christian McCaffrey at 1.3, Malik Nabers, DeVonta Smith, Josh Jacobs, Mike Evans, Jadarian Price, Jalen Hurts, Harold Fannin Jr., Michael Pittman Jr., Brock Purdy, Rachaad White, Rashid Shaheed, Jonah Coleman, Dontayvion Wicks, Ryan Flournoy, Gunnar Helm, AJ Barner, DeMond Claiborne, Eli Stowers and Seth McGowan.

What You'll Learn:

• How strategy changes moving from half PPR to full PPR — and which positions get the value bump

• The case for Christian McCaffrey at pick 3, and why best ball makes it a free square

• Why the elite RB tier is gone by the time pick 3 comes back around

• How to build stacks without forcing them: the Hurts–Smith and Evans–Purdy pairs both arrived at fair prices

• Reading the QB room: Josh Allen goes early, then a massive gap — when to strike

• The 20-round endgame: the dart-throw RBs, WRs and tight ends worth your last five picks

Chapters:
0:00 Welcome: first full PPR draft of the year
1:02 Chuba Hubbard injury news
2:01 The Draft Kit and the fantasy bundle
3:00 Half PPR vs full PPR: what actually changes
5:00 The pick 3 question
6:26 Pick 1.3: Christian McCaffrey
10:04 Pick 2.10: Malik Nabers
11:21 Pick 3.3: DeVonta Smith
12:59 Jordyn Tyson over Chris Olave
15:26 Pick 4.10: Josh Jacobs
16:41 Pick 5.3: Mike Evans (planting the Purdy stack)
18:10 Josh Allen early, then the QB gap
21:34 Pick 6.10: Jadarian Price
22:20 Pick 7.3: Jalen Hurts, stacked with Smith
23:33 The Jonathan Brooks head-scratcher
24:16 Darren Waller to Carolina: fantasy fallout
27:08 Harold Fannin on the radar (Pick 8.10 at 28:04)
29:06 Pick 9.3: Michael Pittman Jr.
30:13 Mahomes is falling: how stacks drive QB ADP
31:53 Xavier Worthy doubts and the Matthew Golden theory
33:15 Pick 10.10: Brock Purdy (the stack completes)
33:43 Pick 11.3: Rachaad White
35:50 The Mark Andrews Rorschach test
38:17 Pick 12.10: Rashid Shaheed
39:18 Pick 13.3: Jonah Coleman
40:14 Ray Davis, the best handcuff in football
41:44 Not scared of Travis Hunter
43:12 Pick 14.10: Dontayvion Wicks
44:11 Pick 15.3: Ryan Flournoy
48:21 Pick 16.10: Gunnar Helm
49:27 Pick 17.3: AJ Barner
53:39 Pick 18.10: DeMond Claiborne
55:34 Pick 19.3: Eli Stowers
58:43 Pick 20.10: Seth McGowan
59:36 Full team recap from pick 3
1:03:09 What's next: a live draft every Friday

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Warren Sharp runs through everything that matters heading into preseason week 1: what the Commanders lose with Laremy Tunsil gone, Patrick Mahomes vs Josh Allen for best quarterback of the decade, the 2026 schedule traps hiding behind last year's late quarterback surges in New Orleans and Jacksonville, the new Highmark Stadium, and what a single sack actually costs a drive.

Rich Hribar joins to explain moving Christian McCaffrey to No. 3 overall, and where Mahomes and Allen land for fantasy this season.

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CHAPTERS

0:00 What's on today's show

1:25 Three shows a week, and a favour

3:35 The Commanders lose Laremy Tunsil

7:13 Washington's kicking problem

10:05 Mahomes vs Allen, best QB of the decade

14:36 The 2026 Sharp Football Preview

16:27 Rich Hribar: Christian McCaffrey to No. 3

26:57 Rich Hribar: Mahomes vs Allen for fantasy

34:24 Was it real, or was it the schedule

36:12 New Orleans and the schedule behind the surge

38:37 Jacksonville, the same story

44:51 The new Highmark Stadium

47:51 Sack avoidance and Caleb Williams

52:46 Kyler Murray, and what Minnesota asks of a QB

55:26 Denver's new offense and Bo Nix

59:08 Outro

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Raymond Summerlin and Rich Hribar draft a best ball team live from the number two pick, covering 2026 fantasy football ADP, best ball strategy, roster construction and the Stefan Diggs signing.

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Stefan Diggs is signing with the Washington Commanders, and the guys open by working through what it means for Terry McLaurin, Jayden Daniels, Chig Okonkwo and the late-round tight end market, plus why Deebo Samuel's move back into a familiar system is more interesting than the efficiency numbers suggest.

Then it is a live draft from the 2 spot. Bijan Robinson comes off the board first, the back half of round one turns into an RB-RB pile-up, and the team ends up with seven running backs, two Cardinals by accident, and a tight end room the guys openly call their weakest position.

What You'll Learn:

• What Stefan Diggs to Washington does to Terry McLaurin, Jayden Daniels and the late-round tight end crowd

• Why the back half of round one has become RB-RB no matter which site you draft on

• Rashee Rice, touchdown regression, and the red zone numbers behind the call

• David Montgomery and the prototypical dead zone running back profile

• The Colston Loveland bet, and what the team would have looked like if Brock Bowers fell one more spot

• The full roster recap, and Malik Nabers' fantasy playoff schedule

Chapters:

0:00 Cold open
0:18 Weekly live drafts through August
1:27 The Fantasy Draft Kit
2:24 Breaking: Stefan Diggs signs with Washington
2:59 What it means for McLaurin, Daniels and Okonkwo
5:41 Deebo Samuel back in a familiar system
7:21 The draft begins, on the clock at pick 2
10:02 Why the back half of round 1 turned into RB-RB
12:10 Rashee Rice and touchdown regression
14:20 David Montgomery and the dead zone profile
18:01 Marvin Harrison Jr. and the receiver run
21:53 Xavier Worthy, Jordan Addison and the WR3 tier
26:13 Deebo over Dobbs, and hunting a second QB
28:18 C.J. Stroud and the second tight end problem
31:28 Round 15: pounding running backs
36:17 Cyrus Allen, Jerry Jeudy and the fun picks
41:08 The full roster recap
44:29 Nabers' fantasy playoff schedule
45:30 Wrap-up and BUNDLE20

New live draft every Friday through August and into the first week of September. Watch the picks happen on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SharpFootball?sub_confirmation=1

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Warren Sharp ranks every NFL starting quarterback into tiers for 2026, covering all 32 teams, NFL QB rankings, quarterback tiers, betting futures and fantasy football draft value.

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Training camps are open, so Warren Sharp puts every starting quarterback in the NFL on one board and sorts them into five tiers, from "we can win the Super Bowl because of you" down to "we need to replace you."

This is not a career ranking. It is a 2026 ranking: the quarterback, the coaching staff, and the talent around him, judged for this season only. Warren goes team by team from Arizona to Washington with the numbers behind every call.

Some of the placements that will start arguments: Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen land in different tiers, Justin Herbert sits in tier three, Bryce Young is placed below Jacoby Brissett, Sam Darnold does not crack tier two, and Bo Nix does.

What You'll Learn:

• Why "win playoff games because of you" and "win playoff games in spite of you" are two different tiers

• Why Jacoby Brissett is better than the league thinks, above average across the board among 45 qualifying quarterbacks

• The Justin Herbert verdict: elite talent, tier three placement, and what has to change

• Drake Maye vs Jayden Daniels, and how roster building rather than talent separated the same draft class

• The full tier board at the end, including where Kirk Cousins and Shedeur Sanders shake out

Chapters:

0:00 The five QB tiers, explained
0:26 The 2026 Football Preview Book
1:19 How the tiers work
2:33 Jacoby Brissett
3:16 Tua Tagovailoa & Michael Penix Jr.
4:15 Lamar Jackson
6:28 Josh Allen
7:32 Bryce Young
10:09 Caleb Williams
11:36 Joe Burrow
12:35 Shedeur Sanders / Deshaun Watson
13:47 Dak Prescott
14:58 Bo Nix
16:29 Jared Goff
17:39 Jordan Love
18:27 C.J. Stroud
19:57 Daniel Jones
20:47 Trevor Lawrence
21:45 Patrick Mahomes
22:56 NFL Futures package
23:32 Justin Herbert
25:28 Fernando Mendoza
25:53 Matthew Stafford
27:16 Malik Willis
28:13 Aaron Rodgers
28:48 Kyler Murray
29:27 Drake Maye
31:48 Tyler Shough
32:34 Jaxson Dart
33:02 Geno Smith
33:19 Jalen Hurts
34:23 Brock Purdy
35:06 Sam Darnold
36:03 Baker Mayfield
36:28 Cam Ward
36:48 Jayden Daniels
38:20 The final tier board and wrap-up

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The Kansas City Chiefs, Denver Broncos, Houston Texans & New York Giants each must make one key change in 2026 to improve their Super Bowl odds. 

Full offseason breakdown with betting & fantasy angles. Warren Sharp and Ray Summerlin break down the single most important fix for all four teams — straight from the 2026 Football Preview. 

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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN 

• Why the Chiefs fell from No. 1 to 28th in first-quarter scoring — and how Kenneth Walker's explosiveness (32 runs of 20+ yards vs. 17 by ALL Chiefs RBs since 2022) fixes their slow starts as Patrick Mahomes returns from injury 

• The play-calling tell that made Denver's offense predictable (79% pass from shotgun, 29% under center) and what new play caller Davis Webb changes after an 11-2 record in one-score games 

• How Houston's rebuilt offensive line and David Montgomery unlock Nick Caley's man-blocking scheme — and why C.J. Stroud's red zone numbers, not his overall play, held the Texans back 

• Jaxson Dart's historic rookie rushing (3rd-best EPA since 2000) vs. 35th-ranked passing — and why Giants expectations under the new staff need caution 

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2026 NFL Preview Book is live with 619 pages of football betting edges, fantasy football rankings, NFL win totals, team previews, schedule analysis and futures market insight. 

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The 2026 NFL season starts now. The new Sharp Football Preview is here with 619 pages built to get you smarter before the market catches up. This episode breaks down what is inside the book, why this NFL season looks more wide open than usual, and how coaching changes, schedule edges, win totals, fantasy football trends and futures markets create opportunity before Week 1. 

What You’ll Learn: 

• What is inside the 2026 Football Preview 

• Why this year’s book is the biggest one yet 

• How Sharp Football attacks all 32 NFL team previews 

• Why the 2026 NFL season has more uncertainty than usual 

• How coaching changes can create betting and fantasy edges 

• Why schedule analysis, rest edges and team context matter

• How to enter the printed book giveaway

• Why this book helps with futures, fantasy football, best ball and in-season betting 

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NFL rest edges could shape the 2026 season as Warren Sharp identifies major schedule advantages for teams like the Bears and Bills while the Chargers face one of the toughest rest disadvantages in years. 

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The 2026 NFL schedule is not only about who teams play. It is about when they play them. This full breakdown explains how rest advantages, short-week road games, mini-byes, bye-week timing, and schedule sequencing can impact betting markets, win totals, futures, playoff races, and team expectations. 

Warren Sharp and Ray Summerlin break down the biggest 2026 NFL schedule winners and losers, including the Bears’ major rest edge, the Chargers’ brutal disadvantage, and why the Bills’ schedule is more complicated than it looks. 

What You’ll Learn 

• Why 110 games feature a rest advantage in 2026 

• Why 69 games include at least a 3-day rest edge 

• Which teams gained the biggest schedule edge

• Why the Bears may have the NFL’s best rest setup 

• Why the Chargers face a historic disadvantage 

• How the Bills benefit in key AFC matchups despite some tough spots 

• Why short-week road games matter against the spread 

• How rest edges can impact NFL futures, betting markets, and win totals

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2026 dynasty rookie mock draft strategy starts with Jeremiyah Love as the clear 1.01, but the real debate begins at 1.02 with Fernando Mendoza, Carnell Tate, Jordyn Tyson, and more. 

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Jeremiyah Love is the obvious top pick in 2026 dynasty rookie drafts, but what happens after 1.01? 

Raymond Summerlin and Rich Hribar run through a full first-round dynasty rookie mock draft after the 2026 NFL Draft, breaking down Superflex strategy, rookie WR tiers, trade value, landing spots, and which picks could become traps. 

The biggest decision point comes immediately after Love. Should dynasty managers force Fernando Mendoza in Superflex? Should Carnell Tate or Jordyn Tyson be the top wide receiver? Where do KC Concepcion, Makai Lemon, Jadarian Price, Kenyon Sadiq, Denzel Boston, Omar Cooper, Eli Stowers, Antonio Williams, Chris Bell, Zachariah Branch, Jacoby Lane, Kaytron Allen, Jonah Coleman, and Nicholas Singleton belong in rookie drafts? 

What You’ll Learn 

• Why Jeremiah Love is the clear 1.01 in dynasty rookie drafts 

• How to value Fernando Mendoza in Superflex formats

• Whether Carnell Tate or Jordyn Tyson should be WR1

 • Where KC Concepcion and Makai Lemon fit in rookie rankings

 • Why Jadarian Price could be a risky Round 1 rookie pick

 • How to approach weak rookie draft tiers after the top names

 • Which tight ends matter most in TE premium formats

 • Which late-round RBs and WRs are worth targeting 

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NFL Draft Grades are in for the biggest winners and losers of the 2026 NFL Draft with Warren Sharp & Ryan McCrystal.

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Which teams had the best and worst draft classes? This breakdown examines the franchises that whiffed by missing on value, reaching against consensus, ignoring roster needs and failing to improve their path toward winning in 2026.  You'll also learn which teams earned the highest marks based on player value, draft capital, athleticism, roster fit, and long-term team-building upside.

What You’ll Learn: 

• Which teams earned the worst 2026 NFL Draft grades 

• Why the Jaguars’ draft process raised major concerns 

• Why the Rams’ first two picks made little sense for a Super Bowl contender 

• How the Cardinals mishandled value after drafting Jeremiyah Love 

• Why the Broncos and Chargers landed below average 

• Why the 49ers remain a major draft process debate despite a better grade from Ryan

• Which teams earned the best 2026 NFL Draft grades

• Why the Raiders, Chiefs, and Bills landed among the biggest winners

• How the Titans supported Cam Ward with Carnell Tate and more talent

• Why the Buccaneers, Jets, Dolphins, and Colts graded out strongly

• Where draft capital, athleticism, team needs, and player fits aligned

• Which picks could become immediate starters or long-term roster wins

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The biggest winners, questionable trades, shocking picks, and costly mistakes from Round 1 of the NFL Draft. 

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Warren Sharp, Rich Hribar, Ryan McCrystal, and Ray Summerlin break down every key storyline from Round 1 of the NFL Draft. From aggressive trades to questionable decisions and perfect player-team fits, this is a complete reaction covering betting angles, fantasy football impact, and team-building strategy. 

We also grade Ryan McCrystal's mock draft! 

Plus—the faster draft timing created a rushed broadcast, limiting real analysis and leaving coverage far behind online news reporting. 

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In This Episode: 

Best and worst picks from Round 1 

Surprising trades and draft strategy decisions 

Fantasy football rookie impact 

Betting market reactions and recap 

Teams that improved (and those that didn’t) 

TV coverage couldn't keep up with fast draft

Grading Ryan McCrystal’s Mock Draft 

What are the Rams doing?

Cardinals Draft Jeremiyah Love at #3 

Chiefs Trade Up for Monsoor Delane 

Browns Pass on Caleb Downs for Spencer Fano 

Fantasy Football Impact: Sadiq & Cooper to Jets 

Fantasy Perspective: Jadarian Price to Seahawks 

Confusing Browns Trade 

Howie Roseman Does It Again 

Steelers Get Desperate at #21 

Great Fit: Rueben Bain Jr. to Buccaneers 

Dillon Thieneman to Bears 

Lions Draft Blake Miller at #17 

NFL Draft Timing Discussion 

Carnell Tate to Titans 

Jordyn Tyson to Saints 

KC Concepcion to Browns 

Classic Ravens Pick: Olaivavega Ioane 

NFL Draft Betting Recap 

Best Players Available (Rounds 2–3) 

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Warren Sharp and Ryan McCrystal break down NFL Draft prop betting markets to identify mispriced odds, positional inefficiencies, and value opportunities across key first-round player and team-based markets. 
 

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This episode focuses on how volatility at the top of the draft, positional clustering, and team-specific tendencies are shaping prop markets across the first round and beyond. From uncertainty around early picks to how offensive line and defensive value is being interpreted differently across teams, this is a deep look at where information is still moving the market.

Betting Markets Covered: 

Jets No. 2 pick: David Bailey vs. Reese market 

Steelers first position drafted: offensive line focus 

Big Ten players drafted in Round 1 

Sonny Styles: potential top-five draft range 

Jacob Rodriguez: first-round longshot 

Diego Pavia: draft position over/under 200.5 

First offensive lineman drafted: Mauigoa / Freeling / Proctor 

Buffalo Bills first position drafted: WR vs OL vs defense 

Offensive tackle range: Monroe Freeling pricing and overall tackle board positioning dynamics 

Kadyn Proctor: value vs field for first OL drafted market

• Why this draft class is creating unusual uncertainty in prop markets
• How early draft chaos is impacting top-10 positioning
• Why offensive line demand is driving first-round strategy
• How linebacker and defensive prospects are being evaluated differently than consensus boards
• Where longshot first-round markets are still offering potential value
• How team needs and trade behavior could reshape draft-day outcomes
• Why late rumors and visits are still moving betting lines

If you’re betting the NFL Draft or tracking how teams actually make decisions, this episode breaks down where the market may still be mispriced heading into draft night.

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Matt Harmon from Yahoo and Reception Perception joins Rich Hribar to analyze the 2026 NFL Draft wide receiver class—from top prospects to hidden gems and rising names you need to know.

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Hribar and Harmon take a deep, data-driven look at the WR class through the lens of Reception Perception, player usage, and projection to the next level.

• Why Carnell Tate is firmly in the WR1 conversation 
• How WR usage and alignment (on-ball vs off-ball) impacts projection
• Key traits teams are prioritizing in modern WR evaluation

• Makai Lemon vs Jordyn Tyson: role, usage, and projection 
• Lemon’s versatility and potential off-ball role 
• KC Concepcion: skillset, strengths, and drop concerns
• Denzel Boston vs Omar Cooper Jr.: contrasting profiles
• Malachai Fields: archetype and fit at the next level 
• Tier drop after the top group + WR7 discussion 

• Why De’Zhaun Stribling is gaining late momentum 
• Evaluations of Ted Hurst & Bryce Lance 
• The case for Deion Burks as an under-the-radar playmaker

• The importance of role-specific WR evaluation (not just raw traits)
• Why teams (and fantasy players) must separate usage vs talent
• The danger of lazy player comps (including overused archetypes)
• Clear tier breaks in this WR class—and where the value lies

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NFL Draft Anayst Dane Brugler, author of "The Beast" shares his draft board, sleepers, and the rumors shaping the 2026 NFL Draft with Warren Sharp.  

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This 3-part conversation covers everything you need to know heading into draft night:

Players who could outperform their draft position and become impact contributors:

• Potential late 1st-round surprises at OL, LB, and DB
• Fast-rising prospects gaining traction with teams late in the process
• Ole Miss WR De'Zhaun Stribling generating serious buzz across the league
• Navy weapon Eli Heidenreich and his rare versatility + elite testing
• Underrated RBs and Day 2/3 prospects to watch closely

📊 Insight: Teams view picks 20–50 in a similar tier, creating opportunity for unexpected names to rise

A deeper look at how teams evaluate the top of this class:

• QB breakdown: Where Fernando Mendoza stacks up vs recent top picks
• WR1 debate: Why Carnell Tate separates from the pack
• OL discussion: Tackle vs guard projection for top linemen
• EDGE1 case: Why Arvell Reese is Brugler’s #1 overall player
• Safety value: Could Caleb Downs break positional trends and go top 10?

📌 Key Theme: Scheme fit + development environment will define outcomes as much as talent

Real insight from conversations across the league:

• Are the Dallas Cowboys moving up in Round 1?
• Trade scenarios involving top-10 picks and draft capital strategy
• Injury-related volatility (including high-upside prospects with medical flags)
• QB market watch: What happens after QB1 comes off the board?
• WR movement: How workouts and late evaluations could reshape the top 10

📉 Key Angle: Wide variance across team boards = unpredictable first round

🎯 Whether you’re betting the draft, scouting prospects, or just want sharper insight—this episode gives you a true edge heading into draft night.

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2026 NFL Draft wide receiver rankings are changing fast as Jordyn Tyson, Carnell Tate, KC Concepcion, and Omar Cooper battle for position, while Emmett Johnson rises as a dynasty rookie sleeper.

JJ Zachariason joins the show to break down the 2026 NFL Draft WR1 debate, why Jordyn Tyson still has a real case at the top, where Carnell Tate wins and loses analytically, and how KC Concepcion, Omar Cooper and Emmett Johnson fit into rookie draft strategy.

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What You’ll Learn
 

• Why Jordyn Tyson still has one of the strongest WR profiles in the class
• Where Carnell Tate’s draft buzz clashes with the production profile
• How KC Concepcion and Omar Cooper fit in the next tier
• Why Emmett Johnson is one of the best sleeper bets in dynasty rookie drafts
• Why Jadarian Price is such a difficult RB2 evaluation

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Which 2026 NFL Draft prospects should you be targeting—or avoiding—for dynasty and rookie drafts?

Rich Hribar is joined by Ray Garvin (@RayGQue) to analyze the next wave of NFL talent making an impact in fantasy football leagues — from under-the-radar sleepers and players to avoid, to high-value 2nd and 3rd round dynasty rookie draft targets, plus key tight end trends shaping fantasy production.

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What You’ll Learn:

• How Ray Garvin evaluates NFL Draft prospects for fantasy football and dynasty formats
• Where the biggest gaps exist between devy rankings and NFL Draft expectations
• Which prospects Rich and Ray are avoiding — and why
• Top targets in the 2nd and 3rd rounds of dynasty rookie drafts
• How current NFL tight end blocking trends are impacting fantasy football production
• Tight End Premium Strategy: Should you draft Kenyon Sadiq over top WR prospects?

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Warren Sharp and NFL draft expert Ryan McCrystal break down the top 2026 NFL defensive prospects, focusing on defensive line and defensive secondary standouts. This episode covers strengths, weaknesses, dark horse candidates, and NFL projection.

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What You’ll Learn:

• Which edge rushers and defensive linemen can generate pressure and translate to immediate NFL impact
• Why David Bailey leads the defensive line class and how his traits project at the next level
• Why Arvell Reese offers elite upside but comes with risk
• How Reuben Bain Jr., Kendrick Faulk, Zion Young, and Caleb Banks fit into the modern NFL
• Why Caleb Downs is viewed as the top defensive back—and one of the top overall players—in the class
• How Dillon Thieneman’s versatility raises his NFL floor
• Which defensive backs project best across zone, press, slot, and man-heavy schemes
• Why Mansoor Delane, Avieon Terrell, and Brandon Cisse each offer different types of first-round value
• Why Jermod McCoy represents one of the biggest ceiling vs. risk debates in the class
• Dark horse defensive prospects who could outperform expectations

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Warren Sharp and NFL draft expert Ryan McCrystal break down the top 2026 NFL prospects at quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and offensive line. This episode covers strengths, weaknesses, dark horse candidates, and NFL projection.

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What You’ll Learn:

• Which quarterbacks have the safest NFL outlook and which are boom-or-bust bets
• Top running backs, including versatile pass-catching options and feature back prospects
• How the top wide receivers create separation, dominate in the slot, or stretch the field
• Which offensive linemen are safe bets to anchor a line and which carry higher ceilings
• Dark horse players to watch who could exceed expectations

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Warren Sharp and Ryan McCrystal break down the top 5 running backs in the 2026 NFL Draft and identify the one dark horse back who could beat expectations at the next level. 

What You’ll Learn:

• Why Jeremiyah Love looks like the clear RB1 in the 2026 class

• Whether Jadarian Price has real three down upside 

• Why Mike Washington Jr. is one of the biggest boom or bust backs in the class 

• What makes Kaytron Allen a safe projection for NFL early down work 

• How Emmett Johnson’s versatility helps his draft case

• Why Dean Connors could become a valuable passing down weapon in the NFL 

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2026 NFL Draft quarterbacks Fernando Mendoza, Drew Allar, Cade Klubnik, Garrett Nussmeier and Ty Simpson all bring different strengths, flaws and projection paths. 

This breakdown covers the 2026 QB class, pressure performance, red zone efficiency, mobility, accuracy and NFL projection. 

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What You’ll Learn: 

• Why Fernando Mendoza looks like the safest quarterback in the 2026 NFL Draft 

• Where Drew Allar’s traits still outpace his production 

• Why Cade Klubnik is tougher to evaluate than his raw numbers suggest 

• What Garrett Nussmeier’s injury and regression mean for his projection 

• Why Ty Simpson is one of the biggest boom or bust QB bets in this class 

• Which quarterbacks win under pressure and which need structure 

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Jaylen Waddle is headed to the Broncos—what does this trade mean for his fantasy value, Courtland Sutton, and the rest of the wide receiver landscape? Raymond Summerlin and Rich Hribar analyze the fantasy football impact. 

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In this episode: 

Breaking news on the Jaylen Waddle trade to the Denver Broncos 

How Waddle’s new team impacts fantasy football rankings and targets 

Courtland Sutton and other WRs affected by the move 

Rookie wide receivers, tight ends, and running back market insights 

Strategy for dynasty and redraft leagues under new team fits 

What You’ll Learn: 

Why Waddle moves to a better situation for fantasy 

How Denver’s scheme fits Waddle’s skillset 

Fantasy winners and losers from this trade 

Impact on receivers Sutton, Troy Franklin, and Marvin Mims 

Early thoughts on rookie dynasty picks for 2026 

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We're giving you the best longshot bets and value picks for this year's Super Bowl! 

Warren Sharp, Rich Hribar and Raymond Summerlin analyze the top teams post-free agency — and identify where real betting value is before the numbers move. 

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What You’ll Learn in This Video: 

Top Super Bowl longshot teams: Minnesota Vikings, Washington Commanders, Atlanta Falcons 

Why Kyler Murray and Kevin O’Connell could transform the Vikings’ Super Bowl odds 

Key free agency moves that give the Commanders and Falcons serious upside 

How to spot betting values in futures, division bets, and win totals 

How odds shifted after free agency and where to find the best risk/reward

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Warren Sharp breaks down what happened, why the deal fell apart, and what it could mean for both teams moving forward. 

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What You’ll Learn 

• Why Maxx Crosby reportedly failed his Ravens physical 

• What Crosby’s knee surgery and recovery timeline mean here 

• Raiders cap and draft implications after the trade reversal

• Why this move could impact the edge rusher market 

• Whether Trey Hendrickson could emerge as a pivot for Baltimore 

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2026 NFL Free Agency is already delivering strange team-building decisions. We break down the weirdest signings so far, from the Cardinals’ confusing plan to the Falcons betting on Jahan Dotson and the Titans paying big for Wan’Dale Robinson. 

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In this episode of Sharp Football Analysis, we dig into the NFL free agency moves that left us asking one question: what exactly is the plan?
What You’ll Learn: 

• Why the Cardinals’ day-one spending spree feels directionless 

• Whether Jahan Dotson was worth Atlanta’s early push

 • Why Wan’Dale Robinson’s Titans contract stands out

• How roster-building logic can break down in free agency 

• Which teams may still be telegraphing future draft moves

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NFL Free Agency Steals 2026 breaks down the best value signings, from Tua Tagovailoa to the Falcons to Jamel Dean with the Steelers, David Edwards with the Saints, and Quincy Williams with the Browns. 

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Free agency is about more than big contracts. This episode breaks down the smartest value signings of the 2026 NFL offseason and explains which teams may have quietly improved the most. 

What You’ll Learn: 

• Why Tua Tagovailoa may be the best low-risk quarterback bet of free agency 

• How Jamel Dean could change Pittsburgh’s secondary 

• Why David Edwards is such a clean value add for New Orleans 

• How Quincy Williams fits what Cleveland needed at linebacker 

• Which signings actually improved team strength without top-tier spending 

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2026 NFL free agency winners, Rams upgrades, Raiders rebuild, Steelers secondary moves, and Panthers value additions. 

Which teams actually improved and which moves change the NFL race? Some teams spent. Some teams actually got better. 

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In this episode, Warren Sharp, Ray Summerlin, and Rich Hribar break down the NFL teams that truly improved in 2026 free agency, why the Rams may have raised their Super Bowl ceiling, and why the Raiders’ aggressive rebuild could finally move the franchise forward. 

What You’ll Learn: 

• Why the Rams’ secondary overhaul could change the NFC race 

• Which Raiders moves matter most, even if they overpaid

 • Why process matters more than splashy headlines in free agency 

• Which teams actually improved their 2026 outlook 

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Worst NFL Free Agency Signings 2026 starts with the biggest early overpays: Kwity Paye to the Raiders, Alontae Taylor to the Titans, and Jaelan Phillips to the Panthers. Which team reached the most in NFL free agency?

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 In this episode, Warren Sharp, Ray Summerlin, and Rich Hribar break down the early NFL free agency deals that look the most expensive, what each team was really buying, and which contracts could age badly once the 2026 season starts. 

What You’ll Learn: 

• Why the Raiders paying Kwity Paye drew immediate pushback 

• Why Alontae Taylor’s Titans deal looks rich compared to the cornerback market 

• Why Jaelan Phillips to Carolina sparked the biggest debate of the show 

• Which “bad” signings might still work because of coaching, scheme, and roster context 

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2026 NFL free agency winners, best signings so far, and the smartest offseason fits. 

We break down Malik Willis to the Dolphins, Kenneth Walker to the Chiefs, DJ Moore to Buffalo, Tyler Linderbaum to the Raiders, and more. 

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In this episode of the Sharp Football Analysis podcast, we break down our favorite NFL free agency moves so far and what actually makes these signings work. Featuring Warren Sharp, Rich Hribar, and Raymond Summerlin. 

What You’ll Learn: 

• Why Malik Willis to Miami is a smart upside bet 

• How Miami’s offensive line changes the equation 

• Why Kenneth Walker fits Kansas City better than last year’s RB room 

• What Tyler Linderbaum changes for the Raiders 

• What early RB spending says about the 2026 draft class 

• Which signings look good on paper and which ones may be priced too high 

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2026 NFL free agency Day 1 delivered major roster changes across the league. The Raiders, Chiefs, Dolphins, Falcons, Saints, Titans, Steelers, and 49ers all made moves that could reshape their 2026 outlook.

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Warren Sharp breaks down the biggest Day 1 free agency signings, where teams got better, which contracts reset the market, and which moves carry real risk.

What You’ll Learn:
 • Why Tyler Linderbaum’s Raiders deal changed the center market
 • How Kenneth Walker fits in Kansas City’s offense
 • What Malik Willis changes for Miami structurally
 • Why Tua’s Atlanta fit is far from automatic
 • How Travis Etienne changes the Saints backfield
 • Why Wan’Dale Robinson helps Tennessee’s passing game
 • What Jamel Dean gives Pittsburgh on defense
 • How Mike Evans changes the 49ers offense
 • Which Raiders moves matter most beyond one headline signing

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The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine shook up the draft board — who rose, who fell, and who still needs work? 

Raymond Summerlin and NFL Mock Draft Analyst Ryan McCrystal share Combine takeaways and impact on the 2026 NFL Draft 

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What You’ll Learn: 

Who the biggest combine winners are this year 

Which projected top-10 picks could fall and why 

Players moving up and down the NFL Draft boards 

Positional value trends affecting draft boards 

How Arvell Reese and Sonny Styles differ in skill set and ideal NFL roles

How combine testing numbers translate to NFL projection

Key prospects discussed:

Caleb Downs — top-10 buzz

Jeremiyah Love — RB value in modern drafts

Sonny Styles — hybrid linebacker versatility

Arvell Reese — explosive combine, but is the hype justified?

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Kyler Murray trade rumors are everywhere, but his deep passing EPA since 2022 is a red flag. 

This Warren Sharp breakdown hits 10+, 15+, 20+, and 25+ yard throws, plus injuries, dome vs outdoor splits, and cold-weather exposure. 

What You’ll Learn 

• Why Kyler ranks at or near the bottom on downfield efficiency (10+ to 25+ yards) 

• The health and availability issue teams keep ignoring 

• Why “outdoor teams” should care about weather reps, not just highlights 

The dome/outdoor split that changes the entire debate 

Warren Sharp breaks down the numbers and why the market conversation is missing the most important context.

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J.J. McCarthy’s 2025 numbers over the middle were near NFL-worst, and Minnesota removed key middle-of-field concepts to simplify reads. That is the biggest red flag for the 2026 Vikings offense. 

In this breakdown, we show exactly what changed from the 2024 Vikings passing game to 2025, why the middle of the field disappeared, and what it means for Minnesota’s ceiling in 2026. 

What You’ll Learn 

• Why the Vikings reduced throws between the numbers for McCarthy 

• The efficiency drop compared to Sam Darnold’s 2024 results

 • The turnover problem that jumps off the page

 • Why opponent strength makes the 2025 split even more concerning

 • What Minnesota has to fix for 2026 

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2026 NFL Draft breakdown featuring Ryan McCrystal’s first mock draft of the cycle, evaluating Fernando Mendoza as the projected No. 1 overall pick, analyzing the rest of the quarterback class, the deep edge rusher class, Ohio State Safety Caleb Downs’ ceiling, must-know fantasyfootball names, and why the RB class lacks top-end depth 

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What You’ll Learn: 

• Why Fernando Mendoza will be the No. 1 pick 

• Full Fernando Mendoza scouting report and trait evaluation 

• Which other quarterbacks could land in Round 1

• How far some of the lauded 2026 QBs might fall 

• Why the edge rusher class could dominate the top of the draft 

• Caleb Downs’ projection and overall ceiling 

• Names fantasy football players need to know now 

• Why the 2026 running back class lacks top-end depth 

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Super Bowl LX recap breaking down how the Seattle Seahawks defense shut down the New England Patriots, forced punts, dictated coverage, and created one of the most lopsided Super Bowl performances in modern NFL history. 

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• Why Seattle’s defense dominated from the opening drive 

• How Cover 6 and single-high looks confused Drake Maye 

• The key game-state decisions that shaped the blowout

 • Which Super Bowl betting angles created massive edge

• Lessons bettors and analysts should take into 2026

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