FAmily Times Justin Fensterman, Matt Selz, Ryan Hallam

With 2022 NFL Training Camps in full swing, Justin Fensterman, Matt Selz, and Ryan Hallam dive into which storylines matter for fantasy football and your fantasy league drafts. Get ready for some ranting about stupid Twitter takes and questionable decision-making at the MLB Trade Deadline as well.

As we prepare for our 2022 Fantasy Football drafts, it's always important to check recent ADP. That's just what the FAmily Times crew did this week. There are some players that are going just too high in NFFC ADPs and Justin Fensterman, Ryan Hallam, and Matt Selz tell you who those players are. You might be surprised to hear some of the names we include in that list like Saquon Barkley, Mark Andrews, Cooper Kupp, and others. You'll have to listen to the latest FAmily Times episode to see exactly who we're avoiding and most importantly why we're avoiding them.

Have you ever participated in a fantasy football auction draft? Justin Fensterman and Ryan Hallam talk about the benefits of utilizing a fantasy football auction instead of a snake draft, NFL Wide Receiver average draft position, the Baker Mayfield trade, and about the content provided in the FREE Fantasy Alarm Fantasy Football Draft Guide.

Knowing your league rules is a huge part of fantasy football and setting up a proper league is key too. Justin Fensterman, Matt Selz, and Ryan Hallam debate the proper settings for your fantasy football league and pros and cons of league voting on trades.

Justin Fensterman and Matt Selz discuss the most interesting fantasy football league rules they've heard or played with and how to avoid issues in the season with bad league setups.

Fantasy Football drafts are getting into full swing but who's going too high in early drafts? What players like Patrick Mahomes, Christian McCaffrey, and Cooper Kupp should be falling? At the same time, why are Tua Tagoviola, and Kirk Cousins, and Juju Smith-Schuster going too low? All this and more in the latest FAmily Times Podcast with Justin Fensterman, Matt Selz, and Britt Flinn.