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Patrick Daugherty, Kyle Dvorchak and Denny Carter explain why Sam Darnold’s contract is misleading because of guaranteed money, sharing why the Seahawks might cut Darnold after only one season if they implode in 2025.
The Rotoworld Football Show discuss why the Titans should be “committed” to drafting QB Cam Ward due to “positional scarcity” and ponder if his style of play makes him generational.
Patrick Daugherty, Kyle Dvorchak and Denny Carter discuss the possibility of Mason Rudolph being the starting quarterback for the Steelers in 2025, explaining why Rudolph might be a better option than Russell Wilson.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter discuss Stefon Diggs reportedly meeting with the Patriots, explaining why New England could be a good fit for the veteran wide receiver’s fantasy value.
Matthew Berry, Connor Rogers, Jay Croucher and Lawrence Jackson Jr. debate who will be the first non-quarterback selected in the NFL draft, sharing why Travis Hunter’s talent might be too exciting for teams to pass on.
The FFHH crew evaluates Cooper Kupp, who has done most of his damage in the NFL as a slot receiver, signing with the Seahawks, projecting how he’ll fit with Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who also has played mostly out of the slot.
The FFHH crew previews how star wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. will play in 2025, sharing that the 22-year-old averaged over 25 fantasy points per game when both Christian Kirk and Evan Engram did not play last year.
Matthew Berry, Connor Rogers, Jay Croucher and Lawrence Jackson Jr. examine why the Texans trading stud tackle Laremy Tunsil will hurt Joe Mixon and how the Panthers might be a bad fantasy landing spot for Rico Dowdle.
The FFHH crew details why Chase Brown, Jaylen Warren and Najee Harris will provide solid fantasy value in 2025, sharing how Brown can build off a great year and Harris will take benefit from playing under Jim Harbaugh.
Matthew Berry, Connor Rogers, Jay Croucher and Lawrence Jackson Jr. share the quarterbacks they will avoid drafting in 2025, describing how a lack of weapons could hurt Drake Maye in his second season with the Patriots.
