Fantasy Football Today

Dave Richard builds his 2026 Fantasy Football Fade Team by selecting one player at each position he's avoiding at their current FantasyPros ADP. From Breece Hall and DK Metcalf to Kyle Pitts and Jaxson Dart, Dave explains why these players are overpriced and why he'd rather let someone else draft them. If you're preparing for your 2026 fantasy football draft, this episode will help you identify potential ADP traps and avoid costly mistakes on draft day. Tune in for expert draft strategy, player analysis, and the biggest fades to know before you're on the clock.

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Adam and Dave are joined by FFT Open League Manager John Daigle for another mailbag, kicking things off with why Ladd McConkey is John's favorite player for 2026 (3:25) before breaking down the training camp news & notes (5:08). The listener questions take center stage as the crew discusses how the Falcons QB situation could impact Drake London (16:35), the upside of De'Zhaun Stribling (22:20), and which rookie running backs deserve your attention (28:00). We welcome in a very special guest (33:40), Nick London - a former patient of St. Jude Children's Hospital to hear his perspective and how you can donate to a great cause. The guys wrap things up by answering your Draft-A-Thon questions (40:41) before another entertaining edition of Fantasy Cops!
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Get ready for your 2026 Fantasy Football Draft with Part 2 of our Wide Receiver Preview! We break down our WR rankings, draft strategy, and the biggest questions surrounding the position to help you build a championship roster. We kick things off with an interesting WR Stat of the Day (2:00) before diving into the top Round 3 wide receivers (7:00) and Round 4 targets (12:34). Then we cover the best values in Rounds 5-6 (35:00), identify sleepers in Round 7 (48:00) and Rounds 8-9 (53:13), and finish with our favorite late-round wide receivers in Round 10 (1:00:35) and Round 11 (1:04:45).

Can Jayden Daniels return to elite fantasy status? Is Colston Loveland really capable of finishing as the TE2? Adam Aizer and Heath Cummings break down Heath's boldest 2026 fantasy football projections, including why he's all in on Daniels despite his fifth-round ADP, why Zay Flowers is a top-10 wide receiver in his rankings, and whether Stefon Diggs changes the Commanders' passing game. If you're looking for league-winning upside and players the consensus may be too low on, this episode is packed with bold predictions to help you dominate your 2026 fantasy football draft.

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Adam, Dave, and Heath reveal the players they're targeting most in 2026 drafts! The guys open with the latest on Stefon Diggs (2:30), discussing what this news means for Terry McLaurin's fantasy outlook, before playing a fun game of "Would You Rather" comparing RB, WR, and TE options with similar ADPs. Heath shares why he's all-in on players like Rashee Rice and Zay Flowers (18:07), while Dave highlights Malik Nabers along with tight ends Colston Loveland & Isaiah Likely (29:09). Adam wraps up the most wanted list with Chase Brown & AJ Brown (36:50), before answering listener questions from social media to help you prepare for draft day!
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