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Rotoworld Football Show – Fantasy Football NBC Sports
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Whether it’s season-long fantasy rankings, NFL draft analysis, DFS dart throws, betting implications or anything else NFL-related, the Rotoworld Football Show has you covered. Listen as RotoPat, Denny Carter, Kyle Dvorchak and others from the Rotoworld crew give their analysis and opinions on all things NFL on the Fantasy Sports Writers Association’s 2019 winner for Best Fantasy Football Podcast.
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Best Ball Draft: July Edition
Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) and Kyle Dvorchak (@kyletweetshere) draft and break down a best ball team with special guest Patrick Kerrane (@PatKerrane). With Daugherty at the controls, Kerrane and Kyle offer advice as the group builds the team around Anthony Richardson, Breece Hall and Drake London. Along the way they debate the merits of Breece vs. Bijan Robinson, Brian Robinson vs. Austin Ekeler, Panthers rookie RB Jonathan Brooks and his ACL recovery, George Pickens' upside and much, much more.
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NFC West Preview: Rams and 49ers WR1, Kyler Murray expectations + more
Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) and Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) preview the NFC West with the help of the Orange County Register’s Adam Grosbard (@AdamGrosbard) and PHNX Cardinals’ Johnny Venerable (@JohnnyVenerable). Adam breaks down how big of a threat Blake Corum is to Kyren Williams’ workload, while Johnny questions whether Trey Benson can make a rookie impact in Arizona’s backfield. Along the way they debate Cooper Kupp vs. Puka Nacua, how many catches Marvin Harrison Jr. might snag, if DeMarcus Robinson is the Rams’ No. 3 weapon, and if Michael Wilson might make a sophomore impact. Pat and Denny also discuss whether the Seahawks’ wideouts are being systematically under-drafted and Brandon Aiyuk vs. Deebo Samuel in San Francisco.
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AFC West Preview: Chargers Offensive Approach, Patrick Mahomes’ ADP + more
Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) and Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) preview the AFC West with the help of Sports Illustrated’s Gilberto Manzano (@GManzano24) and Underdog Fantasy’s Hayden Winks (@HaydenWinks). Gilberto helps Pat and Denny understand just what might happen in the Chargers’ confusing skill corps. Will Josh Palmer default into No. 1 duties? Can Kimani Vidal make a run at lead-back status? Hayden helps break down who could break out in the Chiefs’ remade receiver corps, if Bo Nix is ready to provide fantasy goodness in Denver, and whether Brock Bowers’ landing spot is as bad as feared. Along the way they discuss Ladd McConkey, Audric Estime, Zamir White and much, much more.
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Rebound for Rhamondre Stevenson? + Under-the-Radar WRs
Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat), Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) and Kyle Dvorchak (@kyletweetshere) break down the latest NFL news before diving into their most recent team preview articles. On the news front they examine Rhamondre Stevenson’s extension, Isaiah Likely’s potential usage, Tank Bigsby’s reportedly shaky offseason, and Pop Douglas’ strong summer. They also check in on Isaac Guerendo, Jalin Hyatt, and Tre Tucker. For the team preview section, they try to find the positivity with Carolina before wondering if they aren’t being bullish enough on Caleb Williams’ rookie prospects. They end by debating Zack Moss vs. Chase Brown.
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Trevor Lawrence's new contract, Tight End update and Darnell Mooney's expectations
Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat), Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) and Kyle Dvorchak (@kyletweetshere) break down the latest NFL news, beginning with a lengthy — and we do mean lengthy — debate on Trevor Lawrence becoming the highest-paid player in the league. Just how good is Lawrence really? Next, they check in on George Kittle and Pat Freiermuth. Is Kittle still an elite fantasy option? Can Freiermuth reclaim TE1 status? They end by checking in on their team preview series, focusing on the Bills, Falcons and Ravens. They debate Mark Andrews, Dalton Kincaid and Darnell Mooney, amongst others.
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Cardinals, Seahawks, Chargers, and Late Round QBs
Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) and Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) break down all the latest NFL news, beginning with reflections on the Cardinals’ 2024 offense. Will this remain an extremely conservative attack, or will rookie Marvin Harrison Jr. be allowed to shine? Next they check in on coach quotes on DK Metcalf, Chargers RB Kimani Vidal, Vidal’s teammate Ladd McConkey, and Ja’Lynn Polk and Drake Maye in New England. They end by examining late-round quarterback targets, including Jayden Daniels, Will Levis, Justin Fields and Bo Nix.
Customer Reviews
Only Actually Funny Fantasy Podcast
It kinda loses something when they have guests. The guests try to be as funny as the hosts and they are not. Just had to turn off the episode with someone named Eric Froton. He was trying very hard to be funny and it was embarrassing/un-listenable.
Good background audio
Good to listen to when you’re busy doing stuff. Don’t really need to pay that much attention they’re more entertaining than informative. Can’t take anything that they say too seriously, they live in fantasyland and sports betting lives in reality.
Running w/ narratives only
You guys are disappointing. You seriously just find a narrative and run with it without any context or actual mental ability. I’m hearing you talk about Kamara and Carr right now. You said, “Carr’s shoulder is just hanging at this point”…well no, NO it’s not. It’s healthy now. It was just hurt last season for a stretch while he played through injuries. Things don’t stick for life just cause of one season. His shoulder isn’t done for life guys…it’s clearly back to normal if you watch literally anything! It’s maddening that you guys run with one stretch of a single season and act like it’s forever. Then we go into Kamara catching a ton of passes and not getting many yards after…so then that ALSO means that is for the rest of his career. Buuut…could it POSSIBLY have been when Carr came back from injury and his shoulder actually WAS hurt, so he couldn’t throw downfield? Thus making him check down a ton…and POSSIBLY the defense knew? Is that possible? Or does that mean that Carr and Kamara are burnt and no longer can be anything different than what they were last year during the shoulder injury? It really shows a lack of research, a lack of football knowledge, and a obvious lack of playing experience. Cause you would know that injuries come and go. Carr didn’t tear his rotator cuff guys. Kamara caught balls cause carr played through injuries and had no other option. Why do you just focus on stats alone without watching or using common sense? It’s like you just listen to other people and repeat. It’s embarrassing. Do better please!
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