About Us: Why “Fantasy Fullback Dive”?
Just like the real game, fantasy football is truly a game of inches. From that crucial waiver wire pick-up, to the right draft-day selection in Round 9, fantasy titles are won with those hard-nosed, unsung, fullback-esque moves. That’s where the astutely researched, undeniably bold, and unfathomably genius opinions of our very-own Wolf and Truth come in. Gritty. Dirty. Always pushing the pile. Gain that crucial yard with the Fantasy Fullback Dive.
The Fantasy Fullback Dive Episode 3:
In this episode, the Truth and the Wolf discuss Tony Romo’s retirement (5:28) and the impact it could have on teams like the Broncos and the Texans (10:33).
We dive into Football Fantasies on Marshawn Lynch potentially coming out of retirement (14:10) which leads to the Truth’s favorite hypothetical scenario for the Wolf (16:20). The Fantasies continue with Christian McCaffrey possibly landing in New Orleans (20:00) and then a quick talk on Leonard Fournette going to… The Browns (23:23)?!
The guys discuss the value holes that need filling around the league at QB (27:24), RB (29:15), and WR (35:40). The Truth asks the Wolf if he’s going to be high on Jacksonville and Cleveland’s fantasy productions this season (41:42).
Finally, we welcome CBS’s senior draft analyst Dane Brugler to the show (44:40) and get his thoughts on everything from what he thinks of some of the top RBs and WRs in the draft to whether he’d rather let Marshawn Lynch run him over full speed or become a die hard Red Sox fan. Oh, and check out Dane’s draft guide, it’s well worth it.
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We hope you enjoyed The Fantasy Fullback Dive Episode 3 and tune in next week for another special guest for Episode 4. Leave some feedback below and don’t forget to tell your friends, family and loved ones to subscribe, rate and review your favorite podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. Also, if you are interested in being a guest ‘football fantasies’ reader, shoot us an email at rotostreetjournal@gmail.com.
