Comanagers Fantasy Football Show

Free agency is here, and things got messy.

In Episode 99, the Comanagers dive into the first wave of NFL free agency moves, breaking down the biggest signings, trades, and head-scratching decisions — plus one deal that apparently happened… and then didn’t.

The Bills make a splash by trading for DJ Moore, creating ripple effects across both offenses. It’s great news for Josh Allen and the Bears’ remaining weapons, but not so great for Khalil Shakir. Somehow, Buffalo now has the second-highest WR cap hit in the league for 2026.

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The Combine gave us speed, drama, and one legendary mullet.

In Episode 98, John kicks things off with a full NFL Combine recap, breaking down the biggest standouts and what actually matters for fantasy and draft season. Kenyon Sadiq turned heads with elite speed at a lighter frame. Jeremiyah Love looked explosive. Arkansas QB Taylen Green ran a jaw-dropping 4.36 at 6’6. Mike Washington Jr. may have run himself into a completely different draft tier. And no, we are not panicking about Carnell Tate’s “slow” 4.53.

We also talk about the growing trend of prospects skipping drills t...

Running backs swung leagues in 2025 — and if you hit on the right ones, you were probably holding a trophy.

In Episode 97, the Comanagers break down the Top 12 Fantasy RBs of 2025, and the list tells a story of workload gambles, narrative traps, and a few veterans who simply refuse to age.

Christian McCaffrey silenced durability concerns and handled a massive workload en route to RB1 overall — but should managers be nervous about what that usage means for 2026? Jonathan Taylor delivered a tale of two seasons, Bijan Robinson piled up elite receiving numbers, and Jahmyr Gibb...

Quarterbacks broke fantasy football in 2025… but not the way you think.

In Episode 96, the Comanagers break down the Top 12 Fantasy QBs of 2025, and the biggest takeaway is clear: waiting on quarterback absolutely paid off.

Yes, Josh Allen did what Josh Allen does. But after that? Chaos.

Drake Maye smashes expectations after being drafted late. Matthew Stafford and Dak Prescott prove pocket passers aren’t dead. Trevor Lawrence cashes in with rushing TDs and a coaching boost. Caleb Williams rebounds under Ben Johnson. Bo Nix quietly stacks back-to-back QB7...

It’s franchise tag season… and the numbers are insane.

In Episode 95, John kicks things off by running through the 2026 franchise tag values by position — and the gap between quarterbacks ($47.4M) and running backs ($14.2M) tells you everything you need to know about how the league values positions right now.

Then it’s time for “This Just In with Justin”, and the offseason chaos keeps escalating.

The Dolphins are clearly tearing it down under Jeff Hafley, releasing multiple veterans for cap savings — including Tyreek Hill, who still needs another...

We kick things off with “This Just In with Justin”, and unfortunately, it’s not lighthearted. Falcons rookie edge rusher James Pierce Jr. finds himself facing serious felony charges following a wild high-speed incident in Miami. After a 10.5-sack rookie season and a massive draft-day trade investment from Atlanta, the situation could have major implications for the franchise’s future.

From there, the coaching carousel finally finished spinning:

Mike LaFleur lands in Arizona from the McVay treeKlint Kubiak heads to VegasWe revisit and rank the full slate of head coaching hires, with John and...

The road to the Super Bowl is officially set—and it got weird along the way.

In Episode 93, the Comanagers kick things off with the final Comanagers Clash of the year, where John absolutely steamrolls Justin 4–1, leaving very little room for excuses (though Justin will still try).

From there, it’s a full Conference Championship recap:

New England survives Denver in a second-half blizzard with Jarrett Stidham under center, raising the eternal question: Does this game look different if Bo Nix plays?Seattle outlasts the Rams in a back-and-forth classic, provin...

The coaching carousel keeps spinning—and somehow it keeps getting weirder.

In Episode 92, the Comanagers open with one of the most surprising headlines of the offseason: Bill Belichick failing to make the Hall of Fame on the first ballot. Is it Spygate? Deflategate? North Carolina? The Jordan Hudson saga? Or just the league being petty? The guys unpack what this actually says about Belichick’s legacy—and whether the voters got it right.

They also take a moment to appreciate how absurd it is that Shedeur Sanders made the Pro Bowl, becaus...

In this episode, the Comanagers break down the final head coaching jobs to be filled and debate what each franchise actually needs right now: a culture builder, an offensive mind, or a defensive stabilizer. From Pittsburgh and Baltimore to Buffalo, Cleveland, Vegas, and Arizona, John and Justin argue which coaching archetype gives each team the best chance to win—and which paths could blow up fast.

The guys also react to a wave of offensive coordinator changes around the league, including Detroit moving on from John Morton, Kansas City bringing back Eric Bieniemy, Wa...

The Comanagers continue their deep dive into the NFL’s chaotic coaching hiring cycle by answering one deceptively simple question: which head coaching jobs are actually good?

John and Justin rank every open head coach position from this cycle, breaking down roster talent, quarterback outlooks, cap flexibility, ownership patience, and realistic expectations. Buffalo sits at the top for both hosts, but after that, the lists diverge quickly. Is New York quietly set up for success? Is Miami trying to build a house using two completely different LEGO sets? And is Pittsburgh secretly the hardest job in...

The Comanagers officially enter the coaching chaos season.

In Episode 89, John kicks off a multi-episode deep dive into the NFL’s firing and hiring cycle with one of the most mind-melting stats imaginable: only two head coaches in the entire AFC have held the same head-coaching job since 2022—Zac Taylor and Andy Reid. Everyone else? Toast.

We break down every major coaching exit, from shocking firings to “mutual partings” that absolutely were not mutual. Sean McDermott is out after nine years in Buffalo. Kevin Stefanski is gone despite two Coach of the Year awards. Miami pulls th...

Conference Championship Week is here, and the Comanagers are locked in. Episode 88 breaks down the final two matchups standing between the Super Bowl and us, starting with New England traveling to Denver with Jarrett Stidham under center and Bo Nix sidelined. Is this the easiest playoff path ever, or is a trap game brewing?

On the NFC side, we dive into Rams vs Seahawks, two teams trending in opposite directions. Seattle looks dominant, the Rams keep surviving by the skin of their teeth, and nobody is quite sure how this ends.

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The Comanagers are back after a week off, and we waste no time getting right back into playoff madness. Episode 87 opens with Justin discovering the rare joy of actually needing a jacket on vacation, before we dive headfirst into a full NFL Playoff Recap.

We break down every game from Wildcard Weekend through the Divisional Round. From the Rams and Bears surviving late-game insanity, to Buffalo riding Josh Allen until the wheels nearly came off, to the Eagles officially being put out of their misery, nothing is off limits.

We debate Chicago’s ru...

Episode 86 kicks off with John calling out one of the most painful truths of the 2025 fantasy season: the sophomore slump absolutely wrecked the 2024 wide receiver class. From overhyped breakouts to weekly lineup landmines, we break down how expectations crashed into reality.

From there, it’s full Playoff Week Preview mode as we dive into Fantasy Feast, highlighting the players we think will carry teams when it matters most. The Comanagers Clash returns, where John and Justin go head-to-head in Feast vs. Famine picks—ending with John pulling out a decisive 5–4 victory.

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In this episode, John opens with one of the cruelest truths of fantasy football: dominating the regular season meant absolutely nothing in 2025. We break down the wild stats showing just how unlikely it was for top regular-season teams to actually win a fantasy championship—and why the playoffs remain a beautiful, unpredictable mess.

From there, we hand out the highly anticipated 2025 Comanagers Fantasy Awards, celebrating the biggest heroes, villains, comebacks, and nuclear performances of the year. Christian McCaffrey takes home MVP honors after a full return to dominance, while Bijan Robinson delivers a legendary playoff ru...

Episode 84 opens with immediate chaos as Justin unloads on one of the softest ejections of the season—Alec Pierce getting tossed for barely brushing a referee. It’s a rant fueled by disbelief, slow-motion replays, and the age-old question: what are we even doing here?

From there, we take a victory lap through a week full of NFL history, including Myles Garrett breaking the single-season sack record, Caleb Williams rewriting the Bears’ passing record book (while still somehow not reaching 4,000 yards), Trevor Lawrence setting a new Jaguars scoring mark, and Cam Little casually kicking field goals...

Episode 83 starts exactly where it should: with completely unhinged NFL stats that make absolutely no sense. The Packers are somehow 0–3 when they don’t punt, the Eagles are 3–0 when they forget how to throw the ball for an entire half, and that pretty much sets the tone for the rest of the episode.

From there, we dive into another round of Fantasy Feast + Famine, including a tightly contested Comanagers Clash where Justin barely squeaks out a win thanks to just enough correct chaos. Trey McBride continues his reign of terror...

Episode 82 is a full-blown roller coaster of dominance, disappointment, and late-season weirdness.

We open with a quick reality check on the NFL landscape—highlighting just how few wins some teams have managed against opponents over .500—before diving headfirst into another jam-packed Winners and Sinners episode.

This week’s Winners feature video-game performances across the board. Drake Maye puts together one of the most efficient quarterback games of the season, Brock Purdy and Trevor Lawrence continue their playoff fantasy tear, and Malik Willis shocks everyone with a dual-threat explosion. At running back, Derrick Henry delive...

Episode 81 is a celebration, a history lesson, and a warning label for Week 18 all rolled into one.

We start by congratulating all the fantasy champions, including Lon, who took down Dave in the home league, thanks to dominant performances from Christian McCaffrey and Dak Prescott. From there, the guys break down a week filled with record-setting performances, led by Josh Allen becoming the fastest and youngest quarterback in NFL history to reach 300 career touchdowns—doing it in just 127 games and before turning 30. Trey McBride also etched his name in th...

Episode 80 starts exactly how you’d expect — completely off the rails.

Justin gets so fired up talking about cookies that he earns the first-ever Comanagers censor beep, setting the tone for a legendary Cookie Draft. The guys go head-to-head in selecting the best cookies on the board, from Chocolate Chip and Thin Mints to controversial picks like Frosting-Decorated Cookies. John confidently declares himself the winner, while Justin immediately regrets several life choices.

After the sugar rush wears off, the Comanagers lock back in for a Fantasy Feast + Famine week prev...

Episode 79 is a full Winners and Sinners breakdown after one of the wildest fantasy weeks of the season.

The Comanagers dive straight into the Week Winners, highlighting massive performances across every position. Brock Purdy drops five touchdowns, Matthew Stafford continues his elite season with nearly 460 passing yards, and Trevor Lawrence keeps stacking top-tier weeks. At running back, Christian McCaffrey and Bijan Robinson remind everyone why they’re league winners, while Ashton Jeanty and Jaylen Warren deliver huge surprise performances. The wide receiver slate explodes with Puka Nacua going nuclear for 225 yards, Chris Olave do...

Episode 78 starts with absolute NFL whiplash.

John opens the show reacting to the Jaguars and Patriots suddenly looking like legitimate AFC contenders, the Lions somehow scoring two game-winning touchdowns and still losing, and a brutal playoff exit thanks to Joe Burrow, Chris Olave, and Kenny Gainwell all choosing the same week to explode. The guys also take a look at the Jets’ season-long receiving leaders.

From there, it’s time for This Just In with Justin, as the injury carousel spins out of control. Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, Jordan Love, Gardner Minshew, Quinshon Judk...

Episode 77 is all about putting instincts to the test — and watching them fail in real time.

The Comanagers dive straight into Keep, Trade, Cut, debating quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends. From elite names like Lamar Jackson, Jalen Hurts, Bijan Robinson, Justin Jefferson, and Brock Bowers to polarizing depth plays and prospects, every decision sparks disagreement and second-guessing.

Next up is Blind Resume, where reputations are thrown out the window, and stats do the talking. The guys rank rushing efficiency among star quarterbacks, struggle to correctly order rookie running ba...

Episode 76 kicks off on a high note as the Comanagers take a moment to appreciate what this pod has become: two friends talking football, having fun, and realizing people are actually listening. From there, it’s straight back to business.

This week’s episode centers on the Fantasy Feast + Famine Week Preview, starting with another chapter of the Comanagers Clash. Justin continues his hot streak, securing a 6–3 victory by absolutely sweeping the Famine picks, while John is left searching for answers — and moral victories.

The guys break down who feasted, who starved...

Episode 75 opens with Producer Dakota stepping in early — literally handing Justin a note reminding him to be nice. Things somehow only escalate from there.

This week is all about Winners and Sinners, and the fantasy scoreboard was absolutely unhinged. Trevor Lawrence headlines the Week Winners after a six-TD eruption, prompting John to attempt — and immediately abandon — a “Lawrence of Arabia” joke. Bo Nix, Kirk Cousins (inevitably vs. Tampa Bay), Brock Purdy, and Jared Goff round out a quarterback slate that delivered fireworks across the league.

At running back, James Cook, Bijan Robinson, and TreVeyon H...

The fantasy playoffs wait for no one — and in Episode 74, the margins were brutal.

We open with a full breakdown of Justin’s playoff collapse, a perfect storm of underperformers headlined by Isaiah Likely and capped off by running headfirst into Trevor Lawrence’s nuclear performance. On the other side of the bracket, John looks ahead to a tough matchup against friend-of-the-show Dave, who’s rolling out James Cook and Amon-Ra St. Brown.

The week itself was chaos. Grandpa Philip Rivers nearly completed a storybook comeback against Seattle before the Seahawks ripped it away at the buzz...

Monday Night Football is wrapping up as we hit record, and things are trending very differently for your Comanagers. John is cruising toward the 1-seed and a first-round bye, while Justin… well, Justin is fighting for his fantasy life. Emotions are high, confidence is… uneven.

We kick things off with a spicy round of Keep, Trade, Cut, including a special “Retirement Home Edition” featuring Philip Rivers, Tom Brady, and Derek Carr — and yes, we both cut Rivers. From there, we dive into the real decisions: Jayden vs. Herbert vs. Flacco, Corum vs. Neal vs. Monty, Michael Wi...

We’re recording during one of the wildest Monday Night Football games in recent memory — and Jalen Hurts is committing turnovers like he’s speed-running a bad Madden challenge. A -4 point play, five turnovers in an eleven-play span, and the first six-turnover first half since 1978. It’s chaos, it’s comedy, and it’s absolutely impacting fantasy leagues everywhere. 

This episode, we dive into our Week Preview: Fantasy Feast + Famine, breaking down the best and worst matchups heading into the weekend. We recap the latest Comanagers Clash, where Justin steals another tight win (5–4) tha...

The fantasy playoffs are heating up, but the NFL injury carousel keeps spinning — and this week it might have cracked open the door for one of the craziest storylines imaginable: Philip Rivers possibly stepping in for Riley Leonard, who’s now week-to-week with a strained knee ligament. Yes, the same Philip Rivers whose oldest child is literally the same age as the quarterback he may replace. You can’t make this stuff up.

This week, we break down all the Winners and Sinners from an absolutely chaotic slate of games.
We highlight massive boom weeks...

Fantasy playoffs are officially here, and Episode 70 opens with John celebrating a massive lead thanks to Gibbs and Brandon Aubrey (sorry, Sara). Both Comanagers have secured playoff spots in the home league, with the top two seeds to be determined on Monday Night Football. It was a weird fantasy week overall — low scoring, strange QB choices, and even stranger NFL playoff standings with teams like the Pats, Jags, Steelers, and Bears somehow in the mix, while the Ravens, Chiefs, Bengals, and Lions are on the outside looking in.

The guys kick things off with This Just In...