FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast

Pat Fitzmaurice, FantasyPros analyst and writer, joins Jake Ciely, The Athletic and FantasyPros analyst, for a sharp Week 6 waiver-wire debate. Woody Marks tops the running back targets, while Jeremy Bernard and Jordan Tyson headline the receiver discussion. They also weigh keep-or-cut calls on frustrated stars, identify streaming options, and rank priority pickups for a tricky bye week.

Week 5 brings a wave of injuries, from Quinshon Judkins and David Montgomery to TreVeyon Henderson, Deebo Samuel, and the Eagles’ backfield. Marvin Harrison Jr. lands in Houston, while Nico Collins remains the top target. The panic meter covers struggling Bears receivers, Jalen Waddle, and Tyler Shough. Plus, Drake Maye’s resurgence, waiver stashes, trades, and start-sit dilemmas.

Beat the waiver-wire rush with five under-the-radar stashes poised for bigger roles. Trey Harris challenges for opportunities with the Chargers, Chris Bell brings explosive upside in Miami, and Antonio Williams could benefit in Washington. Kimani Vidal gains intrigue in the Chargers backfield, while Laquon Treadwell steps into a Colts opportunity.

Scott Bogman and Jo Madden break down 10 NFL Week 5 player props, including quarterback passing and rushing unders, plus bold receiving and rushing overs for JSN, Nico Collins, Michael Wilson and more. They also reveal anytime touchdown picks, first-TD longshots, and defensive markets tied to the Chargers’ offensive-line injuries.

Week 6 fantasy football decisions take center stage, from Jacoby Brissett versus Jalen Hurts to Emmanuel Wilson and TreVeyon Henderson. The mailbag explores aggressive trade strategies, rebuilding with future picks, roster fixes for struggling teams, and whether CeeDee Lamb can bring back a dynasty haul. Michael Mayer also emerges as a deep-league stash.

Pat Fitzmaurice, FantasyPros analyst and writer, joins advanced-statistics expert Derek Brown to tackle Week 5’s biggest fantasy calls. They assess Drake Maye’s QB1 potential, Chris Olave’s startability, and Marvin Harrison Jr.’s frustrating outlook. Injury fallout boosts Mike Gesicki, Roman Wilson, and Antonio Williams, while Zay Flowers remains a top-12 option. They also debate Bills-Rams shootout predictions and bold plays.

Week 5 brings bold calls and major NFL storylines. Lamar Jackson’s possible return, Jayden Daniels’ comeback and Houston’s defensive shake-up headline the news. Buffalo-Los Angeles could erupt into a shootout, while San Francisco-Seattle and Chicago-Green Bay offer pivotal tests. Philadelphia faces uncertainty after Lane Johnson’s retirement, and the Chargers edge toward a coaching crisis.

Week 5 lineup advice spotlights C.J. Stroud’s potential QB1 return, Denzel Boston’s breakout, and a London bounceback for Dontayvion Wicks. Roman Wilson’s expanded role in Pittsburgh, Jaylin Noel as a deeper waiver option, and Mark Andrews’ TE1 upside round out the key start calls, with matchup data and injury-related pivots for tricky roster decisions.

Jake Ciely, an analytical FantasyPros and Athletic writer, and Pat Fitzmaurice, a seasoned fantasy analyst, tackle Week 5’s toughest lineup calls. They assess Will Shipley’s sudden workload, Zay Flowers without Lamar Jackson, and bold picks on C.J. Stroud and TreVeyon Henderson. Close debates include Judkins vs. Jones, Downs vs. Tate, and Daniels vs. Brissett, plus touchdown predictions.

Alfredo Brown, a FantasyPros analyst known for film study and matchup expertise, joins the conversation on NFL Week 5’s biggest storylines. They examine TreVeyon Henderson’s expanded role, Lamar Jackson’s absence, the Raiders’ surprising rise, and mounting trouble for the Chargers and Eagles. Trade possibilities involving Marvin Harrison Jr. and Tony Pollard lead into lineup calls, quarterback streams, and live fantasy dilemmas.