Draft boards argued in real time.
The All-22 NFL Podcast is a brisk scouting show built around rankings, film notes, and full-roster fantasy implications. Recent episodes work position by position through the 2026 NFL Draft, weighing traits, PFF context, and draft range without sanding off disagreement.
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The All-22 NFL Podcast sits at the intersection of NFL Draft scouting and deep fantasy-football roster construction. It is not limited to quarterbacks, receivers, and running backs. Recent episodes spend serious time on edge rushers, linebackers, safeties, cornerbacks, defensive interior, interior offensive line, tight ends, and wide receivers. That breadth matters because the All-22 fantasy format uses full 53-man rosters, including offensive linemen, with PFF grading and advanced stats influencing decisions. The result is a show where player evaluation has a different set of incentives. A linebacker is not just a name for the draft. A safety class can change how a fantasy manager thinks about defensive value. The pace is quick. The arguments are direct. Prospects are stacked, challenged, moved around, and reexamined through tape traits, size, speed, athleticism, consistency, effort, scheme versatility, and draft range. The show often begins from a recent film review and then shifts into a more open discussion for audio listeners. That gives the episodes a useful two-step structure: visual evidence first, then ranking pressure. A player like Michael Trigg can be described as athletic and capable of impressive receiving flashes, while still being questioned for the uneven middle of his tape. A linebacker like Jake Gold Day can be valued for size, speed, discipline, and versatility, even if the debate turns on whether any one trait is truly elite. The show is at its best when admiration and skepticism occupy the same paragraph. It likes good players, but it does not treat every good player as a top-tier investment. There is also room for industry context, including brief discussion of PFF-related news and the distinction between All-22 and PFF. Some excerpts contain heavy ad material, including cannabis and social casino promotions, so the football signal can arrive after a commercial front porch. Once it gets there, though, the show is practical, dense, and opinionated. It suits listeners who enjoy hearing draft boards built in public, especially when the argument gets uncomfortable.
Made for: Best for serious fantasy-football players, NFL Draft followers, and tape-minded fans who care about every position on the field. It especially suits listeners who want prospect rankings connected to role, scheme, and full-roster fantasy value.
What sets it apart: Most fantasy shows orbit offensive stars; this one treats linebackers, safeties, edge rushers, corners, and linemen as part of the actual game economy. Its value comes from the collision between film traits, PFF context, and blunt draft-range debate.
On The All-22 NFL Podcast Chris, Ray, and Bobby discuss all things NFL in relation to All-22 - the only fantasy football game to use PFF grading as the foundation for its scoring and includes all players on the field.
Offensive linemen enter the fantasy lineup, and suddenly your takes need actual depth charts.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A sharp edge-rusher debate that asks what a top prospect is really worth.
Two evaluators split the question between pass-rush burst and full-player value, with David Bailey as the pivot. One treats him as a fast, narrow edge piece who fits only a tight role.
A deep 2026 linebacker class turns on Jake Gold Day's complete but still debated profile.
The All-22 NFL Podcast treats the 2026 NFL Draft linebacker class as a live board argument, not a fixed list. The episode frames the group as deep enough for five or six players to look like strong options, then finds its clearest point of pressure with Jake Gold Day at number…
A draft-board debate that keeps asking whether the traits will actually carry over.
This episode works as a draft-board argument built around the top wide receivers and the tradeoffs that come with them. Chris Bell is the clearest pressure point: the discussion likes what he does with the ball in his hands, but keeps coming back to whether his route running and…
A measured quarterback debate that gives Jackson Dart a real statistical case while keeping Giants hope carefully contained.
The All-22 NFL Podcast's third quarterback installment turns a predictable debate into a more useful ranking exercise, asking whether Cam Ward and Jackson Dart belong in the same tier and where Dart might pull ahead.
A focused Cowboys-Giants fantasy read with a small detour into Iowa State's Rocco Becht.
Week 2 fantasy decisions narrow around one clear matchup call: DAC is treated as a must-start against the Giants after a Week 1 showing versus Philadelphia that the hosts argue was better than the box score.
A grounded fantasy conversation on Baker, dynasty cost, and measured redraft quarterback strategy.
The All-22 NFL Podcast turns a fantasy-football conversation into a practical look at price, format, and timing, with Faraz Siddiqui of Upper Hand Fantasy weighing Baker through a draft-room lens.
College prospects before the dynasty market moves.
They rank the top edge rushers in this draft class.
The All-22 NFL Podcast ranks five linebackers from the 2026 NFL Draft, including Jacob Rodriguez, C.J.
This episode analyzes and ranks the top safeties in the 2026 NFL Draft class, discussing why this year's group is particularly strong compared to recent years.
This episode ranks and analyzes the top cornerback prospects for the 2026 NFL Draft, discussing their strengths and how they compare to other defensive positions.
This episode discusses defensive interior rankings for the 2026 NFL Draft, addresses recent PFF layoffs affecting colleagues, and promotes the All-22 fantasy football platform.
The hosts discuss and rank NFL draft prospects at the tight end position, focusing on Michael Trigg's strengths and weaknesses.
The hosts discuss NFL draft prospects, focusing on interior offensive linemen like Jake Slaughter, and promote their fantasy football platform.
The show opens by reminding audio-only listeners that there is a YouTube video where they review the top six wide receivers of the NFL draft.
The hosts discuss NFL fantasy football, focusing on Penn State quarterback Drew Aller's career stats and draft potential.
The hosts discuss their film review of Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson, analyzing his strengths and weaknesses as a draft prospect.
The All-22 NFL Podcast’s third quarterback-series episode evaluates players whose teams are committed despite uncertainty, including Brock Purdy, Trevor Lawrence, Jackson Dart, Cam Ward, Tyler Shough, and Tua Tugabalowa.
The All-22 NFL Podcast #140 previews Week 2 matchups while reviewing rookie performances from Week 1, including Will Johnson's 90.2 defensive grade and Tyler Warren's 89.0 grade.
The hosts discuss NFL fantasy football, focusing on the upcoming season and draft strategies for the All-22 platform.
The hosts discuss the NCAA's findings on Michigan's sign-stealing scandal and its implications for college football.
The hosts discuss their absence from the fantasy football expo and promote the event, while highlighting their unique fantasy football platform.
The hosts discuss the challenges and strategies of a 16-team fantasy football startup draft, emphasizing scarcity and player evaluation.
The episode discusses NFL fantasy football using PFF grading as the scoring foundation.
Chris and Ray discuss the unique scoring system of All-22 fantasy football, focusing on positional weights based on NFL franchise tag values.
Faraz Siddiqi of Upper Hand Fantasy explains why draft flexibility and player value matter more than rigid strategies such as zero-RB or hero-RB.
Chris and Ray discuss NFL fantasy football, including a Memorial Day tribute and a rookie-only startup draft challenge.
The hosts discuss updated quarterback rankings for fantasy football, blending data from PFF grading, age, experience, and scout opinions.
Chris and Ray discuss worst landing spots for NFL rookies and conduct a two-round rookie mock draft.
Chris and Ray discuss the aftermath of the NFL draft and share a humorous travel story.
The hosts discuss a mock draft contest called PickPool and debate a consensus top-10 NFL draft pick list.
Chris and Ray discuss top running backs in the 2025 NFL draft and promote fantasy football game All-22 and draft prediction app Pickpool.
The hosts discuss NFL draft predictions, focusing on offensive tackle Armand Membu and the Jaguars' line needs, with a sponsored segment for Pickpool.
Chris and Ray discuss their tiered rankings of NFL draft wide receivers, analyzing film and projecting their potential.
The hosts discuss and rank the top five tight end prospects for the NFL draft, analyzing their strengths and weaknesses.
This episode provides a film breakdown and analysis of Cam Ward, a top quarterback prospect in the NFL draft, discussing his college performance, statistics, and potential.
This episode breaks down and ranks the top six offensive tackle prospects in the 2025 NFL draft class, focusing on film analysis and player evaluations.