Jason practices golf into a higher score
Jason's poignant golf lesson is that more practice produces a higher score. He has just achieved his highest score yet, and his football brain happily applies the wrong rule that high score wins.
Main show · May 7, 2026
Fantasy Football - The Overreaction Episode! + Fantasy Freakouts - Podcast for 5/7
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Convert the league to FAB by fun, fairness, or shame
The hosts call FAB the more fun, fair, competitive waiver system. Kyle's test proves Sleeper still defaults to rolling priority, so they ask the platform to type a few changes, offer 'Jason Moore said so' as authority, and authorize shaming old-busted league mates.
Triple accusation becomes its own crime
While discussing a not-guilty result, the hosts invent a separate statute: three accusations create guilt for the standalone crime of triple accusation, regardless of acquittal on the underlying claim.
Horse Boy rides into a QB4 reveal
Trevor Lawrence landing at QB4 summons Horse Boy. The video materially lands the callback by filling the rear screen with a giant horse head wearing sunglasses for roughly twelve seconds before the Overreactions animation.
The Poopy Diaper Club hides Jurassic diamonds
Andy groups the Browns, Jets, Cardinals, and Dolphins as the Poopy Diaper Club, warning against deleting all their players from draft boards. The search for usable talent becomes finding diamonds in the big Jurassic Park poop pile.
Jason's rookie-tight-end thesis is really a Sadiq grievance
Jason announces that he is back to his old ways and warns against rookie-tight-end overreaction. The other hosts force intellectual honesty: his category is really 'I don't like Kenyon Sadiq,' and Eli Stowers must come off the graphic because Jason keeps praising him.
Grim Reaper fails to replace Double Stuff
Jason's prediction of coming running-back injuries gets him called the Grim Reaper. He tries to rebrand live, but the hosts say nobody is fooled twelve years into the show and leave him with the established Double Stuff identity.
Kyle's copy test is whether a thing slaps
Mike reads 'Mortal, mobile quarterbacks still slap' verbatim. The desk immediately calls it a Kyle construction and explains that Kyle loves saying things slap, with Mortal Kombat as the confirming example.
Episode notes
Andy, Jason, and Mike open with Jason's poignant golf discovery: the more work he puts in, the higher he scores, including a new personal high because football points taught him that high score wins. A listener's waiver question becomes a campaign for FAB as the fun, fair modern default; Kyle supplies a Sleeper test, the hosts ask the platform to change a few keyboard settings, and Jason offers personal authority or shame for any old-busted holdouts. The news briefly invents a separate crime of triple accusation. Trevor Lawrence's surprise QB4 ranking revives Horse Boy, and the published video actually places a giant sunglasses-wearing horse head on the rear screen. The Overreactions segment puts the Browns, Jets, Cardinals, and Dolphins into the Poopy Diaper Club and asks drafters to find diamonds in the Jurassic Park poop pile. Jason announces he is back to his old rookie-tight-end ways, only for the desk to expose the broad thesis as a specific Kenyon Sadiq dislike and order Stowers off the graphic. Later, Jason's injury warning earns Grim Reaper, his attempted live rebrand is declared twelve years too late, and the room leaves him as Double Stuff. Mike's mobile-quarterback headline is then identified as a Kyle-style construction because Kyle loves saying things slap.
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