Podcast appearances and mentions of brody oliver

Brody Oliver, the dominant wide receiver out of Colorado School of Mines, joins the podcast to discuss his journey to the NFL Draft. The Division II production monster has improved his draft stock this offseason running a 4.45 forty at 6'3 211. We get down to the tough and demanding coursework, East-West Shrine Bowl experience, and draft expectations.

Sonic Truth Fantasy Football Podcast, Ep 90: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Nate Liss (@AnOutragedJew) debate whether Sam Darnold and Le'Veon Bell can re-launch the New York Jets. How Odell Beckham makes the Browns a Super Bowl contender. Tyrell Williams will help Antonio Brown maximize his potential on the Raiders. Devin Funchess signing can thrive as a pumped up slot receiver. Tevin Coleman signing with San Francisco created the most athletic muddled backfield in the NFL. Golden Tate going to the Giants doesn't make any sense. Does the Carlos Hyde signing damper Damien Williams' dynasty value? Mike Weber is strangely underrated despite a high-end résumé. Bryce Love's dominant third season at Stanford cannot be understated. Travis Homer is the youngest and one of the most athletic running back prospects. Devine Ozigbo is a late-riser with upper percentile size-adjusted speed and burst. Dexter Williams has the size and speed to be a productive NFL grinder. Marquise Brown vs. Parris Campbell: Which speedster has more potential at the NFL level? Jalen Hurd has the athletic profile to be a top developmental WR prospect. Penny Hart was dominant at an early age. Olamide Zachheaus is an intriguing Swiss Army Knife player. Brody Oliver somehow scored 26 receiving touchdowns as a sophomore. Trampoline: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h26oYuE2h0 vs. Teardrop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7K72X4eo_s Get your dynasty team now on Reality Sports Online: https://realitysportsonline.com/Registration.aspx Promo Code: Underworld Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

RotoUnderworld Radio Fantasy Football Podcast - Mind of Mansion, Ep 430: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Nathan Powell (@NPowellFF) are convinced Devin Funchess is not dead yet. The Houston Texans will be a tremendous source of fantasy value. Odell Beckham represents the missing piece in Cleveland. Evan Engram benefits most from the Odell Beckham trade. Why Antonio Brown will continue to dominate in Oakland. What is stopping JuJu Smith-Schuster from achieving WR1 status in fantasy football?  Trading for James Washington is the ultimate sucker play. Ryan Switzer and Vance McDonald are pipe dream players. Why dynasty leaguers are so quick to dismiss Jaylen Samuels. Predicting the free agent landing spots of Le'Veon Bell, Tevin Coleman, and Golden Tate. Be careful buying Jaguars wide receivers because of Nick Foles. How much does the Carlos Hyde signing dampen Damien Williams fantasy potential?  Chris Godwin and Mike Evans will benefit equally from a consolidated target share in Tampa. Marcus Mariota vs. Jameis Winston: Who is the better dynasty quarterback? Dalvin Cook or Leonard Fournette are headed in opposite directions. Joe Mixon is an all-purpose stud NFL running back. Calvin Ridley's college résumé makes him safer than Mike Williams. O.J. Howard is the best-value tight end in fantasy football. Both T.J. Yeldon and Rod Smith will have major impacts this season. Sammy Watkins is a screaming value in dynasty. Trey Quinn SZN is now. Zay Jones will be more impacted by the Bills' offseason moves than Robert Foster. 2019 draft class is as underrated as the 2020 draft class is overrated. D.J. Moore this year is ready to rumble. Anthony Miller's red zone activity was encouraging. Curtis Samuel is a best ball receiver with Christian McCaffrey hogging so many targets. Draft capital zealots still believe in Rashaad Penny. Nick Chubb's ADP has been impervious to Kareem Hunt's value. Brandin Cooks is still the Rams wide receiver to own in dynasty. Todd Gurley's knee arthritis is a classic NFL injury smoke screen. Derrius Guice is being set up to fail in Washington. Sam Darnold can be a top-3 quarterback this season. Tyler Eifert qualifies for truther status. Kyler Murray can fully unlock Christian Kirk. Bryce Love is flying way too low under the radar. Mike Weber's athleticism suggests he needs to be drafted higher in dynasty rookie drafts. Devin Singletary is not dead yet. Kelvin Harmon's subpar workout metrics tanked his rookie draft ADP for good reason. Buying a ticket on the Parris Campbell express train. T.J. Hockenson is the most underrated rookie tight end. D.K. Metcalf's Agility Scores was higher than Tom Brady. Ashton Dulin skeptics abound in the dynasty community. David Sills has the best nickname in this class. Brody Oliver was a touchdown machine as a sophomore. Don't forget about biscuits and gravy, brunch snobs. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Today's episode features Colorado School of Mines wide receiver Brody Oliver. A two year captain and all american, Oliver originally played football to support his academic career. As he grew confidence in his transition from quarterback to receiver, he began looking towards the next level as a real possibility. Brody took a few moments of his time to discuss that draft journey on this week’s Phoning it In.