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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kyle Fridland and Jake Fridland turn injuries, matchups, and shifting roles into practical weekly fantasy lineup decisions.
Fantasy Simpletons - Fantasy Football Show turns weekly lineup decisions into an open conversation between Kyle Fridland and Jake Fridland. Starts, sits, and flex choices lead the discussion, with injuries, bye weeks, and changing roles treated as practical problems rather than…
Five targets at tight end? Kyle and Jake understand the kind of week you are having.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A blunt playoff-week gut check for managers who need fewer traps and more trust.
Fantasy playoff season gets the right kind of mean here: Kyle and Jake Fridland spend the episode on the players fantasy managers keep wanting to trust, but probably should not.
A clear midseason fantasy check-in on records, trades, and roster moves.
With about 10 weeks of the season gone and fantasy playoffs about a month away, Kyle and Jake treat this like a useful checkpoint rather than a big theory session.
A scrappy Week 14 start-sit guide that captures fantasy pressure without pretending to be polished.
Fantasy Simpletons makes Week 14 feel like a brother-to-brother start-sit pressure cooker, with playoff urgency in every turn. The pacing stays loose and quick, which suits the show well: Jared Goff comes through as the week’s must-start quarterback, while the running back talk…
Fast, loose deadline reactions with clear fantasy fallout.
The episode treats the NFL trade deadline as live drama, with two hosts reacting as the news lands and keeping the pace brisk throughout. Its sharpest stretch comes when the conversation pivots from surprise to fantasy impact, especially around Jacoby Myers, Rashid Shaheed, and…
A practical Week 13 starts-sits check with clear takes on the main fantasy names.
This episode keeps its focus on Week 13 starts and sits, with Kyle and Jake Fridland moving quickly enough to keep the advice grounded. The strongest calls are the player reads, especially Lamar Jackson as a start against Cincinnati and Breece Hall as a solid option with Tyrod…
Deadline speculation with a clear fantasy lens and a loose, brotherly tone.
Fantasy Simpletons makes the most of a deadline episode by staying focused on the practical fantasy question at the center of every rumor: who stands to gain, who loses work, and which names could turn into waiver-wire noise if the NFL starts moving pieces before the clock runs…
Relaxed playoff fantasy advice built around Burrow, Brown, Smith, and Judkins.
The episode focuses on rest-of-season fantasy football advice, with Kyle and Jake Fridland moving from Joe Burrow to AJ Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Quinshon Judkins.
A loose, useful Week 10 lineup check that sounds like real fantasy friends talking it through.
Kyle and Jake treat Week 10 like a real conversation between two people trying to get lineups right before kickoff. The focus stays on starts, sits, flex calls, and the bye week mess, so the advice lands where it should.
Cousin Sal and rotating Ringer co-hosts handicap NBA, college hoops, and golf betting lines daily.
College prospects before the dynasty market moves.
The show opens on the fantasy playoffs and the feeling that the hard calls are finally here.
Kyle and Jake keep things relaxed.
Kyle and Jake use the season's 10-week checkpoint as a fantasy reset.
Kyle and Jake Fridland come in with a Week 12 starts-and-sits switch-up.
Kyle and Jake Fridland discuss potential NFL trades ahead of the trade deadline, analyzing how moves involving players like Chuba Hubbard, Jalen Waddell, and Chris Olave could impact fantasy football teams.
Kyle and Jake Fridland open Week 10 with their usual easy, conversational rhythm and get straight into starts, sits, and flex calls.
The hosts provide Week 9 fantasy football start/sit advice, covering key injuries, player returns like Lamar Jackson, and breakout candidates such as Rasheed Rice.
The hosts react to the NFL trade deadline, analyzing key moves like Jacoby Myers to the Raiders and Sauce Gardner to the Colts, discussing fantasy football impacts and team strategies.
Kyle Fridland flies solo and opens by setting up Week 11 as a fantasy football grind.
Kyle and Jake open on the fantasy playoff semifinals.
Kyle Fridland and Jake Fridland spend the episode talking about underrated fantasy football players.
Kyle Fridland and Jake Fridland open with fantasy football playoff pressure right at the center.
Kyle and Jake Fridland spend the episode on this week's starts and sits with the fantasy playoffs close enough to matter.
Week 15 is the whole conversation.
Kyle and Jake Fridland open Week 14 with a relaxed, no-frills fantasy football rundown.