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Fantasy Football Podcast 2015 - NFC West Breakdown, News, Mailbag

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Thomas Sanders. I'm going to... Yeah, I mean... I'll roll with both of those, but that's because the offense is so high-powered. Those are the only ones I want. I'll take Ty Why Hilton and Andre Johnson every day of the week.

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It's totally fine with me. Can the team support two high-level fantasy players? I don't think Tampa is going to be able to do it. And if you have an off, I mean, the penalty is if they have an off game, then you're having an off game. Yeah, you're sunk. So that's why I don't do it very often, but there are certain offenses that support it pretty well. So that is it for the mailbag section. Don't forget to check out the website, the fantasy footballers.com. You can find us on Facebook. Facebook.com slash the fantasy footballers. You can also follow Mike at.

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FF Hitman, Jason, at Jason FFL. And you can follow me at Andy Holloway, or you can follow the show at the FF Ballers on Twitter. We are very active on Twitter. We like to answer questions and kind of... We like the interaction, man. Exactly. So we are here for you. We appreciate all of you listeners out there. We appreciate all the iTunes reviews. Those are very much. Very much appreciated. And don't forget to check out FantasyDraftWizard.com. And if you're getting ready to sign up for FanDuel for the upcoming NFL season... Who's not?

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Let's be honest. Yeah, that's too much fun. We're getting ready. Yeah, so use the promo code, Ballers, and you can get up to $200 in cash bills for free. So use that code. Any closing thoughts? Gentlemen, are Jason, are you going to be okay? Is John Snow still tormenting your dreams? I mean, I know your heart was set on him. All right.

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I'm really sad over here. Now that the show's over, I've got to get back to the real world of Game of Thrones. Well, the game of football and fantasy. I believe John Snow and Arnold have something in common. What's that? I'll be back. Oh, goodbye. For listening to another edition of the Fantasy Footballers podcast, don't forget to visit us on the web at www.com.

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and follow us on Twitter at the FF Ballers. Football is officially going down under. Division rivals, Rams, and 49ers will be facing off in Melbourne for the NFL's first ever regular season game in Australia. And it's all happening live on Netflix. Netflix is expanding its NFL coverage in 2026.

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from week one to the first ever Thanksgiving Eve matchup and two Christmas Day games. Watch week one of the NFL on Netflix, the Los Angeles Rams versus the San Francisco 49ers live on Netflix Thursday, September 10th at 835 p.m. Eastern, 535 p.m. Pacific.

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