Oct 14, 2026 · 1h 2m
Fantasy managers redraw the board after five weeks
Fantasy Draft Redo + League Winners, Mailbag! - Fantasy Football Podcast for 10/14
The episode tests whether current production, health, workload, and quarterback context should outweigh preseason expectations when setting rest-of-season values.
- 1A two-round redraft elevates players whose current workloads and situations support sustained rest-of-season production.
- 2Injuries and Seattle’s unsettled backfield create immediate waiver decisions before the Seahawks face Denver.
- 3The mailbag turns broad rankings into practical calls on drops, stashes, additions, and flex choices.
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The hosts rebuild the first two rounds as though the fantasy season were beginning after five weeks, forcing current evidence to compete with preseason expectations.
The brief
Andy, Mike, and Jason reset fantasy values after five weeks, using current production, workload, health, quarterback situations, and rest-of-season upside rather than preseason cost.
The first two rounds weigh elite names such as Josh Allen, Puka Nacua, Trey McBride, and Amon-Ra St. Brown against the evidence their seasons have produced so far.
Injury updates involving Lamar Jackson, Zay Flowers, DeAndre Swift, and others sharpen the waiver conversation, while Seattle’s running back uncertainty complicates the Thursday matchup.
The Seahawks-Broncos preview finds limited appeal in Denver’s passing game, questions Bo Nix’s form, and considers defensive streaming options and Jalen Waddle’s startability.
The mailbag makes the framework practical, comparing potential drops and stashes before sorting flex choices involving Rome Odunze, Jeremy Bernard, and Emeka Egbuka.