Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast · Fantasy Football

Week 13 Studs & Duds + Lamar / Jefferson Panic Time! - Fantasy Football Podcast for 12/1

·1 hr 1 min·5 clips

Jason's playoff hopes rest on Hunter Henry not scoring more than 10 points tonight.

The Fantasy Footballers open the December 1st episode by establishing that Christmas decorations and music are now officially appropriate, following the rule that December 1st marks the permission date after Thanksgiving. Jason Moore opens his Hunter Henry watch situation for full comedy and commiseration: he sold significant draft capital at the trade deadline, trading away picks to acquire Josh Jacobs and Jonathan Taylor along with a CD Lamb DAC stack. His championship projection has since run into a rough patch of bad weeks, and as of recording he is on the playoff bubble needing Hunter Henry, his opponent's remaining player, to score 11.1 points or fewer on Monday Night Football to survive. Andy notes the painful irony of selling future picks while facing potential elimination before the playoffs even begin. Mike Wright describes the previous day's miracle where Jason's opponent had Khalil Shakir, Steelers defense, and Trey Tucker, all of whom had minimal production, allowing Jason to survive when it seemed impossible. The studs and duds segment covers the broader Week 13 landscape including what to make of Lamar Jackson after a recent performance that prompted some panic selling, Justin Jefferson's workload fluctuations and the associated panic, key injuries affecting playoff-relevant rosters, and waiver wire additions with high upside for the fantasy playoff push. The episode functions as a real-time strategy guide for managers heading into the most consequential weeks of the fantasy season, with explicit trade advice and start-sit recommendations.

As heard by us

Fast fantasy cleanup with useful takeaways and enough holiday chatter to stay human.

The segment functions as a practical fantasy football cleanup, with enough personality to keep it moving. It stays on the details managers actually need: the Chuba/Rico split, James Cook's heavy workload and big rushing day, and A.J.

Read the full review in PlayNext →

Why you'd press play

Need a fast Monday read on fantasy fallout?

Read the full recommendation in PlayNext →

Listen to the show on

Apple Podcasts Spotify

Play clips from this episode More from Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast