Danny Kelly

Despite losing key contributors, Tennessee just ripped off five wins in a row against 2020 playoff teams. Plus: The Cowboys look like a force, Patrick Mahomes is returning to form, and Cam Newton is back.

The crew also discusses Danny Kelly’s mock draft and plays America’s favorite new game, Two Draft Jargons, One Lie

Plus, why the Ravens keep making great picks

All 262 picks are in the books. Who came out on top?

LIVE SHOW in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 22. Click below for tickets! Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck are back to sort through a handful of fantasy players we’re in the honeymoon phase with and decide whether it’s actually worth it to ignore their red flags (3:37). Finally, Craig recaps his wedding and honeymoon before the guys close with emails (43:28). Tickets: The Ringer Fantasy Football Show LIVE! - Union Stage D’Andre Swift, RB (5:05) Breece Hall, RB (11:06) Garrett Wilson, WR…

Every manager needs a plan for the draft. Here are the players you should be targeting every step of the way.

RIP to Aaron Rodgers’s Achilles and the New York Jets’ Super Bowl chances (4:59). Next, power ranking the NFL Week 1 things that people aren’t talking about enough, including late-round quarterbacks looking better than their early-round counterparts, Tony Pollard being good at football, the NFC just looking flat-out better than the AFC, and much more (14:54). “You guys want to do some emails?” (39:00) Check out The Ringer’s Fantasy Football Rankings for positional rankings, waiver wire pickups,…

I think that more than any other player in the NFL, Russell Wilson is a living Rorschach test. Two people can go to the same game, watch Wilson play, and come away with wildly different conclusions about whether he’s any good. Hell, one person can watch Wilson and decide he is both awesome and awful. I covered Wilson during his career with the Seattle Seahawks, and it was always tough to shake a nagging lack of congruence between Wilson’s unassailable Hall of Fame–worthy numbers and his inconsis…

We’ve reached an inflection point in the NFL season at which a certain segment of fans start to shift their focus to next year. For supporters of the league’s cellar-dwelling teams—particularly those without an answer at the quarterback position—salvation comes through the NFL draft. And hope for the future takes the shape of one player in particular: USC’s Caleb Williams. A lot of things can change between now and late April, of course, but it’s already widely accepted that the reigning Heisman…

With Caleb Williams and Drake Maye as the headliners, quarterbacks will dominate the 2024 NFL draft discourse—but a wide receiver might be the best all-around player in this upcoming class. Ohio State’s Marvin Harrison Jr. is that good, bringing an extraordinary combination of size, athleticism, route-running savvy, and ball skills to the Buckeyes offense. The son and namesake of the Hall of Fame receiver, Harrison is all but a lock to be taken in the top 10 in next year’s draft, and he could go…