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Week 1 gave us our first real look at what the 2026 College Fantasy Football season might have in store. On the Week 2 College Fantasy Football Show, Joe breaks down what jumped out from opening weekend, which preseason questions were finally answered, and which performances created even more uncertainty. From surprising player usage and emerging fantasy roles to situations that may not be as clear as we thought, Joe looks at what we learned in Week 1 and the new questions CFF managers need answered in Week 2.

The 2026 College Fantasy Football season is officially here! On theCFFsite’s Week 1 College Fantasy Football Show, we’re diving into everything that matters from a CFF perspective—player utilization, emerging usage trends, and the performances that could impact fantasy value moving forward. Week 1 gives us our first real data points of the season, and we’re breaking down what matters and what it could mean for your fantasy roster.

With preseason camps underway and college fantasy football draft season heating up, Joe and Mike reveal their biggest risers and fallers. They highlight the players gaining momentum and climbing draft boards, identify those whose fantasy value is slipping, and explain what the latest camp news means for your upcoming drafts.

With preseason camps underway across the country and college fantasy football draft season in full swing, Joe and Mike reveal 10 players they’re fading in 2026 drafts. They identify players whose current draft value may be too high and explain the risks, concerns, and potential warning signs fantasy managers should consider before going on the clock.

With preseason camps underway across the country and college fantasy football draft season in full swing, Joe and Mike reveal 10 sleepers to target in 2026 drafts. They highlight under-the-radar players with breakout potential and late-round values who could outperform their draft position and make a major fantasy impact this season.

The 2026 Preseason Preview Series concludes as Joe and Mike break down the wide receiver and tight end positions for college fantasy football. They reveal their favorite early-round targets, identify the best mid-round values, and highlight late-round sleepers with breakout potential. They also weigh the fantasy value of the WR1 versus WR2 at programs such as Texas, Alabama, Indiana, and Clemson before examining the key position battles to monitor throughout summer and preseason camp.

The 2026 Preseason Preview Series continues with the second installment of a three-part series as Joe and Mike break down the running back position for college fantasy football. They reveal their favorite early-round targets, identify the best mid-round values, and highlight late-round sleepers with breakout potential. They also discuss several running backs they’re avoiding based on value and risk before examining the key backfield battles to monitor throughout summer and preseason camp.

The 2026 Preseason Preview Series kicks off as Joe and Mike break down the quarterback position for college fantasy football! They discuss the signal-callers worth targeting in the early rounds, identify the best values in the middle rounds, and uncover late-round sleepers with the most fantasy appeal. They also share a few quarterbacks they're avoiding based on value and risk. To wrap things up, they highlight the key quarterback battles they're monitoring throughout the summer and preseason camp that could have a major impact on fantasy drafts.

On the final College Fantasy Football Show of the season, what Joe calls The Money Week, the stakes couldn’t be higher. With Week 13 serving as semifinal week in most leagues, this is where fantasy managers earn their shot at a College Fantasy Football Championship in Week 14. Instead of looking back at Week 12, Joe dives straight into the most important matchups of Week 13 and the biggest roster decisions you’ll face as everything comes down to one pivotal weekend. Get ready, your championship path starts here!

On this week’s College Fantasy Football Show, Joe looks back on Week 11 and sets the stage for Weeks 12, 13, and 14 as the College Fantasy Football Playoffs officially arrive. Every roster move now carries extra weight, so tune in as Joe breaks down key performances, pivotal matchups, and the players who could make or break your championship run.

On this week’s show, we break down Week 10, highlighting players who are trending up, trending down, and those poised for a bounce-back. Joe also digs into which emerging players have what it takes to become major fantasy factors as we enter the season’s most critical stretch.

Week 10 is here, and when we hit double digits, you know the College Fantasy Football playoffs are right around the corner. On this week’s show, Joe runs through his quick-hitter takeaways from Week 9 and breaks down what those storylines mean as we head into Week 10 and the home-stretch run of the fantasy season.

On this week’s show, Joe looks back at Week 8 and breaks down the players who are trending up and those who are trending down as we start knocking on the College Fantasy Football playoff door. With the postseason approaching, every roster move matters — find out who’s peaking at the right time and who’s fading fast.

On this week’s show, Joe breaks down the major storylines from Week 7 and what they mean for college fantasy football down the stretch as we move into the second half of the season. From breakout performers to fading trends, Joe helps make sense of where things stand and how lineup decisions might be impacted the rest of the way.

Week 7 is here! Joe looks back at all the Week 6 action and breaks down what it means for the weeks ahead. There are things we know, things we think we know, and things we think we think we know — it’s all part of navigating the ever-evolving world of College Fantasy Football!

theCFFsite’s Week 6 College Fantasy Football Show is here! Joe looks back at Week 5 and breaks down how those performances shape the college fantasy football landscape moving forward. He also addresses the lack of DST streaming options at this stage of the season and shares strategies for navigating injuries as we hit the heart of the 2025 schedule.

On this week’s show, Joe takes a dive into Week 4 and unpacks what those results really mean for Week 5 and beyond, giving you the insight you need to make smarter roster decisions, sharper lineup moves, and better long-term plays as the season starts to take shape.

On this week’s show, Joe breaks down the most discussed names in college fantasy football, based on recent performance, or non-performance, and whether it’s time to buy, sell, or hold. We talk about trusting your eyes, believing what you see, and recognizing that what’s happening on the field is often exactly what you’ll get moving forward.

This week, Joe breaks down the biggest takeaways from Week 2 and dives into what it all means for the weeks ahead in the ever-changing world of College Fantasy Football.

In this episode, Joe reflects on Week 1 with his Top 5 misses, shares the Top 5 players worth holding, and highlights his Top 5 key storylines to monitor heading into Week 2.

Which games will provide the most insight into future fantasy potential? Joe lists 20 things he is looking for in this weekend's slate of games, five on Thursday, five on Friday, and ten on Saturday.

The 2025 College Football Season starts this weekend, which means college fantasy football draft season is nearing its end. With Week 0 player projections and DFS write-up live on the site, what is Joe looking for in this weekend's five-game slate?

As we get closer to the 2025 season, Joe and Mike tackle some news and notes from around the country, including Notre Dame quarterback, Clemson running back, Memphis running back, and a lot more. Also, the HELMET BLITZ is stylin', profilin', and hotter than a breakfast skillet, woooo!

As part of theCFFsite’s Preseason Preview Series, Sleepers 2.0 spotlights additional under-the-radar players poised to make an impact in 2025.

In this episode, Joe and Mike of theCFFsite dive into several key position battles that could help shape the college fantasy football landscape, offering insights that CFF enthusiasts won’t want to miss. They also highlight a few under-the-radar deep sleepers worth targeting in the late rounds of your fantasy drafts.

In this episode, Joe and Mike of theCFFsite dive into several key position battles that could help shape the college fantasy football landscape, offering insights that CFF enthusiasts won’t want to miss. They also highlight a few under-the-radar deep sleepers worth targeting in the late rounds of your fantasy drafts.

Joe and Mike share five players each they have been fading throughout draft season and are not buying.

Joe and Mike share their list of five players they just seem to be drawn to throughout draft season and prioritize over ADP.

The last chapter in our Schedule Analysis Series looks at the SEC and Sun Belt Conference. Joe identifies some of the favorable and unfavorable stretches of the schedule for teams in the SEC and Sun Belt.

The third in a four part Schedule Analysis Series looks at the Big XII, MWC, and Independents. Joe identifies some of the favorable and unfavorable stretches of the schedule for teams in the Big XII, MWC, and Notre Dame.

The second installment of our Schedule Analysis Series looks at the ACC and AAC. Joe identifies some of the favorable and unfavorable stretches of the schedule for teams in the ACC and AAC.

We kickoff our Schedule Analysis series by taking a look at the Big Ten and Mid-American Conferences. Joe identifies some of the favorable and unfavorable stretches of the schedule for teams in the Big Ten and MAC.

We conclude the Preseason Preview Series with Receivers/Tight Ends. In addition to discussing familiar faces in new places, Joe & Mike share their opinions on several WR groups at P4 schools, including LSU, Syracuse, Oregon, and Clemson, and G5 programs Western Kentucky, FAU, Texas State, and San Jose State. What is your draft strategy with TEs? Joe & Mike share their philosophy and discuss a few names along the way.

As part of theCFFsite's Preseason Preview Series, this show focuses on the running backs. Joe and Mike discuss some familiar faces in new places, share their thoughts on programs with multiple options in the backfield, and which of those situations fantasy owners may want to handcuff. And no preseason show is complete without a list of some sleepers and potential risks.

The first show of the 2025 season previews quarterbacks. Joe and Mike discuss some of the most important quarterback battles going into preseason camp, some familiar names in different places, and share some of their overvalued/undervalued players at the position.

Now that the College Bowl Season is here, Joe makes his College Football Playoff bracket picks and predictions.

There is a lot of reaction to the College Football playoff bracket. Did the committee get it right? theCFFsite's CFP Bowl Season Fantasy Leagues should be open for registration by the end of the week.

In this week's show, Joe shares his thoughts on why it's so hard to win a College Fantasy Football Championship. Plus, he picks this week's Conference Championship games and talks College Football Playoff.

Instead of looking back at Week 11, we look ahead to Week 12, the Money Week. Joe discusses some of the more important roster decisions fantasy owners will be confronted with this weekend.

On this week's show, Joe takes a look back at Week 11, but looks ahead to some matchups in Week 12. We celebrate those remaining in the 4-in-1 Super Fantasy League, and before the show ends, Joe announces what theCFFsite has cooking for the College Football Playoffs.

The shortest show of the year focuses on some injured fantasy studs and a few waiver wire targets. Plus, we discuss seasons in which we had several players score 20 or more TDs. Ready to stroll down Memory Lane?

Week 10 is here and double-digit numbered weeks means every roster move and lineup decision can make or break your season. Joe discusses many of the hot and cold names coming out of Week 9.

On this week's show, Joe talks about how the waiver wire can win college fantasy football championships. Is Oklahoma State RB Ollie Gordon back? And now that Alabama has two losses, why is there mention of a Riley Leonard-Jalen Milroe connection?

On this week's show, Joe discusses college fantasy football trade strategies and how injuries impact CFF. And when it comes to the Texas RB situation, he focuses on the most important 5-minute stretch in the Red River Rivalry game.

So much for a ho-hum Week 6 slate. We were treated to a weekend of amazing finishes. On this week's show, Joe discusses several players, including UNLV WR Ricky White III, Pitt RB Rodney Hammond and his potential impact on Desmond Reid, Western Michigan RBs Jaden Nixon and Jalen Buckley, Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart, Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava, Arizona WR Tetairoa McMillan, and a potential dark horse Heisman candidate.

On this week's show, Joe highlights some waiver wire quarterback gems, like Army's Bryson Dailey, Navy's Blake Horvath, James Madison's Alonza Barnett, and UNLV's Hajj-Malik Williams, and he compares Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty's hot start and compares it to Barry Sanders' historic 1988 season.

In this week's show, Joe offers some hard truths about some popular CFF names, including Oklahoma State Ollie Gordon II, Iowa State Abu Sama III, Liberty QB Kaidon Salter, and Kansas State Avery Johnson, but there are a few names to be excited about, like TCU WR Jack Bech, Navy QB Blake Horvath, Iowa RB Kaleb Johnson, and Texas RB Jaydon Blue. And, what about the Oklahoma QB situation?

Week 4 is a pivotal week for fantasy owners, so there was a lot to dig into, including Illinois RB Kaden Feagin, Oklahoma St. RB Ollie Gordon II, Miami RB Damien Martinez, Liberty QB Kaidon Salter, Ole Miss RB Henry Parrish Jr., Texas RB Jaydon Blue, and a lot more.

Joe shares his thoughts about Week 2, as it relates to College Fantasy Football. He discusses several topics, including the Michigan and Texas running back situations, Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard, USF QB Byrum Brown, Liberty QB Kaidon Salter, Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty, Washington State QB John Mateer, the Wazzu receivers, and much more.

Joe shares his College Fantasy Football reactions and observations coming out of Week 1.