Comanagers Fantasy Football Show · John Youngblood and Justin Booska

Subtitles Will Be Provided - A Fantasy Football Show for 2/13

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James Pierce Jr. was arrested in Miami-Dade County on February 7, 2026, facing five felony charges after a high-speed incident.
Jon Youngblood and Justin Busca open by wondering if this should count as the first episode of their second season. They settle on yes. 2025 is over, and 2026 is now the season in front of them. They also pause on the episode count, which has somehow climbed to 94. That gives the whole thing a looser offseason feel than the in-season grind. They tee up a Super Bowl discussion. They also flag a coaching update. Then comes some fun news, depending on who you are. Not if you're a Falcons fan. They follow that with a star-studded halftime-show joke about a broadcast in Portuguese, with subtitles that may not help much because this is an audio-only show. The news segment turns to Atlanta Falcons rookie defensive end James Pierce Jr. and his February 7, 2026 arrest in Miami-Dade County, Florida. The hosts encourage listeners to look up video of it if they want more context. After that, the episode shifts into a head-coach ranking segment now that every NFL head coach has been hired. Jon lays out his board while Justin keeps getting tangled up in the counting. The list gets messy in a way that becomes part of the joke. They work through names including Harbaugh, Robert Sala, Joe Brady, Jesse Minter, Jeff Halfley, Todd Munkin, Clint Kubiak, and Mike LaFleur. The two new names are slotted between Joe Brady and Robert Sala in their view, with Kubiak rated ahead of LaFleur. The bit keeps circling around order, omission, and who gets accidentally left out. That is the show's rhythm here: banter, football, a correction, then back to football. The episode closes on the slower offseason pace, roughly half the cadence of the regular season, and a reminder to follow them on X. It leaves the listener with the familiar sound of two hosts talking through the early shape of the 2026 coaching landscape.

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A scrappy offseason fantasy roundtable where coaching news turns into argument fuel.

Co-Managers Fantasy Football Show opens by treating this as its first off-season episode and looking ahead to the 2026 season after the Super Bowl.

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You want an offseason fantasy-football hangout that recaps the Super Bowl, sorts coaching hires, and lingers on one very odd halftime note.

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