Podcast appearances and mentions of Trey Quinn

Our friend Trey Quinn aka Black Hotep aka Strong Dad decided to take the high road this June. So many people are being drug into the trap of arguing over sexuality in June. LOTS of people are angry or complaining, Instead of feeding the negativity, he decided to reenforce positive messaging by focusing on Fathers in the month of June and ignoring the drama. We applaud this and join him in his efforts. Guest Links- Twitter- https://twitter.com/TheStrongDad YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/@thestrongdadprotocol His Books- https://treyquinn.gumroad.com/?fbclid=PAAaZEzN9jFpNrawvsDXZ3pWXTn3_rYEKPXEsTCXVzSOJ0RfVc91Fd6KV6MeE AA Links- GO and watch this on Rumble- https://rumble.com/user/AquarianAnarchy Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/AquarianAnarchy Anchor- https://anchor.fm/aquarian-anarchy Twitter- https://twitter.com/AnarchyAquarian Store- https://teespring.com/stores/aquarian-anarchy Nicco's YouTube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/@wyrdo6846 Marcus Cash app- $AnpuAzrael Chad Twitter- https://twitter.com/chadlismyname Chad Cash app- $ChadLemoine Nicco Twitter- https://twitter.com/Nic_Ave23 Nicco Cash app- $NiccoAugustave Support the channel- send donations to Marcus Pulis PO Box 673 Lapel IN, 46051 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aquarian-anarchy/support

The Denver Broncos had to trim their roster from 85 to 80 players after cuts on Tuesday. Why did the Broncos release Joe Schobert, Trey Quinn, Casey Tucker, Stevie Scott? How does the PUP/Reserve designation impact the Broncos with offensive lineman Tom Compton? Were there any surprise cuts by the Denver Broncos? Will Brett Rypien start at quarterback on Saturday against the Minnesota Vikings? What will it take for Rypien or Johnson to secure the backup quarterback job behind Russell Wilson? On the injury side of things, the Broncos saw Billy Turner, Randy Gregory, and KJ Hamler return to practice this week. Cody Roark and Sayre Bedinger share their Broncos analysis and more. Denver Broncos roster cuts SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://www.youtube.com/c/LockedOnBroncos WANT MORE DAILY DENVER BRONCOS CONTENT? Follow & Subscribe to the Podcast on these platforms…

The Denver Broncos had to trim their roster from 85 to 80 players after cuts on Tuesday. Why did the Broncos release Joe Schobert, Trey Quinn, Casey Tucker, Stevie Scott? How does the PUP/Reserve designation impact the Broncos with offensive lineman Tom Compton? Were there any surprise cuts by the Denver Broncos? Will Brett Rypien start at quarterback on Saturday against the Minnesota Vikings? What will it take for Rypien or Johnson to secure the backup quarterback job behind Russell Wilson? On the injury side of things, the Broncos saw Billy Turner, Randy Gregory, and KJ Hamler return to practice this week. Cody Roark and Sayre Bedinger share their Broncos analysis and more.Denver Broncos roster cuts SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://www.youtube.com/c/LockedOnBroncosWANT MORE DAILY DENVER BRONCOS CONTENT?Follow & Subscribe to the Podcast on these platforms…

Had an amazing conversation with Steff and Muddy, two leaders behind Denver's Melanated Mic Night (IG @melanatedmic). We start by discussing what led Steff and Muddy into activism, focused on doing more for BIPOC communities. We touch on community importance, being consistently active in any capacity, organizing, and breaking free from systemic oppression. We also discuss being first-generation Americans and the balance in finding identity in the U.S. while also honoring the culture and history of our parents and ancestors. The episode closes out discussing Melanated Mic Night, a weekly community gathering of all people to support and amplify the voices of BIPOC community members. Steff and Muddy share their most memorable moments and the rally to support one of the lead protestors, Trey Quinn.

This is your last official camp pod of 2020, and it was recorded LIVE at Ourisman Toyota in Chantilly. JP Finlay, Mitch Tischler, Pete Hailey and Michael Phillips of the Richmond Times-Dispatch sat before a raucous crowd at the dealership and covered what happened in Sunday's practice, have a debate about Cam Sims vs. Trey Quinn, answer how comfortable they are about the left side of the offensive line and then take lots of fun fan questions. After that, you'll hear JP's 1-on-1 with Troy Apke, who might've been the MVP of Ashburn. If you like podcasts where Mitch transforms into a doctor and performs a knee test on JP and the hosts run through a bunch of random over-unders, then this is the episode for you.

Der Division-Titel der NFC East ist heiß. Seit 2004 hat kein Team den Titel verteidigen können. Diese Serie wollen die Philadelphia Eagles beenden und den Division-Titel verteidigen. Wichtig ist dabei, dass ein solches Verletzungspech wie im vergangenen Jahr bei den Wide Receivern nicht nochmal passiert. Der größte Konkurrent für die Eagles sind die Dallas Cowboys. Dort steht mit Mike McCarthy ein neuer Trainer an der Seitenlinie. Er soll das vorhandene Potenzial der Cowboys voll ausschöpfen und die Cowboys wieder in erfolgreichere Zeiten führen. Der sollte auch Quarterback Dak Prescott angehören, aber die Cowboys konnten sich mit ihm auf keinen neuen Vertrag einigen. Sebastian Mühlenhof (@Seppmaster56) redet mit Stefan Reichl (@StefanReichl1) auch über die New York Giants und das Washington Football Team. Beide gehen mit neuen Head Coaches in die Saison und erhoffen sich eine Verbesserung. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Rezension und ein bisschen Feedback da. Schreibt uns, was ihr gut oder auch schlecht findet, oder welche Themen wir eur...

Der Division-Titel der NFC East ist heiß. Seit 2004 hat kein Team den Titel verteidigen können. Diese Serie wollen die Philadelphia Eagles beenden und den Division-Titel verteidigen. Wichtig ist dabei, dass ein solches Verletzungspech wie im vergangenen Jahr bei den Wide Receivern nicht nochmal passiert. Der größte Konkurrent für die Eagles sind die Dallas Cowboys. Dort steht mit Mike McCarthy ein neuer Trainer an der Seitenlinie. Er soll das vorhandene Potenzial der Cowboys voll ausschöpfen und die Cowboys wieder in erfolgreichere Zeiten führen. Der sollte auch Quarterback Dak Prescott angehören, aber die Cowboys konnten sich mit ihm auf keinen neuen Vertrag einigen. Sebastian Mühlenhof (@Seppmaster56) redet mit Stefan Reichl (@StefanReichl1) auch über die New York Giants und das Washington Football Team. Beide gehen mit neuen Head Coaches in die Saison und erhoffen sich eine Verbesserung. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Rezension und ein bisschen Feedback da. Schreibt uns, was ihr gut oder auch schlecht findet, oder welche Themen wir eurer Meinung nach mal in einer Sendung behandeln sollten. Oder schreibt unserem Moderator Sebastian Mühlenhof direkt per Mail (sebastian.muehlenhof@meinsportpodcast.de) oder per Twitter (@InterceptionFT).

This week, host Colin Winship does a deep dive into one of the most talked about NFL teams this offseason, the Washington Football Team. He breaks down their new coaching staff, and dynasty assets at each position. Leave us a review and we'll give you a shout out on next week's episode. You can find us on twitter @DeepDiveDynasty to stay up to date with all of the content we're putting out. Here are the timestamps where Colin breaks down each aspect of the Washington Football Team. 1:20 - New Coaching Staff, Ron Rivera, Scott Turner 7:00 - Quarterbacks - Dwayne Haskins, Alex Smith, Kyle Allen 10:54 - Running Backs - Adrian Peterson, Antonio Gibson, Bryce Love, J.D. McKissic, Peyton Barber 21:52 - Wide Receivers - Terry McLaurin, Steven Sims, Trey Quinn, Antonio Gandy-Golden 30:13 - Tight Ends - Logan Thomas, Jeremy Sprinkle, Thaddeus Moss

RotoUnderworld Radio Fantasy Football Podcast - Mind of Mansion, Ep 502: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and RC Fischer (@FFMetrics) are not ready to anoint Antonio Gibson's inevitable breakout just yet. Sorry Brandon Aiyuk, Jalen Hurd is lurking in San Francisco. Tough decision: Miles Sanders or Clyde Edwards-Helaire? Why drafting Joe Mixon over Michael Thomas makes perfect sense. Justin Jackson, Benny Snell, and J.D. McKissic poised for expanded roles this season. Joshua Kelley needs to prove himself on special teams. What if Aaron Jones or Ronald Jones test positive for Covid-19. Ke'Shawn Vaughn could be a big second half winner. Darren Waller is a good football player. Steven Sims needs to beat out Trey Quinn. A.J. Brown has a superior skill set to D.K. Metcalf. Nick Chubb looks like this year's Derrick Henry. Why are so many good analysts are bullish on Leonard Fournette? Kenyan Drake is currently being overdrafted. David Johnson is a good but snakebitten running back. Bryce Love must beat out Peyton Barber in Washington. Can Derrius Guice be the next Kareem Hunt for dynasty leaguers? Dontrell Hilliard looks like this year's Boston Scott. Lamar Jackson should be epic once again. Dak Prescott built a football field at his house! No one has more late round upside than Cam Newton. Why a breakout season is coming for N'Keal Harry. Michael Gallup is super-talented and should be targeted in fantasy football. Matthew Stafford is the absolute best QB to stack with in best ball tournaments. Deebo Samuel is only good for best ball tournaments. D.J. Chark is going to melt faces this year. Is Russel Gage arbitrage Calvin Ridley? Marquise Brown was smart to beef up to 180-pounds. Teddy Bridgewater will thrive with D.J. Moore, Curtis Samuel and Robby Anderson at wide receiver. Jamison Crowder going before Sterling Shepard in fantasy drafts makes no sense. Jaylen Samuels and Rex Burkhead are Swiss Army Knife players. Stacking Will Fuller and Randall Cobb in best ball makes a lot of sense. Adam Trautman will dwarf Kahale Warring and Josh Oliver as an NFL tight end. Check out Underdog Fantasy: https://underdogfantasy.com/ Invest in players on Prediction Strike: https://www.predictionstrike.com/?ref=underworld Get the "World Famous" Draft Kit: https://Fantasy-DraftKit.com Make the playoffs or your money back: https://fantasyfootballking.com/ Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Dwayne Haskins is now the Redskins starting QB . Bill Callahan explains why, plus we hear from Trey Quinn on Haskins and the bye week break and an improving defense? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dwayne Haskins is now the Redskins starting QB . Bill Callahan explains why, plus we hear from Trey Quinn on Haskins and the bye week break and an improving defense? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Post Halloween edition! Listen to the boys as we discuss some buy or sells, analyze games upcoming, give you some players who are tricks and some who are treats, and who the heck is David Lee Trey Quinn?? Listen in for the usual laughs and insight as we breakdown everything you need to know for week 9 and beyond! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The most content loaded episode yet from the Breakout Finder boyz Nate Liss (@AnOutragedJew) and Ryan Lopes (@StillRyanFive) as they welcome John Proctor (@JohnProctorDFS) to the episode to help you win your WEEK 2 fantasy football matchups. TEN/CLE Late-round TE Delanie Walker looking like a hero. A.J. Brown, WR1? Derrick Henry, weekly smash? Baker Mayfield and the CLE boys got out over their skis? BAL/MIA You won all the money if you played this game on the BAL-side. Lamar Jackson was a screaming value all offseason; MIA a weird test out of the gate, but expectations going forward? Remember Hollywood Brown? BAL backfield; the Mark Ingram show until further notice? Another late-round TE of note: Mark Andrews I don’t want to talk about Miami at all. ATL/MIN Dalvin Cook, league-winner? 10 pass attempts for MIN - yikes. Devonta Freeman/Ito Smith timeshare? BUF/NYJ Le'Veon Bell back, and not missing a beat. 17-60-0 on the ground, 6-32-1 through the air. Jamison Crowder was targeted 17 times; 14 rec, but couldn’t crack 100 yds. John Brown ended with a 7-123-1 line off of 10 targets, as a perfect downfield threat for the Bills' signal-caller. Devin Singletary appears to have control on RB1 duties, and added 5 receptions. WAS/PHI Terry McLaurin is here. Adrian Peterson a healthy scratch, but now Derrius Guice banged up. Chris Thompson healthy (for now) and providing the safe PPR floor. Do we care about Trey Quinn? Miles Sanders is still coming, it's just a matter of time. DeSean Jackson, also still good. LAR/CAR Todd Gurley splitting work; Malcolm Brown, goal line beneficiary? Christian McCaffrey was the 1.01 overall coming into the season, your RB1, and looks absolutely unstoppable. D.J. Moore, WR1; Curtis Samuel … ? KC/JAX Damien Williams vs. Shady McCoy vs. Darwin Thompson Patrick Mahomes, zero rust to knock off. Mecole Hardman while Tyreek Hill is recovering? Still buying JAX pass catchers without Nick Foles (that’s weird to type)? Leonard Fournette, the bellcow everyone was/is scared to own? IND/LAC Marlon Mack, bellcow I’m happy to own? Pay Austin Ekeler, not Melvin Gordon. TY Hilton post-Andrew Luck: Still useful CIN/SEA John Ross, third-year breakout? Andy Dalton stuffing box scores without Joe Mixon, banged up OL. Please, somebody, feed Tyler Lockett. D.K. Metcalf doesn’t care about your route running video critiques. Chris Carson > Rashaad Penny, to the surprise of nobody, really. NYG/DAL Pay Dak Prescott. OC Kellen Moore is a blessing. Michael Gallup legitimate WR2+? Evan Engram, top-4 TE - locked in. DET/ARI Target leader Danny Amendola is no bueno. T.J. Hockenson doesn’t care about rookie TE narratives. Kerryon Johnson losing pass-catching work. Christian Kirk drew 12 targets but it was largely a day to forget. Kyler Murray, late-starter.

Former Redskins WR Santana Moss joins John for a discussion about one of the biggest question marks heading into week one: How the young WR core will perform for Washington. Trey Quinn joins John to talk about the job of slot receiver and his love of "The office" And ESPN Eagles reporter Tim McManus talks about the week one matchup and how Carson Wentz and Desean Jackson look heading into the season opener.. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RotoUnderworld Radio Fantasy Football Podcast - Mind of Mansion, Ep 455: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Adam Levitan (@AdamLevitan) genuinely believe Dalvin Cook is on the verge of becoming an elite fantasy football running back. T.J. Hockenson is strong target in all formats. How Marlon Mack slipped further in the rankings than Damien Williams. Tapping into Duke Johnson's incredible upside. Sean Payton called Alvin Kamara soft. How early is too early to select Deshaun Watson in fantasy football? How the Ty Montgomery enthusiasm jumped the shark. Nick Chubb and James Conner are set to exceed expectations this season. Sony Michel has been shredding preseason, and that matters. Dalvin Cook should be jammed into lineups this week. Tony Pollard went from lock button to stayaway when Ezekiel Elliott signed with the Cowboys. Austin Ekeler is tee'd up for a top-10 running back season. Chris Godwin and Tyler Lockett are set to go off this season. Why Keenan Allen's knee problem is not a major concern. Why starting Amari Cooper week 1 is sub-optimal. Michael Gallup is a solid tournament option. Why Curtis Samuel is a much sexier cash game option than Trey Quinn. Adam Thielen and Stefan Diggs likely can't both be fantasy WR1s with Kirk Cousins going under 600 pass attempts. Christian Kirk played less than half of Kyler Murray's snap this preseason. Is this a real concern? James Washington won the preseason but is he worth selecting late in fantasy drafts? Tanner Hudson qualifies for truther status. Stacking Jimmy Garoppolo-George Kittle-Marquise Goodwin can't fail in week 1. Can Matt Breida outproduce Tevin Coleman this season? Emmanuel Sanders has passed Courtland Sutton in high stakes leagues. Is this rational? How Tom Brady became the best-value pocket passer in fantasy drafts. Jameis Winston continues to look awful in preseason. At what point do we cross him off our draft boards? Carson Wentz is the ideal cash game play this week. Ryan Fitzpatrick is an interception vending machine. Hunter Henry is top cash game option. Mark Andrews is too thin to play this week. Get a FREE "World Famous" Draft Kit: fantasy-draftkit.com Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

In this episode of the Yahoo Fantasy Football podcast, Liz Loza and Matt Harmon call each other early on Labor Day morning to go over the weekend's whirlwind roster moves starting with the one guy who can't quite decide if he wants to show up for work this week: Ezekiel Elliott (1:00).They keep it in Texas and move to the Houston Texans' bevy of trades which saw them lose Jadeveon Clowney but add Laremy Tunsil, Kenny Stills and Carlos Hyde. Liz & Matt analyze this suddenly new-look Texans offense (4:55).In other weekend moves, Liz & Matt discuss the Kansas City Chiefs signing LeSean McCoy (13:40) and the Patriots shuffling of Josh Gordon and Demaryius Thomas (18:50).Next up, our experts take a deep dive into the players who are often overlooked in the wide receiver landscape, but can prove to be PPR assets this fantasy season. The slot receivers who often don’t get the star treatment of their outside-counterparts but who do a lot of the dirty work on the field. Liz and Matt talk about the fantasy outlooks of slot receivers like Adam Humphries, Hunter Renfrow, Cole Beasley, Trey Quinn, Jamison Crowder, and Willie Snead (21:05).Finally, they wrap up the show taking a pair of listener voicemails on what to do in the fifth round of drafts and the oddities of return yardage leagues (39:45).Remember to leave your voicemail for a future episode at 888-85-YAHOO (that's 888-859-2466).And please remember to rate, review and subscribe on your podcast provider of choice and send us your questions for future episodes on Twitter @YahooFantasy.Follow Liz @LizLoza_FFFollow Matt @MattHarmon_BYB See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jordan Reed. Paul Richardson. Trey Quinn. Terry McLaurin. Josh Doctson. Cam Sims. Kelvin Harmon. These names don't exactly scream fantasy football greatness. We sift through the pass catchers of the Washington Redskins in an effort to find a diamond in the rough.

Washington Redskins Training Camp 2019 is well and truly underway, and in a few short days the team will make their way to Cleveland Ohio for week one of preseason football. To take us through the news so far from  camp, and what story lines we'll all be following throughout the preseason, this week making his triumphant return to the place he called home for training camp last year, hosts Chad Ryan and Mark Phillips are joined by Chip Brierre from ABC7 News Washington DC! We discuss the Quarterback situation as news emerges that Colt McCoy will not play in preseason week one, and the impacts that will have up and down the offense. We also dive into updates on guys like Derrius Guice, Trey Quinn, and Landon Collins, as well as the rookie Dwayne Haskins! All of that and a lot of laughs on another fun episode of Redskins Capital Connection!

Sonic Truth Dynasty Podcast, Ep 104: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Nate Liss (@AnOutragedJew) debate Mike Evans vs. Chris Godwin in dynasty leagues. Trey Quinn illustrates what's wrong with fantasy league ADPs. Kerryon Johnson vs. Marlon Mack: Which ascending bell cow is more valuable in dynasty leagues? Parris Campbell is predictably shredding in training camp. Tyreek Hill's reinstatement is bad news for Byron Pringle. Braxton Berrios is a very Patriots receiver. Myles Gaskin should get immediate carries in Miami. Brian Hill is getting major touches in preseason. Jake Butt could be outstanding if healthy. Jeremy Cox could be the early-season short yardage back in Los Angeles. Jordan Scarlett has already seized the No. 2 WR role in Carolina. Reggie White has a clear runway to early season snaps. Dontrell Hilliard is about to break out with Duke Johnson in Houston. Boston Scott needs a change of scenery to properly break out. Opportunity is knocking for Stanley Morgan. Jake Kumerow quietly flashed last season. Taywan Taylor deserves truther status. Terry McClaurin is an under-the-radar big play receiver. When is the best time for hyperactive owners to trade in dynasty leagues? Sign up for a dynasty auction draft at RealitySportsOnline.com. Code: underworld Join an Apex Fantasy draft here: ApexFantasyLeagues.com Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Oh yes, training camp has begun and the buzz is strong -- luckily for you Nate Liss (@anoutragedjew) and Ryan Lopes (@stillryanfive) can cut through the BS with absolute precision to give you just what you need to be a hit this fantasy season. DK Metcalf >>> buzz machine. Does it even matter? Seahawks on the ground? Carson/Penny and general sadness. — AJG injury >>> sad trombone. Tyler Boyd, paid like a WR1, now officially a WR1. CIN offense/Dalton favorite buy-low, even after Green? — Theo Riddick cut >>> maybe a future in DEN, NO? Thoughts on next stop? Kerryon Johnson a super-value now (redraft AND dyno)? Runway looks clear, folks. — Ezekiel Elliot and Jerry’s comments (ex. Running backs don’t matter). DAL signed Alfie Mo; incredible petty move? — Miles Boykin showing out @ BAL camp. Hollywood Brown just activated. Lamar Jackson year-two; favorite mid-round option at QB. Rushing floor is bananas (coach said “bet the over”). — Touch on any other recent camp news via Ryan’s blurb article. Ex. Parris Campbell, HOU RB2 job (Foreman pushing), Dede Westbrook, Trey Quinn, etc. Maybe a weekly fixture? See what the crowd thinks. — Ryan RB tiers review; who has moved up or down since? FOR MORE PLEASE VISIT WWW.BREAKOUTFINDER.COM OR FIND US ON TWITTER @BREAKOUT_FINDER

JP Finlay, Pete Hailey and Mitch Tischler are turning up the heat on the podcast just as Richmond turns up the heat on them. In this Redskins Talk, the guys get going by having Pete analyze the first two fights of training camp, both of which were quite juicy and really intense. After that segment, they react to the news that the Redskins are signing Donald Penn. What does it mean for the team and for Trent Williams' future? You'll get all those angles and more in that discussion. Eventually, they move on to "One Thing," where you'll hear thoughts on Trey Quinn and Adonis Alexander. The trio also goes back and forth on how the QBs looked as well as looking at how this roster could shape up at linebacker, where JP is beginning to notice a possible conundrum. Lastly, you'll hear JP's 1-on-1 with Josh Norman (32:45), who's pretty thrilled about how the secondary is shaping up in 2019. If you like podcasts where there's a solid botch about seven seconds in and there's plenty of random airplane talk, then this is the episode for you.

Ep.12 | Ray Garvin (@RayGQue) talks about the exciting move to Dynasty League Football (DLF) and what that means for the DDP! In this show we dive deep into Jonathan Taylor and Eno Benjamin two 2020 RB prospects that have shown an ability to handle a high workload. Where do they shine, and where do they fall short? Is University of Texas incoming freshman wide receiver Jake Smith the next Trey Quinn or Christian Mccaffrey? Make sure you're following the show @DestinationDevy - subscribe, rate and review and as always THANK YOU!#BeGreat #DDP

Sonic Truth Dynasty Podcast, Ep 101: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Nate Liss (@AnOutragedJew) are joined by Ryan McDowell (@RyanMc23) to strategize the best way to trade Zach Ertz and George Kittle in dynasty. Why Christian McCaffrey is the real 1.02 in dynasty leagues. J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, A.J. Brown, and Irv Smith should be targeted in November. The affinity for Kerryon Johnson in dynasty is real. Marlon Mack's dynasty value has picks. Sony Michel is the riskiest asset in dynasty leagues. Drafting Darrell Henderson at the 1.05 in rookie drafts makes good sense. Why Deebo Samuel, Parris Campbell and N'Keal Harry could breakout right away. Miles Sanders is the most underrated player in dynasty rookie drafts. Damien Harris is the best value upside in rookie drafts with RB1 upside in his range of outcomes. Dexter Williams is the perfect target in the third round of rookie drafts. Lamar Jackson makes Marquise Brown a risky bet. Mecole Hardman's upside remains sky high. Andy Isabella being projected to the No. 3 WR role with no mention of Hakeem Butler. T.J. Hockenson is a better bet than Kyler Murray in single QB rookie drafts. Dawson Knox is an ideal late-round tight end sleeper in dynasty. Artavis Scott is an intriguing stash. Dalvin Cook is more injury prone than dynasty leaguers are willing to acknowledge. Hard to find a better dynasty RB value play than Jaylen Samuels. Are Le'Veon Bell and Julio Jones heading for cliff years? How soon until JuJu Smith-Schuster is the WR1 in dynasty? Marvin Jones dynasty owners are heading for the exits. T.Y. Hilton is massively overrated. Julian Edelman is not actually underrated in dynasty. Chris Godwin and Tyler Boyd look like top-20 dynasty receiver? Calvin Ridley is more deserving of the prospect carryover hype than Mike Williams. Keke Coutee, Robert Foster, and Trey Quinn are ideal dynasty stashes. Celebrating Tre'Quan Smith's boom weeks. Tyrell Williams or Donte Moncrief are the new Spiderman meme. Robby Anderson is younger than you think. Who is the true No. 3 in Tampa: Justin Watson or Breshad Perriman? Is Austin Hooper an arbitrage play on Hunter Henry? Darren Waller going to be a thing and the perfect mid-season sell candidate. Dak Prescott was mentioned in a Post Malone song and is still underrated. Taywan Taylor deserves truther status after the Titans overpaid Adam Humphries. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Right now on the latest installment of A Fantasy Football Podcast by the FF Faceoff, Anthony Cervino (@therealnflguru) and a returning Mike Hauff (@theffrealist) will discuss the latest NFL News and Rumors from around the league. They will also break down the 2019 fantasy football impact and outlook of Cowboys WR Amari Cooper and Lions WR Marvin Jones, who have both been in the headlines this past week in this CAN'T-MISS LOADED episode!!!PSA 3:255:40 Marvin Jones Fantasy Football Outlook9:45 TIme to buy D.K. Metcalf?/ What to do with Tyler Lockett?13:50 Amari Cooper's fantasy football outlook for 201918:45 Ronald Jones's fantasy football Impact for 201923:00 One of these 49ers RBs -- Jerick McKinnon, Tevin Coleman, Matt Breida -- could be a weekly healthy scratch in 201927:50 Mark Andrews and Hayden Hurst30:30 Time to buy Jimmy Graham32:40 Trey Quinn hype train34:55 Albert Wilson36:50 Ryan Switzer37:50 Vance McDonald hype (again)38:50 Bears RBs -- Tarik Cohen or David Montgomery?42:00 Corey Coleman -- no love for Giants WR344:15 Tyreek Hill -- when to draft him and how many games is Anthony projecting him to miss?50:40 We love Devin Funchess but selling Eric Ebron53:05 Aaron Rodgers won't have full control at LOS -- does it matter?55:00 Sony MichelDon't forget that Anthony and Mike will always answer and address all of your fantasy football questions in the live chat right here on the show if you are tuning in during the live broadcast. Have an off-air comment? They guys will always answer them in a timely manner! #fantasyfootball #NFL #FantasyFootballRankingsCheck out Anthony and Mike's 2019 Dynasty Fantasy Football Rankings here --https://gridironexperts.com/dynasty-qb-rankings JOIN our Facebook Community here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2213414128877661/ ***While you're here, please don't forget to subscribe, follow, like, comment and share this video

RotoUnderworld Radio Fantasy Football Podcast - Mind of Mansion, Ep 441: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Nelson Sousa (@The_Franchise12) refuse to draft at Todd Gurley at any ADP and speculate on Darrell Henderson's end-of-summer valuation. Sammy Watkins is a one-hit-wonder in search of a his first hit. James Conner should be worried about Jaylen Samuels. Mike Gesicki is the ideal post-hype sleeper. Bruce Anderson is a worthy final round stash in all formats. Why is everyone so convinced the Eagles will not feed Miles Sanders? Is Travis Kelce irresistible in tight end premium formats? Who is scarier to draft: Sony Michel or Leonard Fournette? Royce Freeman is a slightly better value than Rashaad Penny. Should Tevin Coleman and Matt Breida be stacked? Stefon Diggs is simply a better receiver than Adam Thielen. Albert Wilson is more likely to post a 1000-yard season than DeVante Parker. Christian Kirk and Mike Williams have extremely high upside. Keke Coutee, Curtis Samuel, Marquez Valdes-Scanling, and Tre'Quan Smith offer maximum upside in best ball leagues. Better target magnet: Trey Quinn or DaeSean Hamilton? Robert Foster is missing mini camp and it doesn't matter. Does Carson Wentz know he's stealing money from the Eagles? Dak Prescott is the most underrated quarterback in fantasy football. Kyle Rudolph's fake contract shoudl not throttle Irv Smith's fantasy value. Dawson Knox and Foster Moreau should produce more in the NFL than they did in college. Malcolm Brown is the best possible fantasy football stash. Cooper Kupp's ADP doesn't make a lot of sense given his knee rehab timeline. Why Derrius Guice got drafted by the wrong team. Ronald Jones shows that running backs who busted can become fantasy values. Is Tyler Lockett a better No. 1 WR breakout candidate than Kenny Golladay? David Moore is the perfect late-round stash. Damien Williams, Phillip Lindsay, George Kittle, and Zach Ertz are on the do-not-draft list. Get the "World Famous" Draft Kit: fantasy-draftkit.com Check out all the sports action on Monkey Knife Fight: www.monkeyknifefight.com, Code: Underworld Draft for free on the Sleeper App: https://sleeper.app/ Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Sonic Truth Fantasy Football Podcast, Ep 98: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Nate Liss (@AnOutragedJew) are joined by Izzy Elkaffas (@DTC_IzzE) from the Dynasty Trade Calculator debate whether Ronald Jones has become a screaming dynasty value. When does it make sense to play Peyton Barber in fantasy football? Dexter Williams vs. Ryquell Armstead: Which late round running back has maximum potential in dynasty leagues? A Dwayne Haskins breakout would propel Jordan Reed, Trey Quinn, Derrius Guice, Paul Richardson, and even Josh Doctson. Jameis Winston letting a golf ball get hit off his head was a bad decision. Matt Ryan won the draft, because the Falcons drafted maximum offensive line protection. James Williams vs. Darwin Thompson: Which KC satellite back as the best chance to stick longer term? How Lamar Miller and D'Onta Foreman won the NFL Draft. Damien Williams is actually a sell in dynasty. Kalen Ballage is a top sleeper RB no one is talking about. Rodney Anderson and Trayveon Williams are not real threats to Joe Mixon. Zay Jones vs. Robert Foster: Who is more likely to break out in Buffalo. The Moutain Whack conference is stacked against Alexander Mattison and Darwin Thompson. Austin Seferian-Jenkins and Vance McDonald are both dynasty buys. Dynasty leaguers should have no complaints about Courtland Sutton. Dede Westbrook is must-stash in all fantasy leagues. Tre’Quan Smith has maximum upside in dynasty but he could be the next Kenny Stills. Danny Amendola is tilting on Instagram for good reason. Migrate your league to Sleeper today: https://sleeper.app/ Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

On this episode we cover Credit, its importance, and practices for building and maintaining good credit. On the second segment of this episode we feature an interview with Trey Quinn, a commercial banker with BB&T, on the Commercial Banking space. In his interview Trey explains what bankers are looking for when you want a loan or a line of credit for your business, what commercial lending can tell us about the local economy and much more!

RotoUnderworld Radio Fantasy Football Podcast - Mind of Mansion, Ep 436: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion), Matt Freedman (@MattFTheOracle), and a surprise guest agree that N'Keal Harry and A.J. Brown are the only two bust proof wide receivers in the NFL Draft. Cardinals will undoubtedly draft Kyler Murray. Parris Campbell looks the part of a versatile NFL playmaker. Hakeem Butler looks like a poor man's Jon Baldwin. D.K. Metcalf looks like an NFL one-hit-wonder. Andy Isabella needs to be a day-2 draft pick to be assured of an NFL breakout. Jon Duhart, Reggie White, and Marcus Green are top deep sleeper wide receivers. Miles Sanders has the strongest case to be drafted in the second round. Bryce Love should have come out of college last season. Darrin Hall and Ty Johnson are the best deep sleepers in the NFL Draft. Dominick Bragalone needs to be on your radar. Dwayne Haskins is the 1.02 in 2-QB and superflex league formats. T.J. Hockenson is a top-5 prospect on offense. Irv Smith looks like Eric Ebron (in a good way). Donald Parham & Caleb Wilson are intriguing sleeper tight end prospects. Did the Seahawks pay Russell Wilson to hand the ball off? Tyreek Hill is a bad person and a hold in dynasty leagues. Travis Kelce vs. George Kittle: Who is the top tight end in dynasty leagues? Why is there no debate about Saquon Barkley being the No. 1 running back in fantasy football? Dede Westbrook needs to be fed this season, but don't forget about Keelan Cole. DaeSean Hamilton should lead the Denver Broncos in receptions. Watch Justin Watson post fantasy relevant weeks this season. Christian Kirk has a real chance to deliver a fantasy WR1 season in Arizona. No one loves Mark Ingram's future in Baltimore. Derrick Henry broke out all over the place last season, and no one cares. Who is more likely to slump: Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen? Keke Coutee is a top under-the-radar second year receiver who is primed for the biggest breakout. Should Ronald Jones have returned to college? Smart people have been hoarding Davante Adams in dynasty for many years. Will Fuller is a top dynasty league buy low candidate. Selling Tyler Lockett's extreme 2018 efficiency. Hold Tyler Boyd in fantasy football dynasty leagues. Odell Beckham is a top dynasty league sell candidate. Debating Le'Veon Bell's dynasty stock. Have Kenny Golladay and Chris Godwin jumped the shark? T.J. Yeldon lands on a backfield full of corpses. Aaron Jones is both good and a dynasty league sell candidate. Jamison Crowder could be the No. 1 receiver in New York. Charles Johnson & Austin Seferian-Jenkins deserve truther status. Trey Quinn looks like a top-30 wide receiver. Things could go very poorly for Antonio Brown in Oakland. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

RotoUnderworld Radio Fantasy Football Podcast - Mind of Mansion, Ep 434 - Part 1: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Rich Hribar (@LordReebs) stake out the very best landing spots for speedster wide receiver Marquise Brown. Las Vegas believes the Browns are Super Bowl contender. Is Nick Chubb officially overrated? Jarvis Landry will be a better value in fantasy football than Odell Beckham? JuJu Smith-Schuster looks like this year's Michael Thomas. How Leonard Fournette became underrated. John Elway has suffered awful luck as an NFL General Manager. Jason Licht is the worst NFL GM. Chris Ballard and the Colts enjoyed a truly serendipitous season. Is James Conner a fantasy football trap? Travis Kelce is on the wrong side of the age apex. Marlon Mack is an incredible fantasy value. Devin Funchess fits the NFL's big slot prototype. Ezekiel Elliott should be the 1.01 over Saquon Barkley. Sony Michel has jumped the shark in dynasty. Damien Williams' ADP is built on sand. Sammy Watkins is getting more expensive but is still a value. The Kenny Golladay and Chris Godwin hype has gone too far. Kenny Stills was the big winner from Ryan Fitzpatrick landing in Miami. Latavius Murray can easily outscore Mark Ingram this season on the strength of receptions. Tarik Cohen and James White are massively overvalued this season. Lamar Jackson should rush for 1000-plus yards. Kyler Murray heading to Arizona will help to unlock David Johnson and Christian Kirk, and the Arizona Cardinals are the best source of fantasy value this season. Trey Quinn and Paul Richardson are sneaky wide receivers on a bad offense. Marqise Lee missed his opportunity to truly break out. Tyler Eifert is the perfect late round back-up fantasy tight end. The case to avoid tight ends in the early rounds. Why satellite backs are often overdrafted in traditional fantasy football leagues. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Welcome back to the Underscore Podcast! In honor of the 10th episode, we bring back an old friend to the show: Nick Traicoff (@RotoStreetWolf) aka “The Wolf of Roto Street” founder of rotostreetjournal.com where they breed and feed fantasy wolves and host of the Fantasy Fullback Dive podcast. In this episode, they talk about some of Nick's guys going into 2019 that include Baker Mayfield, Jameis Winston, Lamar Jackson, Dalvin Cook, Joe Mixon, Carlos Hyde, Damien Williams, Dede Westbrook, Donte Moncrief, and Trey Quinn. And at the show's finale, you get the live reaction of the Jets New Uniforms. Follow Andrew on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AndrewErickson_ Follow GX on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GridironExperts

We discuss our latest Mock Draft, Trey Quinn taking over the slot and the possibility of the Redskins returning to RFK!

RotoUnderworld Radio Fantasy Football Podcast - Mind of Mansion, Ep 432: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Mike Beers (@Beerswater) actually think Jared Cook is well-positioned for a career year in New Orleans. Outlining the optimal fantasy football best ball strategy. Remembering Rob Gronkowski with a party. What should fantasy gamers be doing with Tyreek Hill this offseason?  Time to hope onboard the the Sammy Watkins train?  Jerick McKinnon will make $3.7 million this year, and it doesn't matter. Tevin Coleman is the greatest coach worshipper of all. Why Latavius Murray won NFL free agency and will he outscore Mark Ingram. Jordan Howard vs. Mike Davis: Who is the better between-the-tackles grinder? Derek Carr is ecstatic to have Antonio Brown on the roster. Josh Allen may not bust with John Brown and Robert Foster stretching the field. Devonta Freeman is perfect value running back. Marlon Mack feels warm and fuzzy inside. Damien Wiliams needs to overcome poor historical comps. Duke Johnson is furious about his situation. D'Onta Foreman still has to contend with Lamar Miller. Jarvis Landry is happy even though his target share will decline. Dede Westbrook and Dante Pettis are poised for a big breakout. Trey Quinn enthusiasts will be disappointed. Sterling Shepard is more than a slot receiver. James Washington is a fake breakout candidate. Vance McDonald is the best-value tight end in fantasy football. David Johnson ready to bounce back vigorously. Christian Kirk vs. Larry Fitzgerald: Who is the No. 1 wide receiver in Arizona? Desean Jackson is this year's Mike Wallace (in a good way). Stacking Will Fuller and Keke Couttee in best ball is misguided. Can Curtis Samuel be the next Tyler Lockett in best ball leagues? Enthusiasm is building around Albert Wilson right now. Taylor Gabriel, Paul Richardson, David Moore, Demarcus Robinson, and Corey Coleman, and J.J. Nelson are excellent final round picks in best ball leagues. Hunter Henry and OJ Howard are excellent values at tight end. Has the Devin Funchess hate gone too far? Best ballers are forgetting about Cam Newton at their own peril. Jimmy Garoppolo is somehow still overrated. Marcus Mariota and Tyler Eifert are giving fantasy gamers PTSD.   Kyler Murray will outscore Lamar Jackson in fantasy football. Kirk Cousins is a an excellent value in the later rounds. Charcandrick West qualifies for Truther status. The Pittsburgh offense will vastly outperform expectations this season. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Redskins WR Trey Quinn joins Chris Cooley to break down his own film and much more!

RotoUnderworld Radio Fantasy Football Podcast - Mind of Mansion, Ep 431: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Scott Barrett (@ScottBarrettDFB) believe everything changed for Antonio Brown the day he walked away from the blond mustache. Odell Beckham is still the No. 2 wide receiver in dynasty, behind Deandre Hopkins. Jarvis Landry will thrive across from Odell Beckham. The Browns are frustrated by David Njoku's poor blocking ability. Should Nick Chubb be worried about Kareem Hunt come November?  The Donte Moncrief signing hurt James Washington more than Ryan Switzer. Vance McDonald is a screaming fantasy buy. Will Grier is the most underrated quarterback in the NFL Draft. Dwayne Haskins' supporting cast supported him immensely. James Williams is landing spot-dependent. D.K. Metcalf is a glaring red flag receiver. A.J. Brown was the alpha at Mississippi. Parris Campbell is the most underrated wide receiver in this draft. Andy Isabella is still flying under the radar. Anthony Miller is an under-the-radar second year receiver primed for a big breakout. Trading Kevin Zeitler was a Trojan Horse deal for John Dorsey. Time to jump on the David Johnson hype train?  Christian Kirk is not actually the new No. 1 wide receiver in Arizona. Marvin Jones the best-value veteran wide receiver. Has Sony Michel or Damien Williams jumped the shark yet? Has JuJu Smith-Schuster, Kenny Golladay or Chris Godwin jumped the shark yet? Is Ryan Fitzpatrick a boon for Albert Wilson?  Devin Funchess made Eric Ebron the biggest loser in free agency. Derek Carr was the big quarterback winner from NFL free agency. Sam Darnold is poised to join the upper eschalon of NFL quarterbacks. Josh Allen will benefit more from John Brown than John Brown will be benefit from Josh Allen. Reaching for Sammy Watkins is a clever move. Matt Breida is the Mankind of running backs. Dalvin Cook and Marlon Mack are somehow still a terrific fantasy values. D'Onta Foreman can outscore Lamar Miller in fantasy football. Josh Adams has more fantasy potential than Ronald Jones. Latavius Murray received a golden ticket landing in New Orleans. Hunter Henry is the best-value tight end in fantasy football. Golden Tate signing with New York is bad news for the redundant Sterling Shepard Mike Williams, Dante Pettis, and Trey Quinn hit the jackpot in free agency. Kyler Murray is the perfect late-round quarterback. Is Lamar Jackson destined to ascend?  Nick Foles is unlikely to unlock the Jacksonville offense.  The Green Bay offense will bounce back vigorously and Equanimeous St. Brown is ready to step forward. Aaron Jones is a proper bell cow. Where is Leonte Carroo? Why Doug Baldwin will experience a resurgent season. It's all about the mimosas for brunch. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

JP Finlay, Mitch Tischler, Pete Hailey and Brian Mitchell are back for this Tuesday edition of Redskins Talk, which starts off with a breakdown of Landon Collins' contract. After the numbers have come out, the deal looks quite advantageous for the 'Skins. Next, the guys welcome on Tress Way (14:25), who was at the center of quite a "controversy" on Tuesday thanks to Stephen A. Smith mistakenly referring to Tress as a starting QB. Well, as you'll hear in the interview, Way doesn't mind it and is in fact relishing his new status as Washington's signal caller. The guys say goodbye to Way and then look at Jamison Crowder's departure, wondering if Trey Quinn is the guy to take over in the slot. Chris Simms hops on next (31:05), and the NBC Sports analyst gives his opinion on tons of topics, from Collins to the mid-round QB he likes as a potential Redskin. If you like podcasts where Mitch brings up the idea of doing a solo emergency pod about potential lineman signings and you get more insight on the team's biggest signing in a while, then this is the episode for you.

Jim Zorn, the former Redskins head coach is back! Plus, what did Peter King say about Antonio Brown to the Redskins? Plus, the likely new starting slot receiver, Trey Quinn, is in the "Skins Spotlight!"  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jim Zorn, the former Redskins head coach is back! Plus, what did Peter King say about Antonio Brown to the Redskins? Plus, the likely new starting slot receiver, Trey Quinn, is in the "Skins Spotlight!"  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sonic Truth Fantasy Football Podcast, Ep 87: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Nate Liss (@AnOutragedJew) explain why Kelvin Harmon is a top prospect in this WR class. Le’Veon Bell is now 260 pounds. Ruh-roh. Zay Jones vs. Robert Foster: Who you got? Age-agnostic fantasy gamers must love Larry Fitzgerald but Christian Kirk is a better dynasty value. 10 favorite dynasty buys: Dalvin Cook, Jaylen Samuels, Devonta Freeman, Rod Smith, TJ Yeldon, Ito Smith, Chris Thompson, Curtis Samuel, Sterling Shepard, Will Fuller & Keke Coutee, Marvin Jones, Dede Westbrook & Keelan Cole, Trey Quinn, Sam Darnold, OJ Howard, Ian Thomas Colin Kaepernick is the ultimate looking glass figure. Riley Ridley fanatics practice cognitive dissonance. Bennie Snell has ideal size and age-adjusted production. James Williams is the greatest college satellite back of all time. Alex Barnes was not dominant enough at an early age. Austin Walter could be the next Phillip Lindsay. Kelvin Harmon is a future friend of the show. Hakeem Butler could be the next Darren Waller. Antoine Wesley's production blotted out the sun in his final year, but he’s super svelte. Emmanuel Butler is the small school wide receiver who checks all the boxes. What more does Ashton Dulin have to do to gain respect? Juston Christian deserved a combine invite. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

On Episode 25 of the Dynasty Crossroads, Peter Howard (@pahowdy) and Jake Anderson (@JakeAndersonFF) discuss Trey Quinn from a film and analytical perspective. Has he taken over slot duties from Crowder? We break that down and talk about his long term dynasty outlook. We are a proud member of the DLF Family of Podcasts.

On Episode 25 of the Dynasty Crossroads, Peter Howard (@pahowdy) and Jake Anderson (@JakeAndersonFF) discuss Trey Quinn from a film and analytical perspective. Has he taken over slot duties from Crowder? We break that down and talk about his long term dynasty outlook. We are a proud member of the DLF Family of Podcasts.

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In the the NFL Draft Report, Paul and Matt discuss in great detail N'Keal Harry and DK Metcalf as both have declared for the 2019 NFL Draft. They discuss their strengths, their overall game and how they project to the NFL. Some other wide receivers discussed in the segment include Riley Ridley, JJ Arcega-Whiteside and Parris Campbell. Next they discuss two tight end prospects, Caleb Wilson out of UCLA and Jace Sternberger out of Texas A&M. Other prospects discussed include running backs Damien Harris, Mike Weber and Myles Gaskin and quarterbacks Justin Herbert, Dwayne Haskins, Will Grier, Daniel Jones, Shea Patterson and Jarrett Stidham. In the Devy Slant, the guys discuss some of the top underclassmen quarterback prospects in the country. The focus in this episode was on running back Najee Harris of Alabama, wide receivers Henry Ruggs III, Jhamon Ausbon and Donovan People -Jones and tight end prospect Hunter Bryant out of Washington. In the Tale of The Tape, they look ahead to the upcoming prospects and matchups they will be focusing in on during the five major conference championship games this upcoming weekend. In the NFL Rookie Report for Week 12 Paul discusses just how great of a rookie class it has been and how high the ceiling is moving forward for this class. He first discusses the five rookie quarterbacks focusing in on Baker Mayfield, Lamar Jackson and Josh Allens performance from this weekend. Next, he discusses the running backs and how Saquon Barkley is arguably already the best running back in football and the number one dynasty asset. He also discusses how this class has the potential to have another RB1 in Nick Chubb, multiple other high RB2 in Sony Michel and Kerryon Johnson and Phillip Lindsay plus the upside of Derrius Guice next year. Lastly, he discusses the wide receivers focusing in on Calvin Ridley, the emergence of DJ Moore, Dante Pettis, Trey Quinn and Deon Cain. To purchase the S2s Premium Notebooks for $9.99 or to read the full descriptions of what is in each notebooks, click here. Sponsors: TheQuantEdge- if you use the code S2SEdge, you can get 10% off your season long membership  Scouting Academy Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_S2S) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano) Website: Saturday2SundayFootball (@s2sfootball)

JP Finlay, Mitch Tischler and Pete Hailey got together in a special room inside of AT&T Stadium for this lengthy postgame edition of Redskins Talk. The episode begins with a fitting song as the guys try to process the way this team's season is going before they get to some important news regarding the upcoming podcast party. Then, it's time for reactions, which include: How did Colt McCoy look? Should Josh Norman have followed Amari Cooper? What's up with the running game? How bad were the refs? Eventually, they go to Game Balls and Goats, giving some love to guys like Preston Smith and Trey Quinn and also wanting more from Ha Ha Clinton-Dix and McCoy. Later, you'll get a follow-up on over/unders, featuring the return of Mitch's scratchy buzzer. Lastly, they debate whether the 'Skins will win the NFC East before JP closes things out with an epic message that'll make you tingle. Finaly, hear from Preston Smith exclusively after the game. If you like podcasts where Pete makes a bold promise and Mitch goes DEEP on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, then this is the episode for you.

Fantasy Football Podcast: RotoUnderworld Radio - Mind of Mansion Ep 417: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Bob Harris (@FootballDiehard) struggle to solve their weekly Tevin Coleman and Tarik Cohen dilemmas. Thanksgiving DFS breakdown: Why Ezekiel Elliott is a must-play in all contests. Dak Prescott remains a great cash game quarterback. Taylor Gabriel and Trey Quinn are worthy options on a short slate. Josh Adams will help fantasy gamers down stretch in spite of poor run blocking. Gus Edwards is the next guy up in Baltimore. Andrew Luck is benefitting greatly from the Colts offensive line investments. The real T.Y. Hilton is back and the new-look Colts look like the second wild card team in the AFC. Eric Ebron is a fraud but he's still a strong tournament play in DFS. Saquon Barkley is surpassing Todd Gurley as the most talented running back in the NFL. D.J. Moore's rookie year eruption should continue as he proves why the Panthers were right to draft him before Calvin Ridley. Is Aaron Jones a top-10 running back in the league?  Leonard Fournette is succeeding in spite of the Jaguars' offensive collapse. The Ravens need to run Lamar Jackson less. Is it a lost season for Marcus Mariota and Corey Davis? Drew Brees was destined for greatness from a young age. Is it possible that Colt McCoy is better than Alex Smith? How long will Jameis Winston remain the starter in Tampa this time? Is Peyton Barber the most underrated NFL running back? Julio Jones should change his name to TD variance. Adam Shaheen deserves the full Truther treatment. What happened to David Johnson and Lamar Miller this season? Amari Cooper still has great upside in a Cowboys uniform. What is Kenny Golladay's upside without Marvin Jones in the lineup? Why George Kittle surpassed Rob Gronkowski in dynasty. There are reasons to believe in Vance McDonald believer. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Hope your ears are ready for a lot of 'Skins content, because Redskins Talk is here to give you lots of 'Skins content. First, JP Finlay brings you in and explains why the team chose Mark Sanchez to be their backup behind Colt McCoy. Then, he tosses to his weekly, exclusive 1-on-1 chat with Jay Gruden, as the coach breaks down how he feels about McCoy, Sanchez and the team's future for the rest of the year. Finally, you'll get JP's postgame interviews with Adrian Peterson and Trey Quinn. If you like podcasts that go heavy with info on the most important position in football, then this is the episode for you.

The Redskins get set for Andrew Luck and the Colts next. What's the biggest thing they need to focus on Sunday? Also, Jay Gruden has the latest on Trey Quinn and Cam Sims' injuries. Plus, hear from Alex Smith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Redskins get set for Andrew Luck and the Colts next. What's the biggest thing they need to focus on Sunday? Also, Jay Gruden has the latest on Trey Quinn and Cam Sims' injuries. Plus, hear from Alex Smith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Full squad, full pod today as JP Finlay, Rich Tandler, Mitch Tischler, Pete "Weirdly Sad" Hailey and Ajay "Trunk Boy" Atayee were all out in Ashburn on Wednesday and are all a part of this Redskins Talk chapter. The guys give you the latest injury updates, starting with Cam Sims and Trey Quinn, before talking about the return of Brian Quick. They also discuss the elevation of pod favorite Kenny Ladler to the active roster. Will he play in Week 2? Next up is some important housekeeping on things such as the Survivor Pool and the Tailgate Party (Week 3 Packers game, BE THERE). Anddddddddd that's where things take a turn. The rest of the action starts out as a segment where everyone grades the photos our ambassadors have submitted to the @RedskinsTalkPod Instagram page, but that segment quickly devolves into Tandler saying the same rating over and over again and Mitch getting weirdly introspective about this weekend's weather. Also, Pete is in a weird mood the entire time. If you like podcasts where Tandler demonstrates he barely knows what Instagram is and the guys try to dance around an awkward situation involving a dog, then this is the episode for you.

From an "undisclosed location" in M&T Bank Stadium, JP Finlay, Rich Tandler and Mitch Tischler are here to wrap up the preseason. The three hosts spend much of the pod giving their final projections for the tight races at running back, receiver and linebacker. Questions they pose include whether Samaje Perine's fumble vs. the Ravens cost him a spot on the team and how Maurice Harris' murky health situation is affecting the depth chart on the outside. They also run through their game balls and goats segment, shouting out Rob Kelley and calling out the 'Skins' tackling. And finally, you'll hear JP's 1-on-1s with Trey Quinn and Pete Robertson, both of which are very interesting. If you like podcasts where Tandler and JP sing some strange old songs and Quinn goes really in-depth on his celebration habits, then this is the episode for you.

JP Finlay, Rich Tandler, Pete Hailey and Ajay Atayee are bringing you this pod from JP's car out in Ashburn. Football is the focus at first, as the hosts recap who's healthy and who's not at running back and receiver and then debate the job security of players like Rob Kelley, Kapri Bibbs, Brian Quick and Trey Quinn. They then shift into an important segment (22:50), as they recognize all of the new podcast ambassadors. There are 80-plus names to read, so get comfy. If you like podcasts where Ajay contributes despite sitting in the trunk and Tandler is especially strict about made up rules, then this is the episode for you.

For the FIRST time in 2018, JP Finlay, Rich Tandler and Mitch Tischler recorded a post-victory podcast (yeah, it's preseason, but don't be so technical) and it's ready for you to enjoy. And, even though a 15-13 exhibition game sounds very boring, this episode is anything but. The receivers dominate the early portion of this recap, as the hosts wonder if Trey Quinn is at fault for his failed end zone connection with Alex Smith and also evaluate whether Cam Sims is primed to overtake Brian Quick. Eventually, though, as he usually does, Mitch steers things toward the BIG men and gushes over Daron Payne, Jonathan Allen and the rest of the 'Skins' defensive line. In fact, he even makes a bold proclamation about that specific unit. In the Game Balls and Goats segment, JP, Rich and Mitch hype up Kapri Bibbs (another riser) but don't give as much love to the NYJ LB who blasted Colt McCoy. Plus, stick around for the end as JP exclusively interviews both Sims & Bibbs postgame. If you like podcasts where JP and Tandler find a way to argue about whether there's an MRI machine at FedEx Field and Tandler also gets super grumpy about Dustin Hopkins receiving a game ball, then this is the episode for you.

A hot and sweaty day of Washington Redskins Training Camp 2018 today as the players hit the field and put in work.  DJ Swearinger & Jamison Crowder got a veteran day off today, which meant that Deshazor Everett and Trey Quinn stood up in their place. And today we also saw the single biggest hit we've seen at Training Camp this year! Your hosts today are Chad Ryan, Mark Phillips and Chip Brierre and together we recap all the action for you to ensure that you don't miss a single thing! Also today, we sat down with Mason Foster and had a fantastic discussion with the hard-nosed Middle Linebacker. Foster told us all about how he was pressuring Zach Brown to re-sign with the Redskins, about what makes them work so well as a tandem together, and exactly why he's a PUBG guy and not a Fortnite guy.  All that and of course more on another episode of the Redskins Capital Connection podcast! Tell your friends, tell your family, and subscribe to us wherever you get podcasts!

It's a special day on Redskins Talk, because our bud Jackson brought the second-ever Redskins Talk-themed sign to training camp. So, Jackson got to join JP Finlay, Rich Tandler, Mitch Tischler and Pete Hailey for this episode of the podcast. Practice was a bit lighter than usual today, with the backups getting more reps than the starters. Therefore, the hosts bounce around (more than they normally do, at least) and cover all sorts of things. Included: A chat about Trey Quinn's not-so-strong performance, more Maurice Harris hype, a nugget from JP on a sneaky cornerback, a note about Brian Quick on special teams and the usual "one thing" segment, which features a look at Josh Norman and Ryan Anderson. You'll also hear a cameo by NBC Sports Washington's Julie Donaldson and a story about JP almost getting destroyed by Mitch. And finally, today's interview is held with Jordan Reed, and JP asks the tight end just how much work he puts into his conditioning and about his growing bond with Alex Smith. If you like podcasts where Tandler's Millennial Meter starts going off and a hypothetical on what Mitch's first phone call from jail would be like is floated around, then this is the episode for you.

The Redskins returned to the practice field on July 31, so the Redskins Talk podcast has returned to recapping the sights and sounds from Richmond in this installment. JP Finlay, Rich Tandler, Mitch Tischler and Pete Hailey get things started by quickly thanking the listeners for helping them set another record before kicking the football things off with a conversation about Ty Nsekhe's health and potential move to guard. Will Mitch ever get to see it happen? Following that, they briefly focus on the linebacker spot and wonder if Martrell Spaight's days are numbered in D.C. That is followed by a really long chat about the receivers, as the four try to figure out who the heck is going to make the team behind the three top targets. Pete, for one, believes Trey Quinn is already safe, a claim that's met by plenty of pushback (like always) by the others. JP, for example, wants to see Quinn make a difference on special teams before he feels good about placing him on the final 53 (or 54, since it's JP). Finally, as usual, they go around to speak about their "one thing" from the session before tossing to JP's interview with Jonathan Allen. In that back-and-forth, Allen explains how his defense can become the "badasses" he wants them to be and scouts Daron Payne, too. If you like podcasts where JP announces when the season's tailgate party will be and Allen goes in on how much he loves freeing up others to make plays, then this is the episode for you.

BONUS PODCAST TIME. We said we'd give you a new pod every day of practice, but even on an off day, we're giving you more content. Special guests Craig Hoffman of 106.7 The Fan and Kareem Copeland of the Washington Post join JP Finlay for this one, which opens up with two 1-on-1 interviews. First up is Pete's talk with Trey Quinn, where the two get super nerdy and go all in on Fortnite. How long did it take Trey to become the Fortnite beast that he is and does he play with other 'Skins teammates? He's got some strong one-liners on those questions and more. Then, Tandler catches up with Montae Nicholson, as the second-year safety lets Tandler in on how he's planning to avoid injuries and why keeping an underdog mentality is so crucial to him. After those segments, JP, Craig and Kareem discuss how nicely Alex Smith and Jamison Crowder's connection is developing and what to expect from Crowder in 2018. They also examine the team's improved depth and their plans for the off day. If you like podcasts where JP's ankle randomly pops yet again and Brandon Scherff's greatness is brought up, then this is the episode for you.

For the last time for a while, JP Finlay, Rich Tandler and Pete Hailey hung out at the picnic tables in Ashburn for this Redskins Talk episode following the team's final minicamp session. After opening with a chat about Pete's overall dumbness, the guys take turns talking about players who stood out on the field, including Daron Payne, Robert Davis, Greg Stroman and an undrafted receiver who will be worth watching in Richmond. They also briefly discuss a pretty intense fight that happened between two defensive linemen and Trey Quinn as a punt returner. Then, they move into a conversation about how the 'Skins are really trying to improve the fan experience at FedEx Field, which is a thing that probably affects many of you listeners. Finally, the pod closes out with JP analyzing how incredibly disorganized he is (there's a fun story here that ends with him getting roasted by his wife). If you like podcasts where Robert Davis' growth is brought up and JP gets a live taco delivery, then this is the episode for you. COME TO THE PODCAST PARTY AT MATCHBOX IN ASHBURN ON THURSDAY, JUNE 14, BY THE WAY.

This Redskins Talk podcast is coming at you from the picnic tables at the team's Ashburn facility, features JP Finlay, Rich Tandler and Pete Hailey and was recorded after the 'Skins' third open OTA session. As you listen, you'll hear observations about Jamison Crowder's chemistry with Alex Smith, Quinton Dunbar's consistency, Kevin Hogan's unfortunate day and Josh Doctson getting extra reps. Eventually, the conversation shifts to Ryan Anderson, which leads to a broader talk about whether the Redskins are deep enough at outside linebacker behind Preston Smith and Ryan Kerrigan. As of now, it sure doesn't feel like it. Next, JP reads some funny tweets about Trey Quinn as Quinn's "Hype Rocket" continues to gain speed, before things wrap up with JP's post-practice, 1-on-1 interview with Paul Richardson. If you like podcasts where Tandler doubts JP's ability to start the recording device and Richardson brings up how his speed can be a weapon, then this is the episode for you.

JP Finlay, Rich Tandler and a barely invited Ajay Atayee check in for this Redskins Talk installment from the Mobile Podcast Studio/JP's 2013 Honda Pilot following Washington's first open OTA session in Ashburn. And in this installment, the crew covers a ton. From JP coining the term "hype rocket" regarding Trey Quinn's growing popularity to a recap of a sweet Alex Smith to Paul Richardson pass to observations on players like Josh Harvey-Clemons, Derrius Guice and Zach Brown (who wasn't in attendance, BUT DON'T FREAK OUT), you'll get a ton of news on the 'Skins in under 20 minutes. If you like podcasts where Tandler reveals how much he can squat and JP reminds you not to give up on Rob Kelley, then this is the episode for you.

This podcast is coming at you from the podcast picnic table at Redskins Park in Ashburn and features JP Finlay, Rich Tandler, Chick Hernandez, Pete Hailey and 'Redskins 100' producer/heavy hair gel user Ajay Atayee. The guys open up by having (yes, another) discussion about left guard after JP reported that Arie Kouandjio's 2018 season is in jeopardy due to a quad injury. Is it time to panic? There's disagreement answering that one. Then, everyone gives their observations and standouts from Friday's rookie minicamp session, including notes on Derrius Guice and Trey Quinn, after watching the Burgundy and Gold's first-year players get after it in practice under Jay Gruden's watchful eye. If you like podcasts where Tandler calls someone a redneck and the Trey Quinn hype train starts rolling, then this is the episode for you.

It's a Cooley Film Breakdown Redskins Rookie Edition! Today, Cooley goes in-depth on Redskins 7th Round Draft Pick Wide Receiver Trey Quinn out of SMU! Cooley & Kevin discuss how the Redskins will us Quinn on Offense and Special Teams... Plus, is Trey Quinn the steal of the draft?

Fantasy Football Podcast: Sonic Truth Ep 65: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Marcus Mosher (@Marcus_Mosher) believe Case Keenum will elevate Denver's newly drafted skill position talent, from Royce Freeman to DaeSean Hamilton, in the short and long term. Royce Freeman and Rashaad Penny are going to hog all the RB touches. Sony Michel and Ito Smith are more similar than meets the eye. Anthony Miller and Michael Gallup have sky-high ceilings in year 1. Dante Pettis and J'Mon Moore are going to see the field right away via special teams. Calvin Ridley landed on the perfect team for his skill set. Did James Washington and DJ Chark counterintuitively win the NFL Draft? What happened to Trey Quinn in the NFL Draft? Troy Fumagalli just become a top dynasty league sleeper. John Kelly, Mark Walton, and Bo Scarbrough are an injury away from being an injury away. Ian Thomas is tee'd up to be a big-time producer in 2019. Alex Collins has only green grass ahead of him. Demaryius Thomas will be replaced by Courtland Sutton in 2019. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Headlines on Burning Man co-founder Larry Harvey dying at age 70, Former SMU receiver Trey Quinn getting picked last in the 2018 NFL draft, and the Boy Scouts are dropping the word 'boy' from their name did not make the top ten this week per your interaction with our social media. Find out what stories did make the list, and hear Amber Glaze / @FunnyGirlGlaze play the Brackets in the Weekly Wrap-Up Show for the week ending 5/5/2018.

On Redskins Talk, there's no such thing as a post-draft break. Even though JP Finlay, Rich Tandler and Mitch Tischler all worked long hours during the actual draft, they're back for yet another pod covering what the team did during the NFL's biggest offseason event. The trio were all in attendance for Doug Williams' press conference on Monday, a presser in which he recapped all that went down in Rounds 1-7. So, JP, Rich and Mitch open the pod by reacting to what Doug said at the podium, analyzing things such as Williams' confidence in Derrius Guice and the team's plan at left guard. Then, they move into some housekeeping items — which includes a shoutout to the listeners for helping set a record on the pod for a FOURTH straight month — read another excellent review and then toss to JP's 1-on-1 interview with Williams. There, you'll hear Doug get particularly excited over Sean Dion Hamilton and Trey Quinn. If you like podcasts that continue to bring shine on the 2018 draft class and also include Mitch and Rich calling JP soft (and rightfully so), then this is the episode for you.

Listen as @DynastyRich and @DaynastyMatt  discuss the second half of rookie Wide Receivers prior to the NFL draft. They discuss a few guys that they like significantly more than some guys from the prior episode. From the uber-talented Anthony Miller, the troubled Antonio Callaway to the man who other SMU wideout Trey Quinn. Listen as the guys break them down along with a few more players that can end up being steals in your rookie draft this year!

Fantasy Football Podcast: RotoUnderworld Radio Ep 384: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Alex Dunlap (@RosterWatch) believe CJ Anderson will ruin a popular sleeper running back. Why is Lamar Jackson being graded below Josh Allen by the sports media industrial complex? Pick one with the franchise on the line: Sam Darnold or Josh Rosen? 
 In this scenario, Derrius Guice can outscore Saquon Barkley even if both are healthy in 2018. 
 Will the Chargers shock the world and draft Ronald Jones? Dallas Goedert is the ultimate chalk pick. 
 What is the fascination with Hayden Hurst?  
 DJ Moore and Courtland Sutton are the top WRs in the 2018 class. 
 Trey Quinn is this year's Cooper Kupp. Anthony Miller is a junkyard dog (in a good way). 
 Daesean Hamilton or Dante Pettis are arbitrage Calvin Ridley. 
 Why does everyone hate Jordan Lasley?  
 How did Justin Watson not get a Combine invite while Robert Foster did?  Where should Dez Bryant land to maximize his fantasy output? Where is the skill set best fit?  Can anything stop a healthy Cameron Meredith in New Orleans?  As Kansas City continues to sign running back depth, is it a worse sign for Spencer Ware or Kareem Hunt?  Is the fantasy world forgetting Austin Ekeler broke out?  Boston Scott looks like this year's Matt Breida satellite back emerging out of obscurity. Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Fantasy Football Podcast: RotoUnderworld Radio Ep 383: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Matthew Freedman (@MattFTheOracle) from Fantasy Labs celebrate Cameron Meredith landing in New Orleans. Is Spencer Ware a real threat to Kareem Hunt this season?  Jordan Howard dynasty owners need to hold firm. Why Aaron Jones is very much still a thing. Christian McCaffrey is quietly at-risk of being Tre Mason'd by the NFL Draft. Jerick McKinnon would still have a role if the 49ers draft Saquon Barkley. How high does Amari Cooper's ADP need to climb before you blink?  I have DeAndre Hopkins as my WR1 in all formats. The fantasy world has overcorrected on Brandin Cooks. Jordan Matthews cheap prove-it deal is not concerning. Who was the most under-the-radar sneaky enticing sleeper free agent signing? Mine: Paul Richardson.  What can we expect from Calvin Ridley in his rookie season?  Is it wheels up time for Chad Williams in Arizona?  Cameron Meredith on the Saints vs. Tyrell Williams on the Chargers. Jordy Nelson has become a post-hype value play. A TE Renaissance is coming, and David Njoku is a must-have in the later rounds. Mason Rudolph is a safer bet than Josh Allen. What is the best plausible landing spot for Saquon Barkley?  
 More disappointing athleticism: Ronald Jones, Mark Walton or John Kelly? 
 Nyheim Hines is the next CJ Spiller. With either Ito Smith or Phillip Lindsay be relevant? Tre'Quan Smith is arbitrage Calvin Ridley. 
 Courtland Sutton has a higher ceiling than Equanimeous St. Brown. 
 Michael Gallup has a higher floor than Anthony Miller?  
 Trey Quinn is this year's Cooper Kupp. 
 Better Sleeper: Antonio Callaway or Justin Watson? 
 Safer bet: Dallas Goedert or Mike Gesicki?  Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

Paul and Matt are joined for the podcast by special guest, Brad Kelly (@BradKelly17) of Cover 1, Breaking the Draft and NFL Daily Mock. First they discuss the concept of how the term a NFL WR1 is starting to change in some peoples opinions. Next, Brad discusses some of the key traits he looks for when evaluating wide receiver prospects on film. In the next segment, they discuss many of the wide receiver prospects in the 2018 draft class. Some of the prospects discussed in great detail include Dante Pettis, D.J. Moore, James Washington, Calvin Ridley, Antonio Calloway, Michael Gallup, Courtland Sutton, Trey Quinn and many more. In the final segment they also talk about some of the top tight end prospects and get Brad's thoughts on some of his favorites at the position. To Purchase the Premium Content which includes the 2018 Scouting Notebook (Draft Guide), Rankings/Tiers Notebook, Freshman Notebook, and Draft Projections notebook, click here. Sponsors Reality Sports Online- use the code S2S to get 10% off your purchase Scouting Academy Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_S2S) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano) Website: Saturday2SundayFootball (@s2sfootball)

Russ is back with Brad Kelly for epsidoe 46 of Cover 1 l The Podcast! Is Lamar Jackson a quarterback or wide receiver? We discuss NFL Draft options for the Broncos, Jets, Buccaneers and Bears! Plus we spotlight some players we've scouted this week from Trey Quinn, Ito Smith, Jamarco Jones and Mike McCray! All that and so much more on Cover 1 l The Podcast! 

Russ is back with Brad Kelly for epsidoe 46 of Cover 1 l The Podcast! Is Lamar Jackson a quarterback or wide receiver? We discuss NFL Draft options for the Broncos, Jets, Buccaneers and Bears! Plus we spotlight some players we've scouted this week from Trey Quinn, Ito Smith, Jamarco Jones and Mike McCray! All that and so much more on Cover 1 l The Podcast! 

Trey gives us an inside look about what it's like to play college football deep in heart of football crazed Texas;We'll look at some of his amazing accomplishments both in high school in Louisiana, and at SMU, where he recently became the only college player in this century to record at least 15 receptions in three straight games;Hear what it takes to succeed in the highly competitive American Athletic Conference.

Trey gives us an inside look about what it's like to play college football deep in heart of football crazed Texas;We'll look at some of his amazing accomplishments both in high school in Louisiana, and at SMU, where he recently became the only college player in this century to record at least 15 receptions in three straight games;Hear what it takes to succeed in the highly competitive American Athletic Conference.

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