Ian Hartitz

Ian Hartitz, a fantasy analyst from FantasyLife.com, and Jake Seeley from The Athletic dive into the latest fantasy football insights. They discuss buy-low targets like Chris Olave, tackle running back injuries, and evaluate waiver wire strategies. The duo debates trade options, analyzes wide receiver injuries, and assesses the implications of player performances. They also highlight the impact of tough defenses and suggest mid-tier quarterback and tight end options, rounding out their expert analysis for the week.

Ian Hartitz, Fantasy Life's expert on fantasy football and controversial quarterback target, discusses his approach to fantasy football, the debate between film analysis and analytics, drafting strategies, best ball drafting, analyzing the fantasy value of Harris, Derrick Henry, and Alexander Madison, and targeting potential league-winners.

Fantasy Life contributor Ian Hartitz joins Justin Boone to discuss the risks and outlook of RBs like Jonathan Taylor, Josh Jacobs, and JK Dobbins. They also cover draft strategies, RB breakouts, busts, sleepers, and deep sleepers. Rapid-fire questions add excitement to this episode.

Ian Hartitz, a fantasy football analyst at FantasyLife.com, shares his expert insights on navigating player rankings for Week 2. He breaks down the performance of running backs, highlighting stars like CMC and Bijan while discussing injury impacts and tactical decisions. The conversation dives into team dynamics affecting player utilization and offers advice on streaming defenses and optimizing lineups. Listeners get strategic tips to tackle tough start/sit calls as the season heats up, all wrapped in engaging banter.

Ian Hartitz, a data-driven fantasy football analyst at Fantasy Life, joins Dwain McFarland to discuss their biggest pet peeves in fantasy analysis. They dive into why high-touch players might regress and the misconceptions surrounding running backs' blocking skills. The duo challenges common notions about QBs who struggle to throw effectively. Their playful banter reveals profound insights into player evaluation, myth-busting, and the significance of adaptability in strategies amidst fantasy football's unpredictability.