HeyJaredFantasy Sports Collective
An Opinionated Fantasy Sports Podcast discussing Fantasy Football, College Fantasy Football, and a little NBA.
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2026 NFL Record Predictions & Madden 27 Fantasy Arbitrage (opens the original)
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JayDubb and returning guest and son, Triple Dub, go through all 32 team 2026 record predictions. They start division-by-division, arguing out real disagreements on Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Houston, and a Washington collapse that gets heated. Denver's bold 14-3 call anchors the AFC West, while Chicago runs the table to a Super Bowl win over Buffalo. From there they zero in on the fantasy offenses to build around this year, including a real debate on the new-look Chargers backfield between Omarion H
2026 Rookie Big Board: Jeremiah Love & Mendoza Lead Top 30 (opens the original)
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Rookie draft season is here, and we run through a Top 30 for this year's NFL rookie draft class — the good, the soft middle, and the dart throws worth stashing. This class gets called polarizing, but our take is simple: it's strong up top, thin in the middle, and full of lottery tickets on the back end. What We Cover Why NIL money and the NCAA's new five-year eligibility cap are reshaping when college stars actually declare Our RB1: why Jeremiah Love is QB1... er, RB1 in any format, Superflex or
Fantasy Football Ages Reframed & Giannis-to-Heat NBA Fallout (opens the original)
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Episode 153 dives into two things fantasy managers can't afford to ignore this July: outdated positional aging assumptions and the wildest week of NBA player movement in years. First, Jaydubb breaks down a new study from The Athletic that upends the old "running backs die at 30 " thinking. Once you filter out players who never actually make an opening-day roster, career length nearly doubles, and first-round picks average nine years in the league. More importantly, positional peak production doe
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