The Ringer NFL Show

Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck run through the fantasy implications of Drew Brees and Ben Roethlisberger’s injuries (02:00), whether Lamar Jackson, Austin Ekeler, and John Ross’s stats are real or fake (26:15), and Daniel Jones coming for Eli Manning’s job (37:00).

Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, Dak Prescott, and Kyler Murray shine in Week 2, and Drew Brees and Ben Roethlisberger leave with injuries (2:45). Then, we dive into our Stock Up and Stock Down of the week, before throwing our challenge flags and predicting tomorrow's headlines (25:00). Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark Disclaimer: This podcast was recorded before the news about Drew Brees and Ben Roethlisberger's injuries was announced.

Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck discuss big fantasy matchups of Week 2 (3:00) before creating their ideal daily fantasy lineup (16:45).

We highlight some of the key injuries from Week 1, workshop some hot takes (5:20), and preview the top matchups in Week 2. Then, we talk about Jon Gruden’s hot start and the Chargers' offensive game plan, and preview 'Thursday Night Football' (27:40). Then the guys chat with Aaron Donald of the Los Angeles Rams about utilizing his size, his team's Super Bowl defeat, Sean McVay’s brilliance, and more (52:45). Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark Guest: Aaron Donald

Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck highlight the biggest fantasy football story lines of the week, debate the most important waiver-wire adds, and break down key usage trends from Week 1.

The Patriots might have their best team in a decade (1:30), the Ravens pummel the tanking Dolphins, and the Cowboys look like the real deal. (9:30). Plus, the Browns disappoint in a major way at home, the bizarre Lions-Cardinals game, and the overreactions from Week 1 (28:30). Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark

Kevin Clark and Danny Heifetz sit down for an emergency podcast to react to the New England Patriots signing Antonio Brown.

Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck highlight the key fantasy matchups to take advantage of heading into Week 1 (3:30), before crafting their daily fantasy lineup of the week (23:00).

Ezekiel Elliott and Jared Goff sign contracts that pace the league at their respective positions in guaranteed money (2:00). Then we preview who will win each division, share wild-card picks (10:45), give out some awards, and pick our Super Bowl winners (41:45). Host: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark

Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck break down all of the biggest cuts and trades from NFL cutdown weekend and what those moves mean for your fantasy team.

Kevin Clark and Robert Mays examine Houston's recent all-in moves, including their franchise-altering trade for Laremy Tunsil and decision to trade Jadeveon Clowney for pennies on the dollar. The guys then analyze what the moves mean for the Seahawks' short-term hopes and the Dolphins' long-term plans before sorting out some other odds and ends from cutdown day.

Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck break down "their guys" in every round of your upcoming fantasy football draft.

We sift through each division and determine which teams could potentially win the Super Bowl. Hosts: Robert Mays, Kevin Clark

Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck break down the fantasy implications of Andrew Luck’s retirement (4:30), discuss where to draft Todd Gurley (24:30), and introduce The Ringer’s Fantasy Football Hall of Fame (37:30).

The Ringer's Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss Andrew Luck's decision to leave the game of football and Luck's legacy in Indy.

We acknowledge the obviously flawed NFL preseason and try to come up with some quick fixes for it (2:14), before running down a list of quarterbacks who have question marks next to their names heading into the 2019-20 season—including Jimmy Garoppolo, Daniel Jones, Eli Manning, and more (22:10). Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark

Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz break down the best ways to win in both snake and auction drafts, and spell out a few tried and true methods for finding value.

After completing our yearly training camp circuit, we share our overarching takeaways on the state of the league, the things we underestimate about team building, and what’s to come in the 2019 season (2:30). Then we wonder whether the Browns are really going to be this season’s most exciting team and share the rest of the franchises that we think have a chance at that title (26:34). Hosts: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark

Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz look at the players whose stocks have gone up or down since their positional previews and debate what to do with Andrew Luck and Antonio Brown.

Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck give their favorite under-the-radar breakout candidates, debating which backups are too talented to stand on the sideline, which grizzled veterans are ready for one last ride into the sunset, and which sleepers are getting too much hype.