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Whether it’s season-long fantasy rankings, NFL draft analysis, DFS dart throws, betting implications or anything else NFL-related, the Rotoworld Football Show has you covered. Listen as RotoPat, Denny Carter, Kyle Dvorchak and others from the Rotoworld crew give their analysis and opinions on all things NFL on the Fantasy Sports Writers Association’s 2019 winner for Best Fantasy Football Podcast.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sharp NFL conversation connects matchups, coaching moves and roster changes to practical fantasy football decisions.
Rotoworld Football Show - Fantasy Football treats every NFL development as a decision with consequences. Patrick Daugherty guides Denny Carter and Kyle Dvorak through playoff previews and recaps, coaching changes, free agency and best ball drafts, repeatedly moving from the…
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Quarterback chaos, kept useful.
The show treats quarterback turbulence as the main story, moving quickly through Sean Payton stepping away from play-calling, the Derek Carr unretirement talk, Kyler Murray's Arizona standoff, and Anthony Richardson's Colts limbo.
Six vacancies, a fraught Falcons job, and a blunt look at which openings are worth the trouble.
Coaching season is framed as a hard-nosed job-market story, with six vacancies already and the Falcons drawing the sharpest scrutiny because the roster has pieces but the quarterback situation remains the central problem.
A loud coaching-carousel episode that keeps the fantasy angle sharp.
The episode stays focused on the Browns hiring Todd Munkin, the Raiders' pursuit of Clint Kubiak, and the Broncos' coordinator shuffle, using each move to test ideas about competence, timing, and what really steadies a football team.
A fast free-agency sprint that turns each big signing into a sharp fantasy read.
This episode treats free agency like a moving target, jumping from one major move to the next with jokes, pushback, and enough roster logic to keep the chaos readable.
A lively free-agency discussion that keeps coming back to the fantasy questions that matter.
The Rotoworld Football Show opens with NFL free-agency churn, and it keeps the focus on what the moves mean for fantasy value. Kyler Murray, Alec Pierce, Steph Diggs, and Darnell Mooney all come up as roster and usage questions, so the talk stays grounded in practical…
A loose, sharp fantasy panel that turns roster talk into usable heat.
This episode stays in fantasy football territory, with Pat Daugherty opening from home after the arrival of a new child and turning that into a long-running joke before the talk settles into player arguments.
A brisk free-agency rundown that keeps the fantasy consequences in view.
The episode moves quickly through a messy stretch of free agency, starting with the Broncos' surprise swing for Jaylen Waddle and then running through Kyler Murray, Justin Fields, Christian Kirk, Dallas Goedert, and the rest of the week's roster churn.
Free-agency noise still yields sharp fantasy takeaways.
The episode focuses on which running back moves matter for fantasy and which ones are mostly noise. Daniel Jones leads the show, and the discussion moves through Tyler Algier, James Conner, Kenneth Gainwell, the Rashad White role in Tampa Bay, Sean Tucker, Chris Rodriguez, Basil…
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College prospects before the dynasty market moves.
The hosts analyze the six NFL head coaching vacancies following the 2025 season, ranking the openings from best (Giants) to worst (Titans, Browns, Cardinals) and discussing potential candidates like Cliff Kingsbury.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter preview all six NFL Wild Card Weekend matchups, offering fantasy football and DFS insights.
The crew opens by calling divisional round weekend the best football weekend and immediately reliving how wild wildcard weekend was.
Patrick Daugherty opens the Rotoworld Football Show on Thursday, February 12, 2026 by running through the 2026 offseason and listing coaching and quarterback moves around the league.
The Rotoworld Football Show opens on March 26, 2026 with Ty Simpson draft talk, including ESPN debate clips, Pat McAfee’s reaction, and an argument that the Ty Simpson discourse has been manufactured.
The Rotoworld Football Show spends much of this March 19, 2026 episode on quarterback uncertainty around the Vikings, arguing that Carson Wentz returning says more about J.J.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter use the February 24, 2026 show to map the early NFL offseason, starting with Kirk Cousins, franchise tags, and rumors from the NFL Combine.
Patrick Daugherty, Denny Carter, and Kyle Dvorak open with the Patriots' 10-7 win over Denver and the claim that New England has now beaten five playoff teams this season.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter open the Rotoworld Football Show by covering Tyreek Hill’s release from the Miami Dolphins, including the injury concerns that followed his 2024 and 2025 production decline.
Drew Dinsick argues that Seattle should be favored in Super Bowl 60, pointing to a Patriots offense that has not faced a defense like the Seahawks' interior rush from Milton Williams and Christian Barmore.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter open a Super Bowl LX Radio Row special by previewing conversations with J.J.
Patrick Daugherty, Danny Carter, and Kyle DeBoertscher recap Super Bowl 60 from Radio Row in San Francisco, while joking about NBC, Maria Taylor, and a private jet to Milan.
Kevin Clark joins Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter from Super Bowl Radio Row in San Francisco to talk Drake May, Mike Vrabel, Cam Ward, and a long golf detour about Scottie Scheffler.
The Rotoworld Football Show recaps the 2026 divisional round on Sunday night, January 18, with the Bears-Rams game, Broncos-Bills, and Texans turnovers all in focus.
The panel opens on Jalen Waddell's surprising trade to the Broncos.
It opens with a mic-check joke.
It opens in the blank stretch between free agency and the draft.
The show opens on NFL chaos.
Free agency erupts.
Free agency is already in the funny part.
The show opens with Pat Daugherty on baby duty, and the whole room turns that into a running joke.
The Browns grab Todd Munkin, and nobody in the room treats it like a quiet move.
The show opens in a strange little burst of quarterback fever.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter spend most of this Rotoworld Football Show episode with The Ringer's Sheil Kapadia on Super Bowl 60, starting with the Patriots-Seahawks matchup and whether Kenneth Walker, Zach Charbonnet, Sam Darnold, and Drake May decide the game.
The Rotoworld Football Show on January 27, 2026 centers on the Bills promoting Joe Brady after firing Sean McDermott, with the hosts debating whether Buffalo changed anything at all.
Patrick Daugherty, Denny Carter, and Kyle Dvorak open with Mark Cuban’s defense of tanking before arguing that leagues should not reward losing and that fanbases should not want it.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter spend most of the episode on the 2026 NFL coaching cycle, starting with Buffalo firing Sean McDermott after nine seasons, seven playoff appearances, and no Super Bowl trip.
Denny Carter and Kyle Dvorak open with breaking news that Mike Tomlin is stepping down as Steelers head coach after the loss to the Texans, then spend much of the episode on what Pittsburgh does without him.
The hosts recap the NFL Super Wildcard Weekend games, analyzing key performances like Josh Allen's heroic win for the Bills, the Eagles' dysfunction, and Justin Herbert's playoff struggles.
Fantasy football hosts discuss NFL draft prospects, coaching changes, and player workload predictions.
The hosts preview the NFL wildcard round and recap the regular season from a fantasy football perspective.
The hosts discuss Week 18 of the NFL season, including player availability and key matchups for fantasy football.
The hosts discuss NFL Week 18 playoff scenarios, player performances, and fantasy football implications, with a focus on the Saints and Titans games.
The hosts preview Week 18 of the NFL season, discussing which teams are motivated, playoff scenarios, and fantasy football implications, including a recap of a high-scoring 49ers-Bears game.
Fantasy football experts preview Week 8 NFL games, discussing spreads, over/unders, and player performances.
The hosts recap Week 8 NFL games, discuss injuries, and preview upcoming matchups for fantasy football purposes.
The hosts preview NFL Week 7, discussing matchups, player injuries, and fantasy implications.
The hosts recap Monday Night Football doubleheader games and preview Thursday night's Steelers-Bengals matchup.
The hosts preview the Week 6 NFL slate, discuss fantasy football implications, and humorously comment on Bill Belichick's situation at UNC.