FFT Game Show Edition! Plus, Players We Keep Drafting (05/06 Fantasy Football Podcast)

Summary

Fantasy Football Today: Game Show Edition + Players We Keep Drafting

Date: May 6, 2026
Host: Adam Aizer
Analysts: Dave Richard, Jamey Eisenberg, Heath Cummings

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Episode Overview

This "Game Show Wednesday" special edition of Fantasy Football Today is all about fun and friendly competition among the hosts, with classic and new fantasy football-inspired games taking center stage. While lighter on deep-dive analysis than usual, the crew still manages to share player names they're consistently drafting, update the latest fantasy-relevant NFL news, and sneak in tangential insight during the spirited game segments. Whether you're prepping for your draft or just want to hear experts banter and challenge each other's football knowledge, this episode delivers entertainment with a side of actionable names and nuggets.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Players We Keep Drafting

[03:01-05:39] Each analyst shares the players they're repeatedly selecting in mock drafts and why:

• Dave:

  • Dak Prescott
    • Drafted frequently due to value; obtainable in the mid to late rounds.
    • Loves the receiver core, expects Dallas to remain a pass-heavy offense.
    • "He just feels like an easy bargain that you can lock up in one QB leagues." (03:40)

• Heath:

  • Sam LaPorta
    • Often available in rounds 7-8, even when projected points suggest he’s top 6 at his position.
    • Great value compared to some, who go in rounds 4-5.
    • "I think he is a top six tight end and he's the guy that always goes after the top six tight ends." (04:14)

• Jamey:

  • Christian Watson, Marvin Harrison Jr., and any Los Angeles Charger
    • Watson: Potential big season if healthy and benefits from a thinned receiving corps.
    • Harrison Jr.: Falls to value spots (often rounds 6-7); hopes for Brissette stability at QB.
    • Chargers players: Excited about the Mike McDaniel (note: likely means the new coaching regime for LAC), sees value all around.
    • "I take a Charger in almost every draft because...the value on a lot of their players is typically very good." (04:35)

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2. News & Notes

[07:01-10:04]

• Stefon Diggs:
  • Found not guilty in his legal matter, could accelerate his signing with a new team. NFL discipline could still loom.
• NFL Referees:
  • CBA nearly settled — unlikely there will be replacement refs this season.
• Packers:
  • Signed Tyrod Taylor as backup; Tucker Kraft and Micah Parsons both aiming for early season return from injury.
  • Dave raises concern about drafting Kraft/Kittle too early given recovery timelines; Laporta favored over Kraft.
    • "That makes me want to take Laporta, for example, ahead of Kraft 10 times out of 10 on draft day." (07:53)
• Seahawks:
  • Signed edge rusher Dante Fowler Jr.
• Giants:
  • Signed DT DJ Reader after trading Dexter Lawrence.
• Falcons:
  • Matt Ryan (now exec) unsure if Michael Penix Jr. will be ready for camp.
• Mock Drafts: Fans can join upcoming CBS mock drafts by emailing Dave ([e-mail]). (10:05)

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3. Game Show Segments - Highlights & Notable Quotes

A. Name That Player

[10:55-18:32]

• Panel tries to guess the player from stat-based clues:
  • Example:
    • "I lead all WRs/TEs in YAC per catch over the last 3 seasons."
    • Answer: Tucker Kraft
  • Heath sweeps this round with speed and accuracy!
  • Heath: “If [Tucker Kraft's] healthy, then he is in the competition to be one of the top six tight ends... It's difficult competition.” (13:06)
  • Quick banter on not repeating news (Jamie razzes Adam about using Kraft in both news and the game).

B. Draft Decisions Game

[19:22-23:31]

• Adam reads draft pick swaps from their 2025 mock; others guess who took whom.
  • E.g.: “Who did Heath pick instead of Jameer Gibbs: Justin Jefferson, Jamar Chase, or CeeDee Lamb?”
  • Humor: The guys take jabs at Adam’s game design and his tuxedo (“What did you spend more time on, this game or ‘what to wear’ today?” - Jamie at 23:45).
  • Heath: “It was the worst game you’ve ever come up with. You had me pining for ‘Who has more.’” (23:38)

C. Who Led Their Team in Receiving (2025)?

[24:02-29:41]

• Rapid-fire shots at obscure receiving leaders for various NFL teams.
  • Rough guesses and surprises: e.g., Trey Tucker led the Raiders, not Brock Bowers or Davante Adams.
  • Jamie busts on DJ Moore’s volume: “Goes to show how bad DJ Moore was that he did not miss a game and [Colston] Loveland missed about three…” (28:24)
  • “I feel like there’s a little bit of press-your-luck to this.” - Dave (27:03)

D. Fantasy Jeopardy

[30:08-38:52]

• “QB,” “Pass Catchers,” “Barbecue” (pop culture) categories. Points for correct answers, must “buzz in” with name and answer in question form.
  • Barbecue questions stump even the experts:
    • Q: "An exposed bone on a rack of ribs...a black eye?"
    • A: "What is a shiner?" (Heath, 31:08)
  • Fantasy stat stumper:
    • Q: "Led all QBs in pass attempts, AFC, a last name matching a basketball team?"
    • A: "Who is Bo Nix?" (Dave, 35:26)
  • Running back trivia:
    • Q: "Who had 1,005 receiving yards in 2019?"
    • A: "Who is Christian McCaffrey?" (Heath, 34:31)
  • Winner: Heath dominates Jeopardy and the show overall.

E. Mailbag Game Show Twist

[39:41-45:51]

• Adam reads listener questions, Jamie and Dave guess if Heath already answered them on a prior mailbag show.
• Sample fantasy keep/cut and dynasty trade questions + responses (e.g., “Should I trade Jacoby Brissett for Javonte Williams? — Yes, absolutely.”) (43:41)

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Fun Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On why Dak Prescott is a must-draft:

  • "He just feels like an easy bargain you can lock up in one QB leagues." – Dave (03:40)

• Game show snark:

  • Heath (after a bad game segment): "It was the worst game you've ever come up with. You had me pining for ‘Who has more.’" (23:38)
  • Jamie: “When you were thinking of this wonderful game, how much NyQuil had you taken at this point?” (21:48)

• Self-aware humor:

  • Adam: “I just have sweatpants on... This is my wedding tux, which I still sort of fit in, so there we go.” (02:49)
  • Jamie (on game design): "So you did an even number of questions and didn't have a tiebreaker. Got it." (29:06)

• Analysis through the games:

  • On DJ Moore's fading profile:
    • "It’s just a lot of negatives... Target per route run keeps decreasing." – Adam (16:12)
    • "DJ Moore just might be in the right place at the right time to earn a lot of targets." – Dave (17:42)

• Barbecue Jeopardy answer (Heath):

  • “What is a shiner?” (31:08)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Introductions, Wardrobe Jokes – 01:54-02:55
• Players We Keep Drafting – 03:04-05:39
• NFL News & Mock Draft Invite – 07:01-10:35
• Game Show #1: Name That Player – 10:55-18:32
• Game Show #2: Draft Decisions – 19:22-23:31
• Game Show #3: Team Receiving Leaders – 24:02-29:41
• Game Show #4: Fantasy Jeopardy – 30:08-39:12
• Mailbag/Game Show Crossover – 39:41-45:51
• Hall of Fame, Bulletnikov Trivia – 46:32-48:07

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Additional Notes

• Despite the lighter tone, listeners are reminded to keep an eye on players like Tucker Kraft, DJ Moore, and Jared Goff. Injury recovery timelines and depth chart changes remain key draft factors.
• Listener interaction is a major part of the community feel, with mock draft invites and regular email mailbags.
• The group’s camaraderie, inside jokes, and fantasy-focused games provide a refreshing break from strictly analysis episodes.

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Summary

This episode of Fantasy Football Today is both a playful celebration of NFL/fantasy arcana and a subtle reinforcement of draft strategies—drafting for value, trending toward certain late-round tight ends or QBs, and maintaining flexibility as training camp news emerges. While primarily for entertainment and engagement, the expert banter and rapid-fire analysis ensure fantasy fans walk away with some useful nuggets—even if they're just a new favorite team name like "Kraft Yak and Cheese."

Transcript

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[Adam]

Hey.

[Dave]

Wow.

[Adam]

Welcome everybody. It's game show Wednesday here on Fantasy football Today. Not a lot of fantasy relevant stuff gonna be discussed, but we are gonna have some fun. Dave, Jamie Heath. Good morning everybody. Hello, Dave.

[Dave]

I just want to know if you're wearing the matching tuxedo pants with the tuxedo jacket, shirt and tie. Do you have a cummerbund on?

[Adam]

I don't, I didn't wear the vest. I have the bow tie. I was a little late because my wife got home like just in time to help me finish tying the bow tie. But yeah, I'm very uncomfortable. I also don't have cufflinks, so the shirt is a mess underneath this jacket. But I.

[Jamie Heath]

What the. What? The bottoms are stand up.

[Adam]

I just have sweatpants on.

[Jamie Heath]

No no, we got to see it stand up.

[Adam]

That's okay.

[Dave]

Jamie's asking to see your pants.

[Adam]

That's okay. But this is my wedding tux, which I still sort of fit in, so there we.

[Jamie Heath]

Oh, you can remember that tux, right?

[Heath]

Yeah, I heard all about it.

[Adam]

Anyway, we're getting, we're doing some games today.

[Jamie Heath]

That's where you are. Next to Nando walking down the aisle, right?

[Adam]

That's exactly right. Fantasy FootballBSI.com is our email address. Fantasy Football CBSI.com that's the letter. I. I should have asked you this before we started, but does anybody have any, Any fan. You know what? How about this? We've done some mock drafts. Just off the top of your head, give me a player that you find yourself drafting a lot. I'm only asking you this. I'm gonna give you time to think because we don't have a ton of fantasy analysis on today's show. So let's just give a little bit of that. Who's. Who's ready to tell me who they've been drafting a lot in our draft? Dave, go ahead.

[Dave]

Dak Prescott.

[Adam]

Okay. Why?

[Dave]

Love the value, love the opportunity cost of getting him with a mid round pick, maybe even like a little bit later. Because you know, in our drafts quarterbacks always go later on. But I love the receiving core. I still think Dallas is going to have to throw a lot. We know that. What is it? Three of his last five years he's been averaging around 24 fantasy points per game in six point. He just, he feels like an easy bargain that you can lock up in one QB leagues.

[Adam]

Who's next?

[Heath]

Sam laporta.

[Adam]

Okay. Why Heath

[Heath]

partially. He's been awesome since he came into the NFL. I think he is a top six tight end and he's the guy that always goes after the top six tight ends. I find him in round seven, I find him in round eight. While players that have fewer projected points for me get drafted in round four and five.

[Adam]

Okay, Jamie, you've had plenty of time to think.

[Jamie Heath]

I mean, since you went above and beyond. I'm gonna hopefully try and do the same. So I'll give you three. One is Christian Watson. Two is Marvin Harrison Jr. And three is a charger. So I find myself taking a charger in every draft because I'm just excited about Mike McDaniel being there and I think that the value on a lot of their players are. Is typically very good. So I take a charger in almost every draft. Christian Watson. I expect to have a big season if he stays healthy just because of the thinned out receiving core and what we saw from him last year. So they may have their actual number one wide receiver. And Marvin Harrison Jr. Just always falls to a spot where it feels like it's the right time to take him. Usually it's in that round six, seven range. No joke there. But I, I think just in the case of, of Harrison, you know, we saw a very, very small sample size of him with Jacoby Brissette and I think it would have been a, a great finish for him had he stayed healthy with Brissette. So hopefully Brissette is there and, and the starting quarterback for the majority of the season and we get to see a little bit of what Michael Wilson did for Marvin Harrison Jr. And I

[Adam]

glad you brought that up because I think 6, 7 is pretty much done right now.

[Dave]

Only the old heads are referring to it now. Like when my wife is a preschool teacher and when she starts coming home and doing the whole six, seven bit, that's when you know it's jump the shark. Yeah.

[Adam]

If anybody says it, it's almost ironic at this point. He's fft Dynasty. Give me a promo.

[Heath]

Yeah, we had a one man mailbag yesterday and people sent in some fantastic questions about the rookies, also about the veterans and about winning some Dynasty championships this year. Go check out the one man mailb from Tuesday.

[Adam]

We. And I bet you, I bet you some of the questions Heath read Tuesday are going to be read on today's show as well because we share an inbox, so we'll see. But anyway.

[Heath]

Well, you know, I mean, I. There's no way that you could have known that I would be answering the Dynasty questions that were in your inbox when I told you on Monday that we were doing a one man mailbank.

[Adam]

I do think it's okay to answer. To answer them on multiple shows, right? I think it's fine. I think get, get some other opinions on there. This is.

[Jamie Heath]

You share an inbox. Invitations can go back and forth.

[Adam]

What does that mean? Like for my wedding?

[Dave]

Yeah.

[Adam]

Okay, so today we have. I have four game shows planned. Two of them are old ones, two of them are new. That'd be new games for me to screw up.

[Heath]

Who has more game shows? Adam or the game show network or

[Adam]

cbs Forgot to do who has more. But let's do some news and notes real quick. Stefan Diggs, still unsigned. He was found not guilty of assaulting his private chef, the NFL and the NFL referee. Yeah. Well, it's good.

[Dave]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's gonna get signed now.

[Adam]

Yeah, I think it'll hopefully speed up the process. But he still could be disciplined by the NFL. But he was, he was found not guilty. The NFL and the referees are getting closer to an agreement. So right now it looks like we won't have replacement the replacement refs. The packers signed to Rod Taylor as their backup quarterback, but also they expect Tucker Kraft and Micah Parsons back early in the season. So that'd be great for Kraft and Parsons. Parsons towards ACL later in the year than Kraft. Kraft was week nine, I believe week ten somewhere around there.

[Dave]

So hold up a second. Does that mean that they might not participate in training camp and their, their return could be like week two or three. Maybe they don't start on the PUP list. But are we not getting it? Kind of makes me a little nervous. Who cares about Parsons unless you're in an IDP league and even then I guess it matters. But with, with Kraft, I don't want to take him too soon when I have to worry about him needing like a four week ramp up time just to get into football shape. And it might take him even longer with him coming back from the ACL injury. That makes me want to take Laporta for example, ahead of craft 10 times out of 10 on draft day.

[Jamie Heath]

Yeah, I'd be taking the port out of Craft already. But I think in the case of like Craft and Kittle for example, because there's sort of differing reports that came out on him as well. Like if you have IR spots and you could stash those two and even aside from that, if you have interest in some of these number two tight ends that maybe have some upsides, let's say it's a Kenyan Sadiq, for example. You know, I don't know if he's the ideal person you want to draft to start your season. But you know, if you're looking at, let's say what you did Adam in, in the last draft we did, we took Kittle and Travis Kelsey. So a little maybe uncertain about Kelsey. I'm not saying you but you know the, the market because he's tight end 12. I believe in fancy pros, ADP. You know, if you, if you look at that type of plan, you know you can easily execute it. If you can stash those guys on IR and then hope that by the end of the season they're playing like the cable plane.

[Adam]

Okay. And let's see Matt Ryan, who's now the president of football operations for the Falcons, he doesn't know if Michael Pennix Jr. Will be ready for the start of training camp. I don't think this is news. We kind of knew that, but worth repeating. The Seahawks signed edge Dante Fowler Jr. To a one year deal. And the Giants after trading Dexter Lawrence continue to sign veteran defensive tackles. They signed former lions defensive tackle D.J. reader to a two year deal. Now if you want to participate in a mock draft and help us out, build up our ADP on CBSSports.com Dave is doing a really cool thing. Our only fans mock drafts. This is only for fans. No, we're not in them. Dave, tell us about how to get in these, these drafts.

[Dave]

You have to go old school. You got to email me. D. Richard cbs.com and you will be put on a list. And when you're up on the list, I will email you back and let you know when the next mock draft is that you can participate in. Our first one is this week. Our second and third ones will be next week. So I need some warm bodies and people who want to draft and start figuring out their best draft plans for fantasy this year. D. Richard, cbs.com drop me a line.

[Adam]

And with that said, let's get it started.

[Dave]

Is this the throwjack, by the way?

[Adam]

It sounds just like that, doesn't it?

[Dave]

Yeah,

[Adam]

it's a game show, Jack. Now it's completely different.

[Dave]

Now it's not.

[Adam]

First game show is an oldie but goodie. Name that player. Oh, all right. I'll give you guys some hints and you go ahead and name that player. I got three of them.

[Heath]

Do we have to say our name to guess? No.

[Adam]

So we just say that.

[Heath]

Yell the player's name out.

[Adam]

Yeah. Now, do you want to play where you only get one guess? If you get it wrong, you're out.

[Dave]

I don't know. The game show host should.

[Heath]

Seems like the host would.

[Adam]

Yeah. All right. Well, you know, listen, I screwed up all the time, so I figured I'd. I'd get.

[Jamie Heath]

I think you do it where we get one guess and if we don't guess it, then we get to guess again. Everybody gets at least one guess before you can guess twice.

[Adam]

Yeah, I like that. Okay. I love that. You're good at this.

[Heath]

You should be the host.

[Adam]

All right, here we go. Get your tuxedo out. If you want to be the host, name that player. I lead all wide receivers or tight ends in yak per catch over the last three seasons.

[Heath]

Heath.

[Adam]

Yeah.

[Heath]

Who is Tucker Craft? Wow.

[Adam]

Yeah, it's tucker craft. Wow. Wow. 9.1 yards after catch per reception. Also in eight games in 2025, I led my team in receiving yards and touchdowns despite having only two end zone targets and I was a third round pick in 2023. So there you go. It is Tucker Kraft. Well done. Also the last clue. Heath, do you think you would have gotten this many people prefer me to my arch rival? Arch rival Tucker Velveeta?

[Heath]

Yeah, I think, I think, I think I would have gotten that one.

[Adam]

Okay, so wait, wait.

[Jamie Heath]

Do you think that the guy who got it right before you finished your first clue would have got it right on your last.

[Adam]

See, Heath is more likely to get a yak clue than a Tucker Velveeta clue? I think. But, but yeah, he is the all

[Jamie Heath]

time name that player champion.

[Adam]

He's, he's pretty damn good at all the game shows anyway. Heath, anything you want to say about Tucker?

[Jamie Heath]

Crappy competition was Pete Prisco, but it is the all time winner.

[Heath]

My favorite, my favorite was when I would get messages from Dave during or after the show that he would have got. He, he was like playing along.

[Dave]

Yeah, I would have beat your ass.

[Heath]

Yeah, I would. I would have got that one just like he did right there. No, I think we just talked about Tucker Kraft. If he's healthy, then he is in the competition to be one of the top six tight ends. But it's, it's, it's difficult competition. There's a lot of guys who could be in that group.

[Jamie Heath]

A good.

[Heath]

If he's healthy, a good pick in round six, round seven, if he's not, then he's probably following round eight around nine.

[Jamie Heath]

So since we're, since we're talking trash about each other. So Adam, as. As a former host of Name that player, when I would do the Name that player, the guys for Name that player, I would not choose guys that we already talked about for news and notes and not have redundancy.

[Heath]

Yeah.

[Jamie Heath]

In the conversation.

[Adam]

So I did, I did name that. I did all the game show stuff last night and I, I did the news and notes this morning. So I did not know that Tucker Craft was gonna be.

[Jamie Heath]

Just leave it out in the news and notes and just talk about it when we bring it up.

[Adam]

I could.

[Dave]

You gotta stop talking, Jamie. Otherwise you're gonna end game show host moving forward.

[Adam]

Well, once more work. One thing I want to point out about Tucker Kraft is that he, he doesn't get produced in a conventional way. I mean, he is the best yak guy. He's a low eight out guy, but he's unbelievable with his yak and he had four touchdowns or. Yeah. Four touchdowns of 15 or more yards last year, which is really high. Trey McBride had five, and McBride and Kraft only played nine games. So I just want. He doesn't get that many targets. Right. He wasn't even on pace for 100 targets, as I recall.

[Dave]

He's George Kittle.

[Adam]

Yeah. But. But he's coming off a torn acl. Right. So that's what I'm saying is, is he's George Kittle. Yeah. Yeah. Right.

[Jamie Heath]

The case of, of what the packers are looking at is there's. There's a little bit of an unknown. Right. Because they've gotten rid of some guys and, you know, hopefully Kraft is healthy and we see a little bit of a different passing game.

[Adam]

Looks like we're getting more fantasy analysis than I bargained for. Excellent. All right, we have two more. Name that players. We're going to do them after this commercial break. So everybody put on your fancy clothes and join us after this for more game shows on fantasy football today. We'll be right back.

[Heath]

This is fantastic.

[Adam]

Kraft Yak and Cheese. That's great. Yeah, Fantastic team name in the chat. Good job. All right, next up, I haven't missed a game in five seasons. I've had less than 1,000 receiving yards in three of my last four seasons. My target per out run rate has decreased in four straight seasons and was only 15.3% in 2025. Other people with my first name include Tanner, Reader and LeMayhue. Who said it first?

[Jamie Heath]

Me.

[Dave]

I answered it in the form of a question.

[Heath]

Dave said, who is. I said, DJ Moore. Jamie said Jamie.

[Adam]

Only Heath got it right. Heath wins again. Jamie, you don't have to say your name.

[Jamie Heath]

Oh, we don't? Okay. I'm sorry. Well, he did.

[Dave]

I said, who is DJ Moore?

[Adam]

Yeah, but I knew the player. He's definitely said the answer first. It's funny.

[Dave]

I'm on the wrong game. I'll give this one up to. To Heath.

[Adam]

There's only. It's. You look at DJ Moore's stats. It's just. It's a lot of negatives. You know, he's 29. Like I said, three of his last four years, he hasn't even reached a thousand yards. The other year, of course, was a 1300 yard season target per hour. Run rate keeps decreasing. So, Dave, why should I have confidence in who is DJ Moore?

[Dave]

Because you look at the other receivers that will be made available to you when you get to that group of. And like wide receiver 20 through 40, because they're all kind of the same and at least in DJ Moore's case, and this is a change for me from where I was after the Bills acquired him. At least you can see a pathway to him seeing seven plus targets per game. I love the fact that Joe Brady has already worked with him before and that he totally trusts him. I love the fact that Josh Allen needs a number one wide receiver. I also have to admit that Buffalo did nothing else other than draft Skyler Bell to improve their receiving core this off season. And I don't know if that defense is going to be dominant moving forward either in Buffalo, which might mean more throwing more high scoring games. And DJ Moore just might be in the right place at the right time to earn a lot of targets. I'm not saying he's going to be more efficient with them. I'm just saying he's going to have more opportunities and that makes me more interested in dj what's his last name?

[Adam]

Okay, let's go to our last one. Heath is already locked up. Name that player. Good job. I was going to triple the points, but I thought that'd be mean here. So let's go to our last one. I have the most passing yards and touchdowns in the NFL over the last four seasons. And over that span, I am ninth in fantasy points per game.

[Dave]

Matthew Stafford, you're out.

[Adam]

I have scored more than 30 fantasy points in five of my last six fantasy playoff games. Jared Goff, oh my goodness, we could have tripled the points. It wouldn't even matter. Heath is on fire. I've been top 10 per game two straight seasons, but only Heath has me ranked in the top 15. And I have my third new offensive coordinator in the last three seasons. Jamie, real quick, why don't you have Jared Goff in your top 15? He's been top 10 two straight seasons.

[Jamie Heath]

It's a great year for quarterbacks. You know, I think golf is one of the best fallback options or guys maybe you want to pair with someone who you have maybe some uncertainty with or one of the running quarterbacks that are coming off injuries. Jane Daniels, for example, or Jackson Dart who missed some time last year. Look, golf, you know what you're getting. You know, we, we kind of had the same conversation. You, you alluded to this, that he's maybe the new Matthew Stafford, just a guy that's going to give you quality production as a passer, no production as a rusher. And if you just like that type of profile, obviously it's much different in six points for passing touchdowns as opposed to four. Jared Goff is Just safe. And so, you know, again, if you. If you want to avoid the, hey, maybe Trevor Lawrence does this again, or, hey, maybe Caleb Williams can, you know, ascend to new heights. Or, hey, this. Or, you know, whatever the case may be, Jared Goff is the perfect quarterback for you.

[Adam]

Okay, next game. It's a new one, folks. A new game. Very easy game. Here it's called. This is what it's called. In our 2025 fantasy football today draft, blank picked blank instead of blank. Was it A blank, B blank, or C blank? Okay, so that's kind of how it goes here. So for this one, Heath is not allowed to answer. So first one, what draft? In our. Okay, the game is called. In our 2020 fantasy football today draft, blank pick blank instead of blank. Was it A blank, B blank, or C blank? So in our 2025 fantasy football today draft, Heath picked blank instead of Jameer Gibbs.

[Jamie Heath]

So can there be multiple answers or only one?

[Adam]

No, this is who Heath drafted. Only one. I'm giving you three choices. You have to tell me who Heath took instead of Jameer Gibbs. Was it A, Justin Jefferson, B, Jamar Chase, or C, CD Lamb?

[Jamie Heath]

So all three were on the board.

[Adam]

They were all around there.

[Dave]

This is who he took in a

[Adam]

draft instead of Jameer Gibbs and Jamie and Dave.

[Dave]

Whoever answers first, I'll say that he took Lamb.

[Jamie Heath]

Jamar Chase.

[Adam]

Dave is correct. He took CD Lamb over Justin Jefferson. All right.

[Dave]

No, he took. Well, he also took over Gibbs.

[Adam]

Oh, yeah. Over Jimmy Gribs. Took over Jimmy Gibbs. Thank you. Okay, next up in our 2025 fantasy football today draft, Adam picked blank instead of Bucky Irving. And you all three can answer. Did I take Chase Brown? This is you bragging Devon Achan or Pukinakua? Who did I take over?

[Dave]

You took Chase Brown.

[Adam]

Davis's Chase Brown.

[Jamie Heath]

You took Devon Hin.

[Heath]

I. I'm gonna go with Dave. I'm gonna say Chase Brown.

[Adam]

Jamie is correct. I took Devon A. Chan. What a great draft pick, Adam. All right. One for Dave, one for Jamie. I guess you all can guess.

[Dave]

Hang on, hold on. You're gonna do the same thing this year, because we're all starting to get cold feet on a chan over Bucky Irving.

[Adam]

Hell, yeah.

[Dave]

Okay, okay. I'm just trying.

[Adam]

I'm not getting that cold fantasy conversation. He's just so good. Yeah.

[Jamie Heath]

When you were thinking of this wonderful game, how much NyQuil had you taken at this point?

[Adam]

Next up in our 2025 fantasy football today draft, Jamie or no. Thomas, Tom. And all three of you can Answer. Thomas picked blank instead of Josh Allen.

[Jamie Heath]

Joe Burrow.

[Adam]

A, Lamar Jackson, B, Brock Bowers, C, Joe Burrow. Jamie thinks it's burrowing, Dave.

[Dave]

I'll say Bowers.

[Heath]

I'm gonna go with Bowers.

[Adam]

It was Joe Burrow.

[Jamie Heath]

Yeah. He went on. On the Bengals. He had Jamar Chase and Joe Burrow.

[Adam]

Now I remember who told him to do that. That's ridiculous. All right, next up, Dave and Heath. You can answer this one. In our 2025 fantasy football today draft, Jamie picked blank instead of Zay Flowers. Which chief did he pick? A, Pacheco, B, Mahomes or C, Rasheed Rice?

[Heath]

I'll go with Rice.

[Dave]

I'll say Pacheco.

[Adam]

It was Pacheco. And it was done completely out of spite because I was on deck. Isn't that right, Jamie? Did you learn a lesson? You took him just to piss me off.

[Jamie Heath]

I did, but it was worth it just for the reaction at the time.

[Adam]

It was great. It was a great moment. All right, last one. Jamie and Dave. Or Jamie and Heath can answer this one. In our 2025 fantasy football today draft, Dave picked blank instead of Keenan Allen. Was it A, Kia Coleman or C, Luther Burden?

[Dave]

Heath.

[Adam]

You said Coleman.

[Heath]

I did.

[Jamie Heath]

I'm gonna say Rashid because I think I had Coleman in that league.

[Dave]

Yeah. Yeah. There were a couple of drafts where you took Coleman.

[Heath]

Yep.

[Adam]

JB with the spite pick on Colby, it was Rashid Shahid. Good job. I think J. Did Jamie win that round? I'm giving it to Jamie. Well done, Jamie. All right.

[Heath]

It wasn't me.

[Adam]

That was our second. That was our second game. What'd you guys think?

[Jamie Heath]

I got three of those.

[Adam]

Yeah. Yeah. What'd you guys think of that game? Was it fun?

[Heath]

It was the worst game you've ever come up with. You had me pining for who has more.

[Jamie Heath]

What did you spend more time on thinking of that game or what's aware today?

[Adam]

I didn't think about putting this tuxedo on until 9:58am and we're supposed to.

[Jamie Heath]

Oh, that's why we were late.

[Adam]

Yeah.

[Dave]

Adam thought that game was blank, but he thought that game was blank.

[Adam]

All right, here's a new game. Let me tell you the how this game came about. I was thinking, how many of the NFL teams could I go through and name who led them in receiving last year? And then I was like, what if I wanted to stump someone? What would be the hardest one? Say, hey, tell me, who led this team in receiving? I thought about it and I said, let's make a game show out of it. So this game is. Who led his team in receiving in 2025? He.

[Jamie Heath]

He. What was the time when we thought that. Or maybe it was Dan, that we thought that Adam could name all the head coaches in the league?

[Adam]

Oh, that was a year ago.

[Dave]

He could definitely name every head coach in the league. I'd be shocked if he couldn't name one.

[Heath]

Well, it depends. Are we doing it live on the air and he has a clock? Because I think the answer is probably no.

[Adam]

Yeah, I actually really stumbled last month. I was talking football with somebody I couldn't remember. Jesse Minter. I was like, who did. The Ravens High cannot remember. So I would. I would draw a blank on someone. All right, here we go. Who led his team in rece receiving? And we're going to go. Dave, Jamie Heath for the first one, and we're just going to change the order. But Dave, Jamie Heath, who led his team in receiving? The New York Jets.

[Heath]

Receiving yards.

[Adam]

Yeah. Receiving yards.

[Dave]

Right.

[Adam]

Okay, Dave, Jamie Heath on this one. Who led the jets in receiving?

[Dave]

I'll say Mitchell

[Jamie Heath]

Mason. Taylor.

[Heath]

Mason Taylor.

[Adam]

You are all wrong. It was Garrett Wilson. This is fun. Yeah, not by much. All right, next is Jamie Heath. Dave, who led the Green Bay packers in receiving?

[Jamie Heath]

Romeo Dobbs.

[Dave]

Christian Watson.

[Adam]

No, Heath, you're next.

[Heath]

I'll go Romeo Dubs.

[Jamie Heath]

Dave.

[Adam]

You say Watson.

[Dave]

Yeah, Jamie.

[Adam]

And he's correct. It was romeo Dobbs with 724.

[Dave]

I'm too busy looking up the Jets. I don't believe you. That. That Garrett Wilson.

[Adam]

Okay, next up is Heath. Dave. Jamie. Who led the Los Angeles Chargers in receiving?

[Jamie Heath]

Heath.

[Adam]

Dave.

[Heath]

Quinton Johnston.

[Adam]

Quentin Johnston. Dave.

[Dave]

I will. I will say Quentin Johnston.

[Jamie Heath]

Keenan Allen.

[Adam]

It was Lad McConkey. He had 12 more yards than Keenan Allen. 54 more yards than Quentin Johnston.

[Dave]

So the problem with Mitchell is he also had yardage with the Colts, and I guess we're just not counting that.

[Adam]

Yeah, of course.

[Dave]

It's only with his team. Okay, fine.

[Adam]

All right, Dave, Jamie Heath again, who led the Jacksonville Jaguars in receiving. Dave, Jamie Heath.

[Dave]

Parker Washington.

[Jamie Heath]

Parker Washington.

[Heath]

Brian Thomas Jr.

[Adam]

It is Parker, Washington, David and Jamie. So right now I've got two for Jamie, one for Dave, one for Heath. All right, Is Jamie Heath. Dave, on this one, who.

[Dave]

I feel like this is. Like there's a little bit of pressure luck to this.

[Adam]

I don't know. Press your luck. Oh, God. How do you play?

[Dave]

How are you a game show host and you don't know pressure luck?

[Heath]

Does that mean not 50 before today, Dave, you'd never Heard of who drafted who over who?

[Dave]

Yeah, it's true.

[Jamie Heath]

You also. You also, you know, despite all of your winnings, couldn't get Flamingo, so.

[Adam]

Yeah, that's true.

[Dave]

At least I got the winnings.

[Adam]

You butchered the name of that game, by the way. You forgot the multiple choice part of it. All right, so it's Jamie Heath. Dave. Who led the Las Vegas Raiders in receiving?

[Jamie Heath]

Brock Bowers.

[Adam]

Heath.

[Heath]

I will also say Brock Bowers.

[Jamie Heath]

I will, too.

[Adam]

You are all wrong. It was Trey Tucker. 16 more yards than Brock,

[Jamie Heath]

though, so you lose.

[Adam]

Heath. Dave. Jamie. Who led the Chicago Bears in receiving?

[Heath]

Good grief.

[Adam]

This is terrible.

[Heath]

DJ Moore.

[Adam]

Dave.

[Dave]

I. I'm next. Yeah, I'll say a Dunesay.

[Jamie Heath]

DJ more.

[Adam]

It was Colson Loveland. 31 more than 31 more yards of DJ more. 52 more than Odunze. 61 more than Luther.

[Jamie Heath]

That really goes to show how bad DJ Moore was that he did not miss a game. And Colston Loveland missed about three.

[Adam]

Yeah, yeah, I know. And we have last one. Dave, Jamie Heath. Right now, Jamie's in the lead. So Dave and Heath, you need to get this right. Who led the Indianapolis Colts in receiving?

[Dave]

Alec Pierce.

[Adam]

Jamie.

[Jamie Heath]

Oh, Michael Pittman.

[Heath]

Alec Pierce.

[Adam]

Oh, Jamie, you totally choked. It was Alec Pierce. And now we have a three way tie. I got to do one more team here. See?

[Dave]

Do you have a tiebreaker question ready?

[Adam]

Not really.

[Dave]

Yeah. Bad game show hosts.

[Jamie Heath]

So you did an even number of questions and didn't have a tiebreaker. Got it.

[Adam]

How about, is there another team that's close here who led?

[Dave]

I know a team that would be perfect for this.

[Adam]

Who?

[Dave]

The Giants.

[Adam]

That's so easy.

[Dave]

Okay, fine. Well, at least I brought a tiebreaker to the table instead of standing here with my blank in my hand.

[Adam]

Okay.

[Dave]

All dressed up and nothing to show for it.

[Adam]

No, this isn't good either. All right, you know what? I'll just give you guys a tie. Congratulations.

[Jamie Heath]

All right.

[Adam]

All right. We've got one more. We've got one more game right now. Keith has two wins if we give him the tie. Jamie has two. No. Yeah. Jamie has two and Dave is one. Our last game is Fantasy Jeopardy. Can't screw this up. Oh, I find new ways every time. We have three categories.

[Jamie Heath]

Are we saying the answers? Are we saying our name?

[Dave]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Adam]

You have to see. You have to buzz in with your name, okay? And then say the in the form of a question. So help me, if you do not do it in the form of a question, I'll kick you out of the Show.

[Dave]

Oh, that's great.

[Jamie Heath]

We get to get kicked out.

[Dave]

Yeah, we're all about to get kicked out in about 30 seconds.

[Adam]

We have three categories for 200, 400, and $600. They are quarterbacks, pass catchers. And I always do a pop culture one that he doesn't know. So I'm doing barbecue is the last category. Barbecue.

[Dave]

Look at this graphic.

[Heath]

Make an idiot out of me again.

[Adam]

Dave, you're in last place. So you, sir, can have the board. Quarterbacks, pass catchers, or barbecue.

[Dave]

I'll have barbecue for lunch, please.

[Adam]

For 200, 400, or 6?

[Dave]

6.

[Adam]

Ooh. Okay. An exposed bone on a rack of ribs. Or in non barbecue terms, a black eye.

[Heath]

Heath.

[Adam]

Heath.

[Heath]

What is a shiner, heath?

[Adam]

600. Nice Schaefer, by the way, amazing work on these graphics. Like, this is phenomenal. All right, Heath, the board is yours.

[Heath]

We could stay here. Barbecue for 400.

[Adam]

A thick layer of fat covering the exterior of the meat.

[Heath]

Are we losing points for guesses?

[Jamie Heath]

No.

[Heath]

No, Heath.

[Adam]

No. Yes, Heath.

[Heath]

What is a cap?

[Adam]

Thomas, you don't have the answer, do you? I'm gonna give it to him. It was fat. A fat cap, I think. Yeah, Cap works. All right, Heath, the board is yours.

[Heath]

Barbecue for 200 category.

[Jamie Heath]

Heath won't know that. He's gonna sleep.

[Adam]

No, I thought he would know this one. I didn't want to give him, like, you know, famous Star wars characters or anything. No, no. Yeah. According to BurnPitBarbecue.com the most popular holidays for barbecuing are July 4th, Memorial Day, and this holiday.

[Jamie Heath]

Jamie. Jamie labored. What is Labor Day?

[Adam]

Yay. Good job. You did the question at 2. All right, JB200, and the board is Jamie's.

[Jamie Heath]

Let's go past catchers for 600.

[Adam]

Oh. This one could have been the tiebreaker for last game, I led the Tennessee Titans in receiving.

[Jamie Heath]

Jamie. Jamie, who is Mary Dicket?

[Adam]

Incorrect.

[Dave]

Dave. Dave, who is Elic IO Manor?

[Adam]

Alec is incorrect.

[Dave]

I had a 50. 50 shot. You got this one. This is easy.

[Heath]

Oh, I don't know. I don't. I don't at all.

[Jamie Heath]

Can we answer again or.

[Heath]

No, he. No, we can't, Heath.

[Dave]

He just makes the rule now.

[Heath]

No, you don't get two guesses.

[Adam]

Go ahead.

[Heath]

Heath, who is Van Jefferson?

[Adam]

Oh, wow. Who is Chigo conquo That's what I'm gonna say.

[Dave]

I was down to IO Manor and Okonkwo.

[Adam]

Jamie, the board is still yours. 600. 560 yards for Chico. Cockwell led the team. The board is yours.

[Dave]

He's a sleeper tight end, by the way. Like when we were talking about tight ends to take late and pair with Craft. He's one of them because he might be replacing Zach Ertz in that huggy bear role for Washington.

[Jamie Heath]

Pass casters for 400, please.

[Adam]

He finished as wide receiver 10 despite not scoring double digit PPR fantasy points in a game until week 11. Finished his wide receiver 10 but did not score double digit PPR.

[Dave]

Dave, who is Michael Wilson?

[Adam]

Hey, Dave. 400 for Dave. Michael Wilson, by the way, had more 100 yard games in 2025 than Marvin Harrison Jr. Has had in two seasons. Dave, the board is yours. We have pass catching 200 and we have all the quarterback questions.

[Dave]

Hoping the coaching staff notices pass catchers for 200. Alex.

[Adam]

All right. Christian McCaffrey's 924 receiving yards were the most by a running back since this guy had a thousand and five receiving yards way back in 2019 oh, 2019.

[Dave]

Heath.

[Heath]

Heath, who is Christian McCaffrey?

[Adam]

Correct. Very good.

[Dave]

That's great.

[Adam]

Christian McCaffrey. The last time a running back had that many receiving yards, it was McCaffrey. And actually one thing I noticed was we had two running backs with more than 800 yards last year. Bijan and McCaffrey. And that is very, very unusual. There are some years like 20, 24. I think Achan led the position and I don't think he even had 600. So I don't know if we're going to get some regression from McCaffrey and, and Bijan. I mean McCaffrey's been in that range three times in his career. But something to consider. They have tremendous past catching years. All right, Heath, you are in control here.

[Heath]

What do you want quarterbacks for 400, please.

[Adam]

He led all quarterbacks in pass attempts. Hint. He is an AFC quarterback who shares a last name with a basketball team.

[Dave]

Dave. Dave, who is Bo? Next.

[Adam]

Correct. And let's go Knicks. Dave, let's go. Nick, on the. On the board here or you can in control.

[Dave]

New York. Go, New York go. Let's have some drama. Quarterbacks for 200.

[Adam]

He averaged 288 passing yards per game in his first three seasons, but only 233 yards per game in his last three seasons.

[Heath]

Heath.

[Adam]

Heath.

[Heath]

Dave, who is Patrick Mahomes?

[Adam]

I was going to give the hint, but you guys got a little hasty. We don't do hints, Dave.

[Heath]

It's jeopardy.

[Dave]

No, Mahomes was going to be my guess.

[Adam]

Okay, Jamie, I think I want to give you the hint.

[Dave]

Wait a minute. I'm ineligible for the hint.

[Adam]

Yeah, you said Dave before I gave the hit. You buzzed in.

[Dave]

That doesn't mean that I. No, look at whatever.

[Heath]

No, this is ridiculous.

[Adam]

No, you know what? You don't make the rules.

[Dave]

You did terrorist game show host. That's what we've got.

[Adam]

You didn't listen. Okay, a hint. So first of all, he averaged 288 passing yards per game in his first three seasons, but only 233 in his last three seasons. Hint. He is an AFC quarterback and his last name is the first name of our 31st president.

[Jamie Heath]

Who is Justin Herbert.

[Adam]

Correct. Jamie is a history buff. He knows all the presidents by number. Justin Herbert. Yeah. Last three years, 233 passing yards per game. All right, so are we done? Man.

[Dave]

Quarterbacks for 600.

[Adam]

Oh, quarterbacks for 600. Wait, hold on. Can I tally up the points here?

[Heath]

I have 1200. Dave has 800, Jamie has 400.

[Adam]

Nah, really?

[Heath]

I've been keeping track.

[Dave]

You are a phenomenal game show host. I have to hand it.

[Heath]

Every time somebody gets one, I just add that to their total on this piece of paper in front of me and I just. Just write it down.

[Adam]

All right, So I mean, it's impeccable. If.

[Dave]

Do you own a tuxedo? Maybe you should be the next game

[Adam]

show host so Dave can win if he gets this right is what you're saying.

[Jamie Heath]

I think he should do a one man game show, Dynasty.

[Adam]

Then I'll use the same games on the next FFT episode. All right. There is a hint. This one.

[Heath]

Oh, wow.

[Adam]

But maybe I'll only give it.

[Dave]

You know what?

[Adam]

I'm only going to give the hint if nobody gets it right the first time around.

[Jamie Heath]

There's no daily double.

[Adam]

No. No Daily double for $600.

[Dave]

Daily double. Then we would all have a chance.

[Adam]

And no Final jeopardy. He led all quarterbacks in yards per carry at 6.9 yards per carry with a minimum of 30 carries.

[Jamie Heath]

Jamie.

[Dave]

Dave.

[Adam]

Jamie.

[Jamie Heath]

Who is Justin Fields?

[Dave]

Who is. Who is Trevor Lawrence?

[Heath]

Heath.

[Adam]

Heath.

[Heath]

Who is Jackson Dart?

[Adam]

Okay, here's the hint. He is an NFC quarterback and his last name is the same as the first name of former NFL player Steven. Oh, no, wait. His. His first name. His first name is the same as the last name of former NFL player Steven and former NBA player Vin Heath,

[Heath]

who is Baker Mayfield.

[Adam]

There it is. Congratulations. He. Hold on. Wait. Can you say something while I queue up some music?

[Heath]

Yeah. Final Tally, I had 1800. Dave had 800. Jamie had 400. Final tally, I had three wins. Jamie had two wins. Dave had one.

[Adam]

Heath, congratulations. Thank you. On winning this round of the Fantasy Football Today game show edition. When we come back, your emails at Fantasy [e-mail] we'll be right back. He's a question for you. Would you have gotten the shiner thing just from the exposed bone on a rack of ribs or did you?

[Heath]

I would not.

[Adam]

Oh, really? You need the black eye hint?

[Heath]

I needed the black eye, yeah.

[Adam]

Okay. All right, well, I shouldn't. This is why we don't give hints.

[Heath]

I would have made all the difference.

[Adam]

All right, now we're going to do it. We're going to turn emails into a game show. Just, just with this simple way. I'm going to read an email and then Jamie and Dave, I want you to guess if Heath read it on his show yesterday or at any point. This email is from Aaron. And where's Aaron from, Dave?

[Dave]

Duluth, Minnesota.

[Adam]

Okay. Aaron says, I love listening to your show, walking my 6 year old lab and soon during summer fishing. And just a quick aside, if I had a dog, I think I'd go with a lab. They're very cute. All right, he's keeping Jaden Daniels and Jameer Gibbs and Colson Loveland and Rashi rice. He needs two more keepers. D.K. metcalf, David Montgomery, Rico Dowdle, Parker Washington, Brian Thomas Jr. Juwan Jennings, Zach Charbonnet and Rashad White. D.K. metcalf, David Montgomery, Rico dowdle, Parker Washington, Ryan Thomas Jr, Juwan Jennings x Charbonnet, Rashad White. Pick two.

[Jamie Heath]

No penalty.

[Adam]

I don't think so. It's a half PPR.

[Jamie Heath]

By the way, I think Montgomery is the easy one. You know, how many did he keep ready? Give me the list.

[Adam]

Jaden Daniels, Jameer Gibbs, Rashid Rice, Colson Loveland.

[Jamie Heath]

So I think the, the safe one is probably DK Metcalf, but if you want to maybe swing for the fences, it's Brian Thomas.

[Adam]

Yeah. Especially if you can keep for subsequent seasons. Right. Because what if he gets back to.

[Jamie Heath]

Or traded?

[Adam]

Yeah, what if he gets back to being good? So you're going Montgomery and Brian Thomas Jr.

[Jamie Heath]

I probably would. Just because he's got such a good base of players. Like that's a home run play.

[Adam]

We also have Zach Charbonnet on the list. Parker Washington, D.K. metcalf.

[Dave]

Okay, this was definitely right on Heath's show.

[Adam]

I don't think so. It's a keeper question. Not Dynasty.

[Heath]

I'm gonna say no, I did not read this question.

[Adam]

All right, how about that? This is from Maggie after watching Let Me introduce myself Tyron Montgomery on YouTube. I couldn't help but root for Montgomery to get drafted. He wasn't, but the Titans did pick him up as a UDFA undrafted free agent. That made me wonder are there any undrafted free agents who became integral parts of their NFL teams and or became fantasy relevant?

[Dave]

He's one of them. A tight end that I really liked a lot is Michael Trigg who got draft, who got signed, not drafted by the Cowboys. And we know Jake Ferguson's a little older, so maybe there's a chance for. For Trigg to get some opportunities. There might be one other. I gotta go to my list of undrafted players.

[Adam]

I do like that you're answering that, but she was actually asking about the best UDFAs in NFL history, so that would be. I just went to NFL.com and looked at their list. Kurt Warner, Antonio Gates, Priest Holmes, Walker, Warren Moon, Colston. Yeah, but Trig, I was very surprised that he didn't get drafted actually.

[Dave]

Me too. I wonder if it's attitude related, but

[Adam]

yeah, there you go. There have been some terrific UDFAs. Thank you, Maggie. All right, this is from Zach and I do believe Heath, read this one. Deep super flex tight end, premium IDP dynasty league. Did you read this one, Heath?

[Heath]

I don't think so.

[Adam]

Oh, my running backs are Breece hall and Braylon Allen, Travion Henderson and Malik Davis. I have Joe Burrow, Joe Flacco, Trevor Lawrence, Kyler Murray and Jacoby Brissette. It's a super flex league, remember? Should I trade Jacoby Brissette for Javante Williams?

[Dave]

Yes, absolutely. You. You ran through.

[Adam]

It's Burrow, Trevor, Trevor and Kyler and Flacco.

[Dave]

Yeah, you're good at quarterback and Brissette's a clearly like a band aid option at best.

[Jamie Heath]

Yeah, I think that's an easy trade to make. I. I wonder like if you want a shot percent maybe you can do a little better. Not that that's not bad, but quarterbacks and some super flex leagues are very much high in demand, so you never know.

[Adam]

Okay. From Jake, subject Dynasty Startup 101 and this is pick 101, not rules 101. Did you read this one, Heath?

[Heath]

I don't think so. I think you're reading emails from the main FFT and email and when I did my last mailbag, they were all from the FFT dynastyaramount.com.

[Adam]

oh great. Oh, okay. That's wonderful.

[Jamie Heath]

Oh, so Adam sent your wedding invitation to the wrong event.

[Adam]

All right. It's a Dynasty Startup. I. It is super flex two running backs, two wide receivers, two flexes, 10 teams. Jake has the first pick. Should he take Josh Allen, Drake May or Bijan Robinson or feel free to put your own answer in. Basically, who's the first pick of a 10 team super flex League?

[Heath]

Josh Allen.

[Jamie Heath]

Josh Allen.

[Dave]

Agreed.

[Adam]

Okay. From Michael Subject. Rogue One. Thank you. It is the best Star wars movie. Totally underrated. Glad you guys are on board. That's the whole email.

[Dave]

It's not to say that the other Star wars movies just aren't as good. They're all very good. But Rogue One is the one that I like best.

[Jamie Heath]

I saw our former colleague Nick Costas do a top five ranking of Star wars movies on his. I think it might have been Instagram account, but also Twitter. I think he had Empire Strikes Back as one.

[Adam]

Did he have Rogue One as two?

[Jamie Heath]

I think that was his third. I don't remember what was second.

[Adam]

That's got to be a new hope.

[Jamie Heath]

Oh, he might have done TV shows also. He did andor that's what he did. He did Star wars movies. So he went. He went Empire Strikes Back and. Or Rogue One.

[Heath]

Really glad you put barbecue in the jeopardy game

[Adam]

opposed to this. It was a good show, guys. Thank you very much. I hope you had as much fun as I did.

[Dave]

Jamari Taylor and Le'Veon Moss. Taylor went to the Jaguars. Levy on Moss of the Dolphins. That's like last round rookie only Dynasty picks. Udfa.

[Heath]

Also, Thomas wanted to make sure that you know that you forgot Victor Cruz and Adam Thielen.

[Adam]

Oh, yeah. Good, good. UDFAs. I have. I don't know if you saw this. Heath, you're on the chat. I think I have six of the top 20 picks in our upcoming Dynasty draft. Isn't that exciting?

[Heath]

It's.

[Adam]

It's very.

[Heath]

I mean this is the year that you want to stockpile. This is going to turn your franchise 360 degrees.

[Jamie Heath]

Oh, man, I can't believe I have a trivia question. I looked. I looked this up this morning when I was doing some Makai Lemon research because he's the Blitnikov winner. The award has been in place since 1994, so keep that in mind. How many hall of Famers have won the Blitnikov?

[Adam]

2. 2.

[Jamie Heath]

Technically. I think you're correct because the third one has not officially been inducted yet.

[Adam]

Okay, let's see. I'm going to go Calvin Johnson, Tim.

[Dave]

Larry win it?

[Heath]

Larry is what I was thinking.

[Adam]

Yeah.

[Jamie Heath]

Larry's not officially inducted yet. Right. He's just been.

[Adam]

Right. So who's the other. I'm going to say Andre Johnson.

[Jamie Heath]

No.

[Adam]

Yeah. I didn't think he won it. It was a. It was a shot in the dark there. Who else? 1994. Let's go to the 90s. Marvin Harrison. No, no, no, no.

[Dave]

He was. He wasn't the best.

[Adam]

Reggie Wayne.

[Jamie Heath]

Nope, Nope.

[Heath]

I have no idea.

[Adam]

That wasn't Randy Moss.

[Jamie Heath]

It was Randy Moss.

[Adam]

Oh, it was.

[Dave]

Oh, makes sense.

[Jamie Heath]

And probably at least one. One more on the way.

[Dave]

Who to?

[Jamie Heath]

March 8th.

[Adam]

Okay.

[Jamie Heath]

But others are still eligible.

[Adam]

All right. Hey, thanks, everybody.

[Dave]

Do you happen to have a couple of names that won the Bulletnikov Award and then sucked in the NFL?

[Jamie Heath]

There's a lot. Yes, unfortunately, there's a lot. I don't have the list in front of me, but there were more, more failures than success stories.

[Adam]

Really?

[Jamie Heath]

Yeah. I mean, like, there, there's a lot of, like, very good players like Brandon Cooks won. Michael Crabtree won.

[Adam]

Jordan Addison win.

[Jamie Heath]

Huh?

[Adam]

Jordan, Addison.

[Jamie Heath]

Jordan Addison won. That's a good call. Trying to think like the bad ones. Like there were some that were, like, you know, overhyped. Justin Blackman, for example.

[Dave]

Corey Coleman.

[Jamie Heath]

Yep.

[Dave]

I love Mike Haas from Oregon State. Charles Rogers. Josh Reed. Troy Walters. Troy Edwards.

[Adam]

Well, Marquis Lee, I think we've reached the end of the show.

[Dave]

Dee Dee Westbrook. Actually, I'm going to play some music to James Washington. Jalen Hyatt. Oh, a cornerback won this award. Travis Hunter.

[Adam]

Thank you, everybody for watching and listening. We'll talk to you tomorrow with a live mock draft with industry guests. It's going to be a much better show show than what you just watched and listened to. Talk to you then on fantasy football today, New CBS Wednesday.

[Dave]

This game is going to be the greatest challenge. And let's face it, this truly is my last shot.

[Jamie Heath]

Welcome to Survivor 50.

[Dave]

For me to be here, 450, the biggest season they ever had. It's like the super bowl. For me.

[Adam]

A CBS milestone event. It's my 20th anniversary.

[Dave]

If I win, I want to win against the best of the best.

[Adam]

You never want Survivor. This is the season to start. Let's get excited.

[Jamie Heath]

Be there.

[Adam]

Season 50 terrifies me. The vibe is intense. Make history. That is why you never give up in this game. Light your torch.

[Dave]

I'm out here looking at these guys

[Adam]

thinking like, oh, I'm in good shape. And then I'm like, yeah, never mind. Survivor 50 new milestone season begins CBS Wednesday and streaming on Paramount.

[Heath]

Plus.