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The College Fantasy Football All Day Podcast is your daily edge for the college fantasy football season. We break down the usage, opportunity, injuries, depth charts, waiver-wire targets, breakouts, start/sit decisions and everything else that matters for your CFF lineup. New episodes throughout the week during the college football season. CFF never stops. Neither do we. All Day.
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The waiver claims are in. The roster moves are made. Now comes the harder question: are you actually starting the players you just picked up? On the Week 3 Friday edition of College Fantasy Football All Day, we revisit four of the biggest waiver risers of the week — Collin Dixon, Jesse Legree, Fame Ijeboi and Chance Morrow — and determine which ones belong in starting lineups. Then it's time to put the process to the test with real lineup decisions: Sam Leavitt vs. Aaron Philo vs. Marcel Reed, Jahiem White vs. Joe Jackson, Julian Sayin vs. Malik Washington, Demond Williams vs. Byrum Brown, and whether Mekhi Nelson deserves to stay in the lineup. Plus, one low-rostered Minnesota WR whose underlying usage deserves attention before Week 3 kicks off. Friday = the research is done. It's time to lock it in. Fantasy points tell us who to investigate. Usage tells us who to believe.
Waivers are over. Now it’s time to set some damn lineups. On Thursday’s College Fantasy Football All Day, we turn everything we learned this week into actionable Week 3 decisions. We break down the Week 3 Matchup Board to find the offenses and positional matchups worth attacking, take real lineup decisions to Start/Sit Court, and react to late injury and depth-chart news that could change your plans. Plus: which underlying PFF profiles actually matter for Week 3, why Chance Morrow’s massive target volume is being tested by a brutal Penn State matchup, the latest on Sam Leavitt, and deep options for the CFF sickos. In this episode: - Late Week 3 injury & QB news- Week 3 Matchup Board- Start/Sit Court- Matchups and offenses to attack- Chance Morrow: Role vs. Matchup- Applying Wednesday’s CFF Lab- Deep-league/Sicko Corner- One final look at the Fantrax market Fantasy points tell us who to investigate. Usage tells us who to believe. Now it’s time to make the call.
Can opportunity help us find the next CFF breakout before the fantasy points make it obvious? On this episode of College Fantasy Football All Day, we introduce CFF Lab Day and put that question to the test. We look back at Week 2 rankings vs. actual fantasy results, use Chance Morrow as a case study for why opportunity matters, and identify three Week 3 players whose usage could be pointing toward a bigger fantasy performance. Plus: 🏈 CFF Market Report — Tracking Fantrax roster movement from Monday through Thursday 📈 Which Week 2 breakouts are still being aggressively added? 👀 Jalen Mickens & Brendan Jenkins — has the market caught up? 🕳️ CFF Sicko Corner — RBs available in the deepest leagues 🔭 2027 Recon — Young QBs we're monitoring before next year's hype begins The goal isn't to predict touchdowns. It's to find the opportunity before it becomes obvious fantasy production. Find the opportunity. Make the move. CFF All Day.
Fantasy points tell you what happened. Usage can tell you what might happen next. On this episode of College Fantasy Football All Day, we dig into the Week 1 vs. Week 2 numbers to find the CFF players gaining opportunities, losing ground and fighting through crowded position rooms. We debut a new recurring segment — 🚨 CFF Crowded Rooms — and break down several situations fantasy managers need to know heading into Week 3. 🏠 Which low-rostered RBs are controlling their backfields? 📈 Which WRs saw major jumps in targets and target share? 🚨 Are CFF managers rostering the right Texas Tech RB? 📉 Which opportunity declines are legitimate warnings — and which are misleading? 👀 Which low-rostered players should be on your radar before Week 3? Plus: J’Koby Williams vs. Cameron Dickey, DeAree Rogers’ massive target-share jump, the SMU and Georgia backfields, Keveun Mason, Jabari Bates, Damari Alston, AJ Wilson, Jalen Mickens and more. If you’re making Week 3 waiver decisions, don’t just chase last week’s fantasy points. Follow the opportunity.
Week 2 is in the books, and it’s time to figure out what actually matters for your college fantasy football roster heading into Week 3. On this episode of CFF All Day, we check the receipts from last week’s calls, build an early Week 3 waiver board, and dig into the usage numbers behind some of the most interesting players in CFF. We’re talking: Early waiver targets including Tony Diaz, Brendan Jenkins, Darrin Fugitt and Alton McCaskill Justice Haynes rewarding the Week 1 “don’t panic” call The Buffalo–FIU Sicko Game delivering huge fantasy performances Opportunity vs. ownership mismatches Players scoring more than their workloads may support Highly rostered players with concerning target volume Five names to watch closely heading into Week 3 Fantrax gives us the fantasy production and roster market. PFF gives us the targets, routes, carries and opportunity. The goal is simple: find the places where fantasy points, opportunity and roster percentage aren’t telling the same story.
It’s Saturday morning. Your lineup is mostly set. Now we figure out what actually changed. On this Week 2 edition of CFF Saturday Morning, we hit the late injury news, final lineup decisions, emergency waiver options and the players whose outlook changed overnight. DJ Lagway is out — so are we still starting Gavin Freeman? We also talk: - Jaylin Carter final call - Keveun Mason and Ajay Allen in brutal matchups - Riley Neer as a late WR plug-in - Ismail Mahdi as a Saturday add - Anthony Woods and other injury updates - Final Week 2 flag plants Saturday isn’t about rebuilding your whole lineup. It’s about reacting when the information changes — and leaving everything else alone. Find the opportunity. Make the move. Win your league. CFF All Day.
The waiver moves are made. We’ve studied the opportunity. We’ve tested the Week 1 breakouts. Now it’s time to make some decisions. On Friday’s Week 2 Game Plan, we turn everything we learned this week into actionable college fantasy football lineup advice. Should you trust Jaylin Carter at Boise State? Is Gavin Freeman already a Week 2 start? What do we do with Keveun Mason against Penn State and Ajay Allen against Georgia? And how much should we trust Week 1 breakouts like Jamill Williams, Legend Glasker and Cooper Hoch? Plus: - Waiver adds we’re willing to start - Players making us nervous - Week 2 prove-it plays - The CFF Sicko Game of the Week - Our Friday Flag Plants Tuesday was about finding the players. Friday is about deciding what to do with them. Find the opportunity. Make the move. CFF All Day.
Week 1 gave us plenty of college fantasy football breakouts — but which ones should we actually believe? On Thursday’s Buy the Breakout?, we move beyond the Week 1 box score and ask what happens next. We revisit names like Gavin Freeman, Jaylin Carter, Keveun Mason, Jamill Williams, Cooper Hoch and more to determine which performances were backed by repeatable opportunity — and which ones still need to prove it. We break the players into BUY IT, PROVE IT, DON’T CHASE THE BOX SCORE and BUY BEFORE THE POINTS, while looking at what we need to see next to confirm or break the breakout thesis. Plus, one under-the-radar running back whose breakout may have already happened — the fantasy points just haven’t caught up yet. Find the opportunity. CFF All Day.
The Opportunity Report is here. Week 1 fantasy points only tell part of the story. Today on College Fantasy Football All Day, we're digging underneath the box score to find the carries, targets, routes and workloads that actually matter for CFF. Georgia Tech RB Justice Haynes scored just 7.8 fantasy points—but PFF charted 21 opportunities. Baylor RB Dawson Pendergrass finished with only 11.9 fantasy points despite 27 official touches against Auburn. Those are the kinds of performances we're investigating. We also debut the CFF All Day Panic Meter, look at highly rostered players including Akron RB Jordan Gant, Toledo RB CJ Miller and Jacksonville State WR Deondre Johnson, and decide which Week 1 disappointments actually deserve our concern. Plus, we're digging for opportunity the fantasy market may still be missing, including Western Kentucky WR Cameron Flowers, Baylor WR Jadon Porter, Georgia Tech WR Jordan Allen and Iowa WR Tony Diaz. And we finish with Middle Tennessee RB Antonio Martin, whose breakout may have already happened underneath the fantasy score. Don't panic about the points. Panic about disappearing opportunity. Find the opportunity. CFF All Day.
Week 1 gave us our first real look at roles, workloads and opportunities across college football. Now it's time to decide which performances actually deserve a waiver claim. On today's College Fantasy Football All Day Podcast, we go beyond the fantasy-point leaderboard to break down the best Week 2 CFF waiver-wire targets. We discuss Bowling Green TE Jeremiah Scoby's 11-target breakout , the massive Week 1 opportunities for Baylor WR Gavin Freeman and Temple RB Keveun Mason , what we're buying with Memphis RB Jaylin Carter , and the next group of running backs and receivers fantasy managers need to know. Plus: Our priority Week 2 waiver adds The 0% Club — players almost nobody has rostered yet Opportunity hiding behind mediocre fantasy scores RB workloads we're buying Target volume that caught our attention QB Shopping — Deuce Bailey, Mason McKenzie, Braden Atkinson and more Why a good waiver add doesn't always mean a good Week 2 start And before we hit the waiver wire, we take a quick trip through the Week 1 chaos and explain the philosophy behind our research: Fantasy points tell us who to investigate. Usage tells us who to believe. New CFF All Day episodes throughout the week.
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