The Hottest Fantasy Story Lines of 2023, as Told by ‘Wedding Crashers’
Aug 16, 2023
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Fantasy football experts Danny Heifetz and Danny Kelly, along with fantasy football enthusiast Craig Horlbeck, discuss the hottest fantasy football storylines for the 2023 season. They reference quotes from the movie 'Wedding Crashers' to add humor and highlight their points. Topics include the fantasy value of Deontae Johnson and George Pickens in the Steelers offense, analyzing the Chiefs' receiving group, and various fantasy football storylines related to injured players.
The uncertain backfields of JK Dobbins, Miles Sanders, and Damien Pierce in fantasy football have potential upside but concerns surrounding injuries, inconsistent performances, and competition for playing time.
The fantasy value of Michael Thomas and Giovani Williams is unpredictable due to injury concerns and competing for starting roles, but their previous dominance and upside contribute to their draft consideration.
Navigating uncertain situations in fantasy football requires drafting for upside, taking calculated risks, and using strategies to manage uncertainties and make informed decisions in drafts.
Deep dives
The Uncertain Backfield of JK Dobbins, Miles Sanders, and Damien Pierce
The podcast episode discusses the uncertain backfields of JK Dobbins, Miles Sanders, and Damien Pierce in the fantasy football landscape. Despite the potential upside of these players, there are concerns surrounding their injuries, inconsistent performances, and competition for playing time. While Dobbins has the potential to be a top-10 running back if healthy, Sanders and Pierce have question marks surrounding their roles and productivity. The hosts debate the risks and rewards of drafting these players and offer rankings and insights based on their potential outcomes.
The Enigma of Michael Thomas and Giovani Williams
The podcast delves into the unpredictability surrounding the fantasy value of Michael Thomas and Giovani Williams. With Thomas coming off an injury and Williams contending for the starting role, the hosts discuss the potential risks and rewards of drafting these players. Despite Thomas being ranked lower due to injury concerns, there is recognition of his previous dominance as a top receiver. Similarly, Williams' upside is acknowledged, with the potential for increased value if he solidifies his role as a starter. The hosts contemplate the prospect of drafting these players and the possible outcomes of their performances.
Navigating Fantasy Football Uncertainties
The podcast episode explores the challenges of navigating uncertain situations in fantasy football. By referencing scenes from the movie 'Wedding Crashers,' the hosts draw parallels to the unpredictable nature of player performances and injuries. They emphasize the importance of drafting for upside and taking calculated risks based on the potential of players like Michael Thomas and Giovani Williams. The hosts provide insights into rankings and strategies that can help fantasy football enthusiasts manage uncertainties and make informed decisions in their drafts.
Wedding season and the weather
The podcast discusses the duration and weather conditions of wedding season, with a focus on the East Coast. The hosts debate whether fall or summer is the prime wedding season and highlight the regional differences in weather that impact wedding planning.
The depth chart of the Kansas City Chiefs
The podcast explores the wide receiver depth chart of the Kansas City Chiefs. The hosts discuss the lack of a clear number two receiver behind Tyreek Hill and question whether any of the other receivers, such as MVS or Caderius Tony, can emerge as reliable options. They also touch on Sean Payton's coaching style and the potential impact on the Chiefs' receiver rotation.
Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck talk through the hottest fantasy football story lines heading into the 2023 season, as explained by quotes from the movie ‘Wedding Crashers’ (1:05).
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Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck