Fantasy Football Today

Adam asks Jamey for his biggest early waiver wire targets heading into Week 2. We start off with wide receivers Devaughn Vele and Caleb Douglas (1:13), Tre Harris (2:17), and Superflex options at quarterback like Carson Wentz, Michael Penix Jr. and Drew Lock (2:42). They also discuss quarterbacks for 1QB leagues like Jacoby Brissett, Bryce Young, Malik Willis and C.J. Stroud (3:55), plus handcuff lottery tickets Kaelon Black, Tyler Allgeier and Devin Singletary (6:16), before wrapping up with Michael Mayer (8:24) as the biggest tight end name to grab.

Adam is joined by Jacob and Dan to recap Week 1 around the NFL, starting with the Giants win over the Cowboys with a closer look at Isaiah Likely, CeeDee Lamb and more (3:01). The guys reveal their biggest Week 1 winners (18:52), Adam covers the latest injury news (22:18), and we dive into the early trend of offenses going under center (25:45), before discussing Jalen Coker’s strong performance (32:14). The crew then hits the worry-o-meter for Colston Loveland after his zero-point outing despite the Bears offensive explosion (48:40). Finally, Jacob breaks down the players he is and isn’t worried about (54:33), including Davante Adams, Travis Etienne, De’Von Achane, plus the Chargers offense. Before you overreact, find out what these Week 1 results mean for fantasy football moving forward!
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We break down the biggest winners and losers from Sunday’s action, starting with Parker Washington as a major winner and Colston Loveland as a loser (2:00), followed by the latest injuries, news and notes (9:48) and early waiver wire targets (12:48). We highlight Jalen Coker (23:55), Devaughn Vele (25:08), Tyler Shough (29:30), Trey McBride (30:30), Breece Hall and Christian Watson (30:55), before getting into the biggest losers, including Jonathon Brooks (35:40), Quinshon Judkins and the Steelers offense (36:32), and Chris Godwin and Jameson Williams (39:39). Then we go game by game, covering Buccaneers-Bengals (51:50), Bills-Texans (54:45), Colts-Ravens (59:10), Bears-Panthers (1:01:40), Jaguars-Browns (1:02:09), Steelers-Falcons (1:04:38), Saints-Lions (1:05:50), Jets-Titans (1:07:28), Vikings-Packers (1:08:55), Chargers-Cardinals (1:12:00), Dolphins-Raiders (1:15:10) and Commanders-Eagles (1:18:00).

Get your LAST-MINUTE fantasy football advice before the 1 PM ET games! Adam Aizer and Heath Cummings start with the latest injury and availability updates, including Malik Nabers and his uncertain status. Then we break down how Cooper Rush impacts Falcons pass catchers Drake London and Kyle Pitts, what to do with Rome Odunze, and quickly run through updates on Emeka Egbuka, Alec Pierce and Tucker Kraft before answering your biggest fantasy questions from the chat.

Adam, Jamey and Dan have your Week 1 fantasy football mailbag! They kick things off with thoughts on picking up Josh Jacobs and injury updates for Jeremiyah Love & Brock Bowers (4:56), before diving into who to start after A.J. Brown's injury (8:12). After more start/sit questions (13:48) and an Adam movie recommendation to Dan (24:04), the guys get into Fantasy Cops with a special rendition from Dan himself. The guys weigh in on drafting the wrong B. Robinson, auto drafting in a high stakes league, and a wild family league situation with 2 teams under the same manager (40:03). They finish the show with chat questions, answering all your start/sit decisions as we head into Week 1!
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