The Fantasy Football Show - with Smitty (Video Show)

The Fantasy Football Show - with Smitty spends most of this episode on Jordan Tyson’s hamstring issue, after the host says the collarbone and knee injuries are “long past” and not current concerns.

Smitty hosts an episode of The Fantasy Football Show focused on revising the top 10 rookie wide receiver rankings for 2026, discussing changes from recent NFL news like the combine and analyzing players such as Carnell Tate and Jordan Tyson for both redraft and dynasty leagues.

The conversation goes straight at Jeremiah Love's landing spot.

Jackson Smith-Njigba's new deal is framed as a $42.2 million-per-year market reset, with Smitty comparing him directly to Jamar Chase, Justin Jefferson, CeeDee Lamb, and DK Metcalf.

Smitty goes straight at Jonathan Taylor's 2026 question.

Smitty opens a short Dynasty Channel show on whether Jayden Daniels belongs in the top-five dynasty quarterback conversation.

Smitty spends the segment in full value-debate mode.

Smitty ranks the top five dynasty wide receivers, controversially picking JSN over Jamar Chase due to quarterback stability concerns, while discussing Puka Nacua's dependency on Matthew Stafford and quickly listing lower-tier receivers as time runs out.

Jonathan Taylor, Kenneth Walker, and James Cook are compared as dynasty running backs, with Smitty initially putting Taylor first because of last year’s production and Daniel Jones returning.

Smitty debates Chris Olave versus George Pickens for dynasty, then repeatedly circles back to Pickens’ Dallas situation, Jerry Jones’ contract posture, and whether a holdout or trade changes the value.

Smitty says Puka Nakua's extension with the Rams could reset the wide receiver market and push George Pickens toward a $40 million ask.

Smitty spends most of this episode on Brandon Aiyuk’s future, arguing that the 49ers are likely to keep him in limbo and that a release is the most realistic outcome.

AJ Brown's knee concerns set the tone fast.

The show opens hot on Waddle, the Broncos chatter, and Max Crosby speaking out about what went down in Baltimore.

Smitty argues that Waddle, Alec Pierce, and Judkins are sell candidates in dynasty because their market value is better than their long-term payoff.

Emeka Igbuka gets put on trial against the 1.2 rookie pick.

The Fantasy Football Show with Smitty focuses on question-mark players for 2026 and quickly lands on Kyler Murray, Justin Jefferson, De'Von Achane, and AJ Brown.

AJ Brown trade rumors to the Patriots take center stage.

The episode opens on two 2026 bounce-back candidates.

Smitty uses a live call-in format to debate Justin Jefferson's fantasy value against players like James Cook, George Pickens, and Malik Nabers.

Smitty frames the episode around a single dynasty question: Hendy or the 1.3 rookie pick, with live phone calls and $20 super-chat extenders driving the pace.

Smitty spends the episode arguing that Kenyon Sadiq, listed at 6'3", 245 and timed at 4.39, belongs in the dynasty conversation as a potential top-five tight end.

Smitty uses a live Underdog draft to argue that hero RB only works when the board lets it work, not when a manager forces it.

Justin Fields was traded to the Kansas City Chiefs for a reported six-round pick, with Smitty saying Kansas City is paying only $3 million of Fields' $10 million guarantee.

RJ Harvey is the central fantasy football dilemma here, with Smitty arguing that the Broncos draft could either preserve Harvey’s value or force him into a cheaper, riskier backfield role.

Hampton and Gentee are the whole argument.

Smitty argues that Mike Evans is a draft bargain in the 50s and says he belongs in wide receiver two territory, not as a WR1 price.

Adam Schefter's report that the Jeremiah Love watch starts at number five drives the opening debate, with Smitty saying the Giants are the first real threat and that New York already chased Kenneth Walker and Travis Etienne.

Smitty argues that Jeremiyah Love is a top-five dynasty running back and says Tennessee is the likeliest landing spot because the Titans have not addressed the position.

The show goes straight at the Puka Nacua suspension question.

Smitty opens on top-12 overall ADP and moves straight into a live Underdog big board.

This segment discusses Malik Nabers' dynasty and redraft value in fantasy football, highlighting his undervalued status and draft position.

Smitty frames Ashton Jeanty as a possible RB3 and spends much of the episode arguing that his 1,300 total yards, 10 touchdowns, and top-10 usage ranks outweigh worries about the Raiders’ offensive line.

Waddle moves.

Smitty says Devon Achane panic is fading because Malik Willis is in town, and he argues Willis’s rushing and passing profile makes Miami less fragile than it looked earlier.

Host Smitty provides a detailed 10-minute analysis of Jacksonville Jaguars running back Bhayshul Tuten as a potential fantasy football league-winner for the 2026 season.

The host debates whether to trade for Puka Nacua or Rashid Rice in dynasty fantasy football leagues, using a car analogy to explain value.

Live fantasy football show breaking down the Giants' trade for two top-10 picks and discussing potential draft targets.

A live dynasty fantasy football debate comparing players Bucky and Hendy, with audience interaction and super chat extensions.

The host discusses fantasy football player BTJ and reports on Jordan Tyson's private workout, emphasizing draft implications.

Fantasy football show discussing NFL player workouts, news, and draft analysis.

The host breaks down breaking NFL news, including running back Devon Hn's return to the Dolphins facility amid contract extension talks, and provides fantasy football analysis.

The host compares dynasty fantasy football values of Ladd McConkey and Brian Thomas Jr., discussing ADP and trade value.

Analysis of Drake Maye's fantasy football value in dynasty and redraft leagues, including the impact of a potential A.J.

The hosts discuss dynasty fantasy football prospects Jeremiah Love and Ashton Jenty, analyzing their potential landing spots and value ahead of the NFL draft.

The episode discusses NFL quarterback moves and fantasy football implications, then transitions into the show's fantasy football content.