CFF All Day Podcast

CFF All Day
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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.

  1. 3h ago

    Week 10 Lab Day: The Chance Morrow Lesson, Wednesday Night MACtion Start/Sit and the Receiver Usage Map

    It’s CFF Lab Day for Week 10 of college fantasy football. First, the receipts from Tuesday night’s MACtion, Ohio at Akron and Buffalo at Miami of Ohio: six of eight calls hit, including Jordan Gant and Duncan Brune, and the Messiah Burch miss. Then Chance Morrow’s 45.9-point night, a listener question that would have gotten the answer wrong, and what it teaches about trusting usage over a cold streak. Plus a listener’s tight end question, Willie Rodriguez, Kari Ashley or Joshua Long, where the full season changes the answer. Then the waiver market: who leagues chased after Tuesday, including Chris Lawson, Cardae Mack, Isaiah Mizell and Thomas Castellanos, and who’s still sitting on the wire. Then tonight’s three MAC games, Toledo at Sacramento State, Ball State at UMass and Central Michigan vs. Eastern Michigan, with a call on every player who matters, including CJ Miller, Connor Walendzak, Adjatay Dabbs and William Watson. Then the Lab: last week’s Underclassmen Report, graded, and the Usage Map, receiver edition, with every receiver in the country on one chart, how often he’s on the field against how much of the offense runs through him. That includes the 11 receivers with an every-down role who are still on the wire in most leagues, led by Western Michigan’s Aveion Chenault, who has the biggest share of his team’s targets of all 465 receivers on the chart. Availability updates from tonight’s MAC report go up on X before kickoff.

  2. 2d ago

    Week 9 Receipts + Recap, Do the Defense Rankings Work? and the Week 10 Waiver Wire

    Week 9 is in the books. An Air Force fullback turned quarterback, rostered in zero percent of leagues, scored 44 points. Texas Tech changed quarterbacks, and three backfields changed hands. This episode covers what happened and the usage underneath the points. Then every call from last week gets graded: the waiver list, Friday’s rankings, the defense sits and both Saturday listener questions, misses included. Next is a new test of the opponent-adjusted defense rankings. They held up at running back and quarterback, they only work at receiver once you adjust for opponents, and they show nothing at tight end. The episode also names the softest and toughest Week 10 matchups at every position. The show closes with the Week 10 waiver wire: ten players to add, with a start-or-bench verdict for each this week, plus two-quarterback streamers, deep-league matchup plays and conditional adds with clear triggers.

  3. 5d ago

    Week 9 Rankings: Thursday Night Receipts, Friday Night Start/Sit, Every Smash Play and the Gross Games of the Week

    It's rankings day for Week 9 of college fantasy football. First, the receipts from Thursday night: North Texas' 48–41 shootout with Florida Atlantic, where Tayven Jackson, Caden Veltkamp, Jahiem White, Easton Messer and Justin Stevenson all graded out at an A, and the James Madison backfield call we missed on Seth Cromwell. Then tonight's three games, Tulane at Charlotte, Baylor at UCF and Kent State at Sacramento State, with a start or sit on every player who matters, including Gavin Freeman, Wayne Harris and the rise of UCF's Keyone Jenkins. Then a walkthrough of how the rankings are built, including a new quarterback matchup test: a defense has to be soft on the season, soft since Week 5 and still soft with its biggest game taken out. Then the rankings: every Smash Play, plus the top Role Win and top Matchup Dart at QB, RB, WR, TE and DST. That includes Lincoln Kienholz and Kendrick Raphael at #1, why Jackson Gutierrez is a start against Notre Dame, and why Marshall's defense is a stream at Old Dominion. And a new segment to close it out: the Gross Games of the Week, the five games on the board you want no part of, led by UAB at South Florida. The full rankings at every position go up on X right after the episode drops.

  4. 6d ago

    Week 9 Thursday: Wednesday Receipts, CFF Games of the Week, Matchups to Chase, Tight End Report Card and Injury Check

    It’s the bridge to Saturday. The show opens with the Wednesday-night receipts: Boogie Woods and Caden Creel hit, one head-to-head call missed, and that miss taught a lesson about running back matchups. Then start/sit for tonight’s Florida Atlantic at North Texas and Troy at James Madison games. That’s followed by the debut of a new segment, the CFF Games of the Week: Saturday’s biggest fantasy games ranked by Game Score, with who pops, what we like, what worries us, and one call per game to grade next week. Next comes the Week 9 defense rankings turned into a weekend matchup board, with the quarterbacks and running backs to chase and the matchups to fear. Then the Tight End Report Card, which goes past route counts to find the tight ends who get the ball and do something with it. And the injury check closes the show, from Kamario Taylor and Kewan Lacy to a listener tip on Florida’s quarterback.

  5. Oct 28

    CFF Lab Day: Rostered Like Stars, Scoring Like Backups | Week 9 Wednesday Start/Sit + the Underclassmen Report

    It’s CFF Lab Day. We grade all 13 of Tuesday night’s calls, including a quarterback we undersold by 15 points, a receiver who scored 38 and a quarterback who didn’t play. Then the waiver market: who the market chased after Tuesday, which drops were right, and the bye-week drops you can take advantage of. Next, start/sit for tonight’s two Conference USA games, Kennesaw State at Middle Tennessee and Jacksonville State at New Mexico State, with a call on every player who matters. In the lab, the RB Usage Map puts 233 FBS running backs on one chart: how much of the backfield each one owns against how many points he scores. It shows the backs with big roles still on your wire, and ten backs rostered like stars and scoring like backups. We close with a new study, the Underclassmen Report: the freshmen and sophomores whose roles are jumping right now, before your league notices.

  6. Oct 27

    Tuesday Night Start/Sit, the Week 9 Matchups That Matter, and the Lineup Lab

    College football is back on Tuesday night, and every fantasy-relevant player in Delaware at Western Kentucky and Sam Houston at Missouri State gets a call before kickoff, including one quarterback whose return changes everything for his top receiver. Then it's the Week 9 matchups. Last week's receipts showed which positions the defense rankings actually predict, so this episode only chases the matchups that have earned it. Next is five numbers at every position: backfields that just changed hands, receivers whose target shares doubled, a tight end on the field more than almost anyone at his position, and one quarterback whose volume is going up while his points go down. The episode closes with the Lineup Lab: three real lineups, head-to-head start/sit calls, and what to do in a Power Four league when your quarterback goes down.

  7. Oct 26

    Week 8 Receipts: The Rankings Hit, the Backfields Flipped + Week 9 Waivers

    Week 8 is in the books, and if you missed Saturday, this episode gets you caught up before waivers run Tuesday. We walk through the five biggest fantasy stories of the week. That includes a backup quarterback who ran for more than 250 yards in his first career start, and four backfields that changed hands overnight. Then we dig into the numbers underneath the fantasy points: which players are getting the opportunities, and which ones are turning them into big plays. Some of the names leading those lists are still sitting on your waiver wire. We also grade ourselves. Last Monday’s waiver list, every call from Friday’s rankings and, for the first time, our defense rankings, and one of those tests surprised us. We close with the Week 9 waiver top 10, who’s heating up, who not to panic about and the byes and weeknight games that can sink your lineup if you’re not ready.

  8. Oct 23

    Week 8 CFF Rankings: Smash Plays, Role Wins & Thursday Night Fallout | CFF All Day

    It’s rankings day for Week 8 of college fantasy football. First, the CFF fallout from Thursday night: George Pettaway’s hamstring injury, Marcus Stokes’ 39.9-point night in Memphis’ overtime win, and the touchdown games you shouldn’t chase. Then a walkthrough of how the rankings are built. Every player starts with his role, and the matchup has to be soft on the season and since Week 5. Then the rankings: every Smash Play, plus the top Role Win and top Matchup Dart at QB, RB, WR, TE and DST. That includes Cale Hellums and Dilin Jones at #1, why Umari Hatcher doesn’t need a particular quarterback, and why JC French is a pass against Texas Tech. The full rankings, five deep at every position, go up on X right after the episode drops.

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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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  • Creator
    CFF All Day
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    38
  • Rating
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