Week 15 is in the books, and the playoff picture is finally taking shape. In this episode of Friendly Fades, we break down the biggest fantasy performances from Week 15, react to Monday Night Football, and talk through what actually matters heading into the fantasy playoffs.

We cover:

• Week 15 top performers and fantasy letdowns
• MNF reactions and overreactions
• Players trending up (and down) at the worst possible time
• Playoff strategy shifts and must-start decisions
• Who’s catching the fade — respectfully, of course

No hot-take theater, no analyst cosplay—just real league talk from guys living the chaos in real time. Dynasty, redraft, playoff stress… all of it.

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We kick off the first official episode of Friendly Fades by breaking down Thursday Night Football — Cowboys vs. Detroit — and what it means heading into Week 14. We hit on trades, lineup moves, and all the chaos of the final week of the regular season. Plus, family member Steve C. jumps on the pod to drop some strategy, talk shop, and stir things up like only he can. Friendly Fades is officially underway.

Week 14 is in the books, and we’re heading straight into Week 15 with playoff pressure ON.

In this episode of Friendly Fades, we break down:

• 🔥 Thursday Night Football recap
• 📊 What Week 15 really looks like for contenders vs rebuilders
• 🤯 Why sitting Justin Jefferson actually makes sense this week
• 🚀 Why Michael Wilson could be the better play if you’re choosing between the two
• 🧠 How to think about matchups, usage, and risk when the margins are thin

This isn’t about name value — it’s about winning weeks.

If you’re in the playoffs (or fighting to stay alive), this is the kind of decision-making that separates champs from regrets.