The Bleav Fantasy Football Show with Michael Fabiano and Lindsay Rhodes Bleav

Our conversation, on the last episode, about the 3 Texans WRs, and the likelihood that they meet ADP expectations this year, led Fabs down a historical rabbit hole. And he emerged with some data. Historically… the number of teams that have supported 3 high(er) end WRs in one season is… small. But it’s happened. And Fabs and Lindsay disagree about whether the numbers make them feel better or worse about the Texans chances.

Also in this episode, a closer look at Mike Evans. Is he flying under the fantasy radar? And should you prefer him to Drake London at ADP?

Plus… are you “Team Lots Of Pictures In My Phone” or “Team Delete and Keep That Number Manageable?”

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We’re tackling some high end wide receivers on today’s episode, with numbers you need to know before you draft. Like:

*Puka’s averages WITH Cooper Kupp. (What if Kupp’s healthy all year? Does that hurt Puka’s fantasy value?)
*Justin Jefferson WITHOUT Kirk Cousins. (How worried should we be about JJ’s value with Darnold or McCarthy?)
*Diggs in Houston (Is he declining? Can they support THREE fantasy assets at WR?)

Speaking of which, have we EVER seen a team support 3 WRs the way we’re hoping Houston (and Chicago) will this season?

Lindsay and Fabs hope this conversation helps you figure out which guys you’d prefer in the higher ranges, and why.

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Lindsay and Fabs are back with some stats that might sway your opinions about the fantasy value of a handful of running backs.

What should we make of the way James Cook, Zamir White & Aaron Jones finished the year last season? What should we make of the multi-back backfields in Seattle, Miami and Pittsburgh?

Plus.. a very specific thing to look out for this summer in Denver.

Also… in the non-fantasy related department, this episode brings you a horror movie recommendation; thoughts on female hair lengths… and bad news for Movember participants.

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14 of Goff’s first 15 games are indoors! Stafford averaged 20.3 pts in his last 6 starts!

There’s a lot of information out there about fantasy assets- both exciting and concerning. But what should you make of it all?

Fabs has honed in on 8 QB stats that he thinks are helpful in determining what’s real and what’s not. Listen to his conversation with Lindsay as they try to figure out who’s worth drafting… and which QBs *really* have a chance to be better this season.

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Lindsay is on vacation, so Fabs goes solo with a look at wide receiver and tight end sleepers for 2024!

Fabs also discusses the teams that have to play three games in 13 days or less during the season, including the Cowboys and Chiefs (to name a few), and what it might mean for fantasy fans.

Plus, he talks about his experience at a sleep center for his sleep apnea issues (wonderful), and why it's almost never OK to switch teams or root for multiple teams in the same sport!

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Gotta love when an organic theme develops. And today’s theme is “rest.”

Lindsay and Fabs discuss Warren Sharp’s findings about rest edges revealed by the schedule release, and what the rest disparities might mean for fantasy… starting with the #1 pick.

Then Fabs reveals his 2024 “Sleepers” at QB and RB. (After establishing his very thorough- and narrow- definition of “sleeper”).

It’s also revealed that Fabs is a poor “sleeper” and might be getting a CPAP machine, which will definitely be good for his dating life.

Plus… a discussion about the last “Total Access” show.

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