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Frankly Fantasy Football

Frankly Fantasy Football

By: Frank Laury & John Hickey
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The Fantasy Football Podcast. Frankie & Johnny bring you the info you need to win your fantasy football leagues with their in-depth news and hard hitting player analysis. The guys hope to put a smile on your face as well.

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  • Week 3 is a Bloodbath - Recap - Injury News - Look Ahead to Week 4
    Sep 24 2025

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    The fantasy football world experienced a devastating Week 3 as injuries ravaged rosters across the league. Star players like CeeDee Lamb, James Conner, Mike Evans, and Najee Harris all went down, leaving fantasy managers scrambling for replacements. But amid the chaos, opportunity emerges.

    Defensive units stole the spotlight with 9 non-offensive touchdowns, including 4 pick-sixes and 4 blocked kicks – the most in a single day since 1991. This defensive dominance flipped many fantasy matchups on their head, while also highlighting why many leagues are moving away from including defenses and kickers altogether.

    We dive deep into the Cincinnati Bengals' offensive collapse, where Tee Higgins has practically disappeared and Chase Brown managed just 3 yards on 10 carries. If you're holding these players, we discuss when to hold firm and when to make a move after their first good performance. Meanwhile, emerging stars like Rome Odunze, Trey Tucker, and Quentin Johnston are reshaping the fantasy landscape as they climb into the top-10 WR rankings.

    The waiver wire becomes critical this week as Trey Benson steps into Arizona's backfield, Omarion Hampton takes over in Pittsburgh, and Cam Scattebo continues to impress with his three-down skillset for the Giants. We also explore exciting Week 4 matchups, including why Kenneth Walker III might be poised for a monster Thursday night and why Ashton Jeanty owners might finally see the breakout they've been waiting for.

    Whether you're licking your wounds from Week 3's carnage or looking to capitalize on others' misfortune, this episode provides the strategic guidance you need to navigate the aftermath of fantasy football's most brutal week yet. Join us and ensure your team doesn't become another casualty of the bloodbath.

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    58 mins
  • Week 2 "Feelin Dangerous" - Recap - News - Look at Week 3
    Sep 17 2025

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    Fantasy football took a dangerous turn in Week 2, leaving managers scrambling to adapt after a weekend of shocking performances and devastating injuries across the quarterback position.

    The upheaval began with unlikely heroes emerging – Russell Wilson threw for a stunning 450 yards after being left for dead by fantasy managers, while Daniel Jones (humorously dubbed "Indiana Jones" by hosts Frankie and Johnny) shocked everyone as the QB2 in fantasy for the week. Meanwhile, established stars like Joe Burrow suffered season-threatening injuries, creating cascading effects across skill position players.

    The podcast dives deep into the quarterback carousel, analyzing how backups like Jake Browning, Marcus Mariota, Carson Wentz, and Tyrod Taylor might impact their offensive weapons. With five potential starting quarterbacks changing in Week 3, Superflex league managers face particular challenges navigating these murky waters.

    Beyond quarterback chaos, the hosts identify key waiver wire targets emerging from shifting depth charts, highlight surprising developments like Javonte Williams' rise to RB2 status, and analyze Cooper Kupp's bounce-back performance and favorable upcoming matchup. The Bears-Cowboys matchup receives special attention as a potential fantasy goldmine with both defenses struggling mightily.

    Through it all, the hosts emphasize a crucial fantasy principle: draft capital no longer matters. Smart managers must focus on current production rather than name value, starting players like Rome Odunze over higher-drafted options like DJ Moore based on actual usage patterns emerging through two weeks of action.

    Whether you're dealing with injuries, unexpected disappointments, or trying to capitalize on emerging trends, this episode provides the strategic guidance needed to navigate Week 3 successfully. Remember – it's a long season, so don't panic, but do stay vigilant and adaptable as the fantasy landscape continues to evolve.

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    57 mins
  • Week 1 is a Liar and Week 2 Breakdown: Week 1 Recap - News - Week 2 Analysis
    Sep 10 2025

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    Fantasy football's opening week lived up to its reputation as the ultimate trickster, leaving managers everywhere questioning what's real and what's illusion. As we unpack the carnage and celebrate the victories of Week 1, one thing becomes abundantly clear – the landscape we thought we understood has already shifted dramatically.

    Justin Herbert silenced doubters with an MVP-caliber performance, while Quentin Johnston transformed from last year's disappointment into a potential breakout star. Danny Dimes shocked everyone by scoring on every single drive, achieving something no quarterback in NFL history has managed before – including the all-time greats. These performances raise the critical question: are we witnessing legitimate breakouts or just Week 1 mirages?

    The injury report already reads like a fantasy nightmare with George Kittle landing on IR, Xavier Worthy dislocating his shoulder, and Brock Purdy questionable for Week 2. These developments create ripple effects across lineups, elevating players like Ricky Pearsall, Jauan Jennings, and potentially making CMC even more valuable in the 49ers offense. Meanwhile, revenge games played out beautifully for Justin Fields and Aaron Rodgers, both looking rejuvenated in their new environments.

    Looking ahead to Week 2, we've identified the key matchups to target and avoid. The Jaguars-Bengals contest promises fantasy fireworks with offensive stars on both sides facing vulnerable defenses. Hollywood Brown emerges as a must-start against Philadelphia, while the Rams defense threatens to completely shut down the Titans offense, making Tony Pollard and Calvin Ridley risky plays despite their long-term potential.

    Whether you're 1-0 or 0-1, remember that fantasy success requires patience, insight, and sometimes ignoring Week 1 outcomes entirely. Join us each week as we break down the matchups, analyze the trends, and help you separate the fantasy fool's gold from the genuine article. May the fantasy gods smile upon you this season!

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