Fantasy Football Weekly

Mat and Charch talk through some of fantasy football's oldest players and predict if we can wring out one more good year. 

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Everyone's got sleepers, they're a dime a dozen. But what about mining the very bottom of the draft board? Charch and Kent unfurl some players you can nab with the last pick of your draft, including a couple Johnsons.

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The final stop on our team-by-team tour takes us to the AFC and NFC North. We debate the merits of every team's key offseason changes, including the possible impact of Luther Burden in Chicago.

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Mat and Charch break down the key offseason moves from the AFC and NFC West including the turbulent situation in Seattle that could prove tricky for fantasy players. 

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Charch and Kent break down the offseason changes in the AFC & NFC South. Will there be some Southern hospitality for Bhaysul Tuten, one of the fantasy community's favorite sleepers?

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We're starting our team by team offseason breakdowns with the East Coast divisions, which only serves to reinforce the stereotype that the East Coast has some kind of moral superiority over the rest of the country. Have you ever tried holding a cross-country meeting with a default Mountain Time? You'll get demoted.  

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Charch and Kent Weyrauch identify six best ball players who are terrific values at their average draft position, along with six players we're avoiding at ADP.  Buckle up for the fireworks over Bucky Irving. 

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We found the guy who doesn't know Stairway To Heaven! Thor and Charch break down the rookies from Rounds 2-7 who found themselves in either very good or very troubling landing spots. Jimmy Page won't be impressed, but you will! 

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All five FFW co-hosts combine forces to analyze the 10 rookies taken in the first round of the 2025 draft. 

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Charch and Mat break down three different landing spots for the 10 players who could be drafted in the first round.

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It's a weak rookie quarterback class, but Thor Nystrom hits the bullseye with Jaxon Dart and several other promising first-year players.

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Thor Nystrom guides us through the rookie tight end class, including Harold Fannin, who shattered the single-season FBS record for receptions and yards last year. 

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Thor Nystrom guides us through the Day 1 and 2 rookie wideouts, including Arizona's Tet McMillan--widely considered the top receiver in the draft. 

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In the deepest class of rookie runners in years (ever?), Thor Nystrom carpet bombs your brain with intel about the second tier of rookie running backs. 

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Charch and Brian recap the week's biggest free agent signings! You'll be shocked--shocked!--to learn the single player who found the best possible landing spot. 

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In the deepest running back class in memory, Thor Nystrom breaks down his top six rookie running backs. 

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Charch and Thor talk through some of the biggest answers we're hoping to gain from the players at the NFL Combine. 

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It's part two of our homage to Drew Bennett's epic 2004 December run, this time covering wideouts and tight ends who made big strides at the end of the year.

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As a homage to Drew Bennett's amazing finish in 2004, Charch and Brian break down the quarterbacks and running backs who blossomed in December. Was their late-season surge a trend or mirage?

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