Week 15 Tough Calls; Chiefs-Chargers; Fantasy Feud! (12/15 Fantasy Football Podcast)
James Robinson or Rashaad Penny? AJ Dillon or Javonte Williams? Start Lamar Jackson? Mike Williams? We also preview Chiefs-Chargers and play Fantasy Feud! Plus Dynasty talk!
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Show Notes
Get ready for in-depth discussions on the Week 15 tough calls. We start with Rashaad Penny (3:00) and James Robinson (8:15). Who has more upside? Who has the lower floor? And how much do we trust Lamar Jackson this week (16:50)? ... We've got your news and notes (22:00) and then more tough calls including AJ Dillon (25:35), Javonte Williams (29:05) and Donovan Peoples-Jones (33:15) who has a great opportunity this week. Then we preview Chiefs-Chargers (39:30)! This will be a much tougher test for this Chiefs defense, but can Mike Williams came through this week? What about CEH? ... Dynasty RB talk (51:00), Fantasy Feud (54:10), your emails (1:02:00) and Apple Podcast questions (1:05:00) ... Your emails at [email protected]
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