Conference Championship Week is here, and the Comanagers are locked in. Episode 88 breaks down the final two matchups standing between the Super Bowl and us, starting with New England traveling to Denver with Jarrett Stidham under center and Bo Nix sidelined. Is this the easiest playoff path ever, or is a trap game brewing?

On the NFC side, we dive into Rams vs Seahawks, two teams trending in opposite directions. Seattle looks dominant, the Rams keep surviving by the skin of their teeth, and nobody is quite sure how this ends.

We run it back with the Comanagers Clash, where Justin narrowly squeaks out a 3–2 win, then roll into Fantasy Feast, picking the players we think will absolutely cook in the toughest week of the season.

We close by teasing next week’s episode on the NFL coaching carousel—highlighted by an all-time angry Baker Mayfield tweet—because even when the games slow down, the chaos never does.

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The Comanagers are back after a week off, and we waste no time getting right back into playoff madness. Episode 87 opens with Justin discovering the rare joy of actually needing a jacket on vacation, before we dive headfirst into a full NFL Playoff Recap.

We break down every game from Wildcard Weekend through the Divisional Round. From the Rams and Bears surviving late-game insanity, to Buffalo riding Josh Allen until the wheels nearly came off, to the Eagles officially being put out of their misery, nothing is off limits.

We debate Chicago’s run of miracles (and whether divine intervention is officially in play), marvel at Jauan Jennings throwing a better deep ball than half the league, and react to historic meltdowns—including CJ Stroud’s five-pick, five-fumble nightmare and Bo Nix’s ankle injury changing everything in Denver.

If you like cold-weather football, playoff overreactions, quarterback chaos, and the Comanagers doing what they do best—this one’s for you.

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Episode 86 kicks off with John calling out one of the most painful truths of the 2025 fantasy season: the sophomore slump absolutely wrecked the 2024 wide receiver class. From overhyped breakouts to weekly lineup landmines, we break down how expectations crashed into reality.

From there, it’s full Playoff Week Preview mode as we dive into Fantasy Feast, highlighting the players we think will carry teams when it matters most. The Comanagers Clash returns, where John and Justin go head-to-head in Feast vs. Famine picks—ending with John pulling out a decisive 5–4 victory.

We wrap things up with Playoff Picks across the wild-card weekend. If you’re celebrating your recent title or just here to listen to us argue with confidence, this episode sets the table for playoff glory.

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In this episode, John opens with one of the cruelest truths of fantasy football: dominating the regular season meant absolutely nothing in 2025. We break down the wild stats showing just how unlikely it was for top regular-season teams to actually win a fantasy championship—and why the playoffs remain a beautiful, unpredictable mess.

From there, we hand out the highly anticipated 2025 Comanagers Fantasy Awards, celebrating the biggest heroes, villains, comebacks, and nuclear performances of the year. Christian McCaffrey takes home MVP honors after a full return to dominance, while Bijan Robinson delivers a legendary playoff run worthy of league-winner status. We also recognize massive value picks like JSN and Matthew Stafford, who shattered expectations.

We shine a spotlight on the League Sinners who broke hearts in the playoffs, the Back From the Dead stars who resurrected their careers, and the rookies who made an immediate impact. Finally, we unleash the Nuclear Awards, honoring the single most devastating fantasy performances at every position—weeks that ended matchups before Sunday night.

If you want closure on the fantasy season, validation for your draft takes, or reminders of how unfair this game truly is, this episode delivers.

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Episode 84 opens with immediate chaos as Justin unloads on one of the softest ejections of the season—Alec Pierce getting tossed for barely brushing a referee. It’s a rant fueled by disbelief, slow-motion replays, and the age-old question: what are we even doing here?

From there, we take a victory lap through a week full of NFL history, including Myles Garrett breaking the single-season sack record, Caleb Williams rewriting the Bears’ passing record book (while still somehow not reaching 4,000 yards), Trevor Lawrence setting a new Jaguars scoring mark, and Cam Little casually kicking field goals from another zip code.

We roll into This Just In with Justin to cover a wild coaching carousel, highlighted by the Raiders firing Pete Carroll after one season—and the organization now paying $50+ million to coaches who no longer work there. The Falcons, Cardinals, Browns, and Giants also make moves.

If you like football news, fantasy reflection, and yelling at referees, Episode 84 has you covered.

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Episode 83 starts exactly where it should: with completely unhinged NFL stats that make absolutely no sense. The Packers are somehow 0–3 when they don’t punt, the Eagles are 3–0 when they forget how to throw the ball for an entire half, and that pretty much sets the tone for the rest of the episode.

From there, we dive into another round of Fantasy Feast + Famine, including a tightly contested Comanagers Clash where Justin barely squeaks out a win thanks to just enough correct chaos. Trey McBride continues his reign of terror at tight end, while Derrick Henry somehow ends up on the Famine list as RB1.

We break down the best matchups of the week in Fantasy Feast, fade the landmines in Fantasy Famine, and detour into one of the strangest NFL side plots of the season: DK Metcalf getting suspended for fighting a fan… who then held a press conference wearing a suit and a backwards Lions hat to defend himself.

If you like your fantasy analysis mixed with bad beats, broken logic, and the feeling that none of us truly understand this sport—Episode 83 is for you.

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Episode 82 is a full-blown roller coaster of dominance, disappointment, and late-season weirdness.

We open with a quick reality check on the NFL landscape—highlighting just how few wins some teams have managed against opponents over .500—before diving headfirst into another jam-packed Winners and Sinners episode.

This week’s Winners feature video-game performances across the board. Drake Maye puts together one of the most efficient quarterback games of the season, Brock Purdy and Trevor Lawrence continue their playoff fantasy tear, and Malik Willis shocks everyone with a dual-threat explosion. At running back, Derrick Henry delivers a legendary 36-carry, four-touchdown performance, while Christian McCaffrey reminds us—again—why he’s RB1. The tight end position stays absurd, with Trey McBride stacking yet another weekly win as he continues one of the most dominant TE seasons ever.

On the flip side, the Sinners list is massive. From superstar letdowns like Saquon Barkley, Jahmyr Gibbs, Justin Jefferson, and Jalen Hurts, to painful duds from players managers needed most, this week punished even the best fantasy lineups. If you survived it, you earned it.

If you want the full breakdown of who carried you, who buried you, and why fantasy football remains completely unhinged—Episode 82 has you covered.

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Episode 81 is a celebration, a history lesson, and a warning label for Week 18 all rolled into one.

We start by congratulating all the fantasy champions, including Lon, who took down Dave in the home league, thanks to dominant performances from Christian McCaffrey and Dak Prescott. From there, the guys break down a week filled with record-setting performances, led by Josh Allen becoming the fastest and youngest quarterback in NFL history to reach 300 career touchdowns—doing it in just 127 games and before turning 30. Trey McBride also etched his name in the record books, setting a new single-season tight end receptions record with 119 catches.

With some leagues still playing in Week 18, John and Justin tackle one of fantasy football’s most debated topics: Should fantasy leagues play Week 18 at all? The pros, the cons, and why some leagues embrace the chaos while others avoid it entirely.

The episode closes with This Just In with Justin and a critical Catch Some Waives segment, focusing on late-season injuries, rest situations, and Week 18 waiver adds that could decide championships. From quarterback uncertainty and resting starters to surprise contributors and sneaky defensive plays, Episode 81 is all about navigating the final—and most unpredictable—week of the fantasy season.

If you’re still alive in Week 18, this one’s for you.

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