Are elite talent and raw stats enough to guarantee dynasty fantasy football success? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano break down the 2025 fantasy football season’s biggest takeaways, revealing how situation, coaching, and playcalling made or broke fantasy campaigns.

Drake Maye emerges as a fantasy football juggernaut, surpassing expectations to finish as the QB2 behind Josh Allen and powering managers to championships with explosive performances for the New England Patriots. Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano break down how Maye’s rapid development, despite a depleted wide receiver corps and key injuries, redefines the dynasty quarterback landscape—putting him squarely in the conversation with Jalen Hurts and Lamar Jackson. Can the Patriots’ commitment to offensive reinforcements propel Maye even higher in 2026 drafts?

Luther Burden’s breakout performance has Dynasty managers buzzing—could he leap into the top-20 wide receivers? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano debate Burden’s ranking, dissecting his electric production and the impact of Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams on Chicago’s offense. The show spotlights key winners from Week 17, including Wandale Robinson’s PPR reliability and Chris Olave’s rise with the Saints, and raises dynasty dilemmas around Garrett Wilson, Rome Odunze, and even established veterans like Derrick Henry.

Fantasy football championships hit chaos as injuries and surprise benchings shake up Week 17 lineups. With stars like Brock Bowers and Rashee Rice landing on IR and teams like the Chiefs, Raiders, and Vikings reevaluating their approach, managers face tough questions: who’s worth starting, and should playoff formats shift to avoid meaningless matchups?

Building the ultimate Dynasty fantasy football league isn’t just about stacking rosters—it’s about strategic rules, active competition, and keeping every manager engaged season after season. Marcus Mosher and Hall of Famer Michael Fabiano clash over the best ways to structure Dynasty leagues, debating Superflex vs. traditional formats, bench size, and whether kickers and tight ends deserve a roster spot. Which rules fuel more trades—and which ones lead to stale, inactive leagues?

NFL Christmas Day matchups disappoint, but dynasty managers face big questions heading into the fantasy playoffs. Can Dak Prescott deliver a blowout against Washington’s battered defense, and is Jake Ferguson still a viable long-term option after a worrying decline? CeeDee Lamb and Terry McLaurin emerge as must-starts, while uncertainty at quarterback forces tough calls for superflex leagues. Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano explore future outlooks for Dallas and Washington, spotlighting George Pickens’ impact on roster building.

Malik Willis headlines the waiver wire as fantasy managers scramble for championship lineups. Is the former Liberty quarterback primed for a breakout, or will his upside remain untapped in Dynasty formats given his uncertain future with the Packers and looming free agency? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano debate Willis’ long-term potential, the impact on pass catchers like Christian Watson and Jayden Reed, and how teams like the Miami Dolphins might approach quarterback solutions in the upcoming offseason.

Fantasy football chaos reigns as Cam Ward surges and injuries shake up Dynasty leagues. Can Ward’s late-season breakout and shifting Tennessee Titans outlook restore his first-round value? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano spotlight players like Chris Olave, Ashton Jeanty, and Kyle Pitts, debating buy-low opportunities, rising arrows, and the importance of situation for franchise QBs and skill assets. Are the New Orleans Saints stacking weapons for a long-term offensive revival, and does Kyle Pitts’ resurgence make him a sell-high candidate or a franchise cornerstone?

Puka Nacua cements himself as fantasy football’s brightest rising star with a record-shattering performance. The debate heats up: Is Nacua now the clear dynasty WR1 over Jaxson Smith-Njigba? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano break down both wideouts’ explosive week, dissect their season trajectories, durability concerns, and long-term outlooks, plus what it means for 2026 drafts.

TreVeyon Henderson rockets up Dynasty ADP, leaving Quinshon Judkins and Omarion Hampton in his wake—does New England’s offense make him a future fantasy RB1?

Tua Tagovailoa's benching rocks the Miami Dolphins, sparking critical questions about his dynasty value and the future of key pieces like Jalen Waddle. With Quinn Ewers taking over and looming uncertainty at quarterback, Marcus Mosher, Michael Fabiano, and Matt Williamson debate whether Tagovailoa still holds long-term fantasy relevance or if the Dolphins will reset with new leadership. How will this QB shakeup influence Waddle, De'Von Achane, and Miami’s 2026 strategy?

Washington Commanders shake up fantasy football as Jayden Daniels is sidelined—can Marcus Mariota seize the moment and become a must-start in Week 16?

Trevor Lawrence erupts for a historic fantasy performance, reigniting Dynasty debates around his long-term value with the Jacksonville Jaguars. With new weapons like Jakobi Meyers and Brian Thomas Jr. stepping up under Liam Coen’s guidance, is Lawrence primed to crack the elite fantasy quarterback tier?

Fantasy playoff drama heats up as Matthew Stafford faces Jared Goff in a double-revenge showdown. Which quarterback gives you the winning edge for Week 15? High-stakes matchups feature Brock Purdy against a vulnerable Tennessee defense and debated sit-start advice for Bo Nix, Jordan Love, and sleeper sensation Jacoby Brissett.

Collusion threatens the integrity of dynasty fantasy football—can league commissioners keep it at bay? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano tackle controversial playoff strategies, suspicious trades, and lineup manipulation, debating enforceable solutions like trade deadlines and monetary penalties. The conversation spotlights real-life scenarios and ponders whether playoff trading should ever be allowed, offering practical advice to fantasy managers seeking fair play.

Indianapolis Colts fans brace for a wild QB ride as Philip Rivers returns after a five-year hiatus, and the future remains shrouded in uncertainty. With Rivers, Daniel Jones injured, and names like Riley Leonard, Derek Carr, Baker Mayfield, and Jalen Hurts swirling in speculation, who will lead the Colts’ offense in 2026?

Waiver wire chaos hits the fantasy football playoffs as Trevor Lawrence and Marcus Mariota headline the top streaming quarterback options for Week 15. Can desperate managers trust J.J. McCarthy against the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano debate the best strategies for navigating key injuries, with plenty of lively banter surrounding the randomness of kickers and game-changing performances like Cameron Dicker's explosive outing.

Shedeur Sanders shakes up the Dynasty football landscape with a breakout Week 14 against the Titans, sparking debate about his starting prospects with the Cleveland Browns next season. Is Sanders poised to secure the Browns quarterback job, or will Cleveland target a first-round rookie?

Lamar Jackson’s fantasy football value faces a shocking turn as the Baltimore Ravens star battles injuries and a daunting matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Should managers finally bench Jackson, even if he suits up? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano break down why big names like Jackson, Justin Jefferson, and D'Andre Swift might be fantasy liabilities, while unsung heroes such as Quinnshon Judkins, Michael Pittman Jr., and Alec Pierce become crucial Week 14 starters.

Mark Andrews stuns Dynasty managers with a surprise Baltimore Ravens contract extension, sending shockwaves through the tight end landscape and shaking Isaiah Likely's fantasy outlook. Will this move cap Andrews’ dynasty ceiling or open a new path for Likely as a top tight end free agent target in 2026?