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Fantasy Football at its very best. Say goodbye to the talking heads of the Fantasy Football world and hello to The Fantasy Footballers. The expert trio of Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike "The Fantasy Hitman" Wright break down the world of Fantasy Football with astute analysis, strong opinions, and matchup-winning advice you can't get anywhere else. A high-quality and entertaining show that will win you your league -- in style. The ONE Fantasy Football Podcast you can't leave off your roster.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed matchup reasoning and game-log analysis make fantasy football decisions clearer without draining the fun from the argument.
Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright turn fantasy football into a running series of decisions backed by visible reasoning. Lineup calls draw on target share, snap splits, matchup data, and changing injury roles.
Quarterback consistency math meets the Wheel of Shame, so your lineup anxiety gets company.
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A rookie-quarterback conversation that keeps circling back to help, weapons, and coaching.
Fantasy Footballers keeps its focus on rookie-quarterback evaluation, moving from Jackson Dart and Tyler Shuck to Cam Ward while circling the question of how much support each passer actually has.
An early first-round mock that treats the top of the board as an open debate.
Fantasy Footballers leans into the top of the draft here, keeping the attention on heavy hitters and the thin arguments that separate one elite option from another.
The Super Bowl gives way to an easygoing offseason check-in with fantasy fallout.
The Fantasy Footballers use this episode to move from the Super Bowl into the offseason, with Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright revisiting the game, the Ken Walker MVP joke, and the fantasy questions that tend to follow the finale.
Studio-reno banter and offseason fantasy news.
The episode folds studio renovations into the conversation, with a new back wall and new lighting becoming part of the setup while Jason waits for the room to be finished.
Holiday banter and fantasy talk keep the episode moving at a brisk, conversational clip.
The Fantasy Footballers lean into holiday banter here, with Valentine's Crushes setting an easygoing tone before the football talk turns more useful.
Super Bowl jokes give way to a practical look at Javonte Williams and what his season meant for fantasy value.
The conversation starts with Super Bowl graphic jokes and a run of early banter before it settles into the Javonte Williams discussion. From there, it turns steadier, moving through his season, the role of touchdowns, and why his production mattered for fantasy managers.
A numbers-first WR ranking episode that turns consistency into practical fantasy value.
The wide receiver ranking episode stays engaging because the Ballers keep turning numbers into arguments, jokes, and the usual fantasy frustration.
A quarterback Truth-series breakdown that favors week-to-week fantasy impact over raw final ranking.
This quarterback installment of the Truth series asks a more useful question than a season-long leaderboard: who actually helped a fantasy lineup week to week, and who only looked strong in the totals?
Cousin Sal and rotating Ringer co-hosts handicap NBA, college hoops, and golf betting lines daily.
College prospects before the dynasty market moves.
The crew opens on New Year’s Eve with the usual banter and a little championship-season grief.
Christian McCaffrey's receiving numbers would have made him a top-12 wide receiver without any rushing stats.
The Fantasy Footballers recap championship week, celebrating Mike's double league win and analyzing key performances like Derrick Henry's historic outing.
Fantasy Footballers hosts Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright open their Week 13 episode on December 1st with Jason's Hunter Henry watch situation: having traded away multiple future picks at the deadline to acquire Josh Jacobs and Jonathan Taylor for a championship run, Jason is now barely on the playoff bubble and needs Hunter Henry to score 11 or fewer fantasy points on Monday Night Football to survive.
The show opens loud.
Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright kick things off by calling the Super Bowl done and the 2026 season underway.
Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright open with their usual loose banter before the show turns to the wide receiver consistency rankings.
Trey McBride ran 118 more routes than any other tight end, breaking all-time records and lapping the competition.
Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright evaluate Week 12 fantasy matchups, beginning with Buffalo's 4th-and-27 loss and Philadelphia's ability to sack Josh Allen while rushing four defenders.
The Fantasy Footballers reveal their controversial quarterback rankings that could win your league.
The Fantasy Footballers provide championship week advice for fantasy football managers, covering start/sit recommendations, waiver wire pickups, and injury updates.
Mike Wright crowns himself champion with a ruby scepter, leaving his co-hosts in despair.
The Footy Awards take the wheel.
Mike Wright and Jason Moore open the show without Andy Holloway, who is sick.
The crew opens with their usual banter and then moves into the Truth series for quarterbacks.
The show opens with the usual Fantasy Footballers banter, then drifts into a Valentine’s bit and some fantasy-family talk.
The show opens on the first technically off-season episode of the year.
The show opens in the middle of studio renovations.
It starts in off-season mode.
Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright open in relaxed preseason mode, joking about calendars, seasons, and when a new year really ought to start.
Why George Kittle's dynasty ranking could plummet after his Achilles injury, leaving hosts in agony.
The hosts discuss early top 15 running back rankings for fantasy football.
The episode begins with a French advertisement, then transitions into the hosts discussing a recording mix-up before starting the fantasy football content.
The hosts discuss fantasy football strategies and answer listener questions with a humorous tone.
The hosts preview rookie wide receivers and tight ends for the upcoming fantasy football season.
Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright preview 2026 rookie quarterbacks and running backs before the NFL draft.
Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright preview Week 12 fantasy football on Thursday, November 20, with starts of the week and matchup analysis.
Andy Holloway and Jason Moore use Week 12 news to evaluate Keon Coleman, Shadur Sanders, and injury-related lineup changes.
The Fantasy Footballers identify Kenny Gainwell, Emanuel Wilson, Sean Tucker, and Bashoul Tootin as major Week 12 running-back waiver options.
The hosts discuss their fantasy football league's trade activity and their own team strategies for week 6.
The Fantasy Footballers provide expert analysis, strong opinions, and matchup-winning advice for fantasy football leagues.
The Fantasy Footballers provide expert analysis, strong opinions, and matchup-winning advice for fantasy football leagues.
The Fantasy Footballers provide expert analysis, strong opinions, and matchup-winning advice for fantasy football leagues.
The hosts discuss their experiences with waiver wire bidding and league management in fantasy football.