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Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast

The Overreaction Episode! + Fantasy Freakouts - Fantasy Football Podcast for 5/7

07 May 2026

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Chapter 1: What is the focus of the Fantasy Footballers episode on May 7, 2026?

0.031 - 23.576 Andy Holloway

Welcome to the Fantasy Footballers Podcast with your hosts, Andy Holloway, Jason Moore and Mike Wright.

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23.596 - 24.317 Mike Wright

Welcome in.

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Chapter 2: How can leagues benefit from switching to a FAAB waiver system?

31.182 - 40.771 Mike Wright

Thursday, May 7th. The Fantasy Footballers back again. Mike Wright, Jason Moore, Andy Holloway.

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Chapter 3: What are the latest NFL news updates impacting fantasy football?

40.831 - 55.184 Mike Wright

Overreactions episode for 2026. Some news to talk about. Some golf talk if we want to.

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55.444 - 56.685 Unknown

Yeah, some golf talk.

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56.705 - 61.189 Mike Wright

You had a really poignant tweet today.

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62.57 - 63.131 Unknown

Yes, I did.

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63.251 - 63.712 Mike Wright

About golf.

63.792 - 65.395 Unknown

And it was very true.

66.156 - 71.044 Mike Wright

I thought it was. Why don't you read it just for those out there that share the hobby, our new hobby of golf.

Chapter 4: Which players are likely to be overvalued after the NFL Draft?

71.064 - 87.555 Unknown

I mean, it's something that I am working on. I am not good, but I have found in life when you work on things, you can get better. And so I tweeted out that my experience with golf. Is that the more work you put into getting better, the higher you can score. So it's great news, guys.

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87.876 - 89.6 Mike Wright

And you've been accomplishing. And I have been accomplishing.

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Chapter 5: What should fantasy managers know about rookie tight ends this season?

89.62 - 90.462 Mike Wright

Higher and higher.

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90.482 - 99.002 Unknown

I did get a higher score today than ever before. So that's awesome. Awesome. High score wins, right?

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Chapter 6: How can players overcome touchdown droughts in fantasy football?

99.022 - 100.946 Mike Wright

Your points for went up. Yeah.

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102.108 - 103.091 Unknown

I'm a football guy.

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103.131 - 122.708 Mike Wright

That's right. That's right. Mike back in the building today. Chillo. We have a couple of quick announcements. The best ball rankings. are now live in the UDK Plus. So that's pretty exciting. Those of you that play best ball out there on the various platforms, you can find our best ball rankings in the UDK Plus right now.

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Chapter 7: What factors should be considered regarding running back health for 2026?

122.768 - 147.117 Mike Wright

If you don't have the UDK, ultimatedraftkit.com for that. Quick question of the day comes from Zach on Instagram. How can I convince my league to switch to FAB? FAB is a way to handle waivers, stands for Free Agent Acquisition Budget, and it means that each week teams blind bid on free agent's

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Chapter 8: How do mobile quarterbacks affect fantasy football strategies?

147.097 - 167.066 Mike Wright

And when the free agents process, you'll find out who gets them based on who bid the most fab. A lot of leagues have like 100 fab budget, maybe 200 over the course of the year. Some leagues have off-season fab budgets. But this is in opposition to kind of a default standard of like waiver priority.

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167.366 - 193.272 Unknown

One of the things that's silly to me now is that I think most defaults are now a fab system. So it's like old leagues that you've been in for a while that have been running it as the old standard, which was just waiver priority. If you start like a new league on sleeper, I have to imagine that that just defaults to fat because that's the way that fantasy has been played for the last decade now.

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193.332 - 210.576 Unknown

So if you want to convince them, I think that's one of the arguments. This is really the new norm for the majority of leagues. Two, the big argument is always about fun. The reason to change any rule in any league is to maximize fun.

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211.076 - 215.582 Jason Moore

And maybe some fairness. Sure. That's a secondary thing.

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215.783 - 233.983 Unknown

But I think primary, number one most important thing for every rule is, is this make my league more fun? It's also more fair. It's also another level of competition and excitement. And so you get to try to outsmart, outplan your opponents.

234.303 - 243.572 Mike Wright

It's another day of drama for your league that you get to look forward to in the waivers process. Most leagues do still default to rolling waivers. So this is a change.

243.792 - 252.52 Jason Moore

Even on Sleeper. Kyle said he fired up a test. On Sleeper? It was rolling waivers. Hey, Sleeper, you're listening.

252.56 - 263.743 Unknown

No, no, no. Yeah, we've got this platform. Sleeper. We love you guys. You love us. Change. That's all it takes. Just literally type some things on the keyboard and change your default to FAB.

263.783 - 286.15 Mike Wright

You want to know why it's not exotic? I'll tell you why it's not is because it is more involved. It does take more effort to manage a FAB budget. If you have reverse order of standings, it's very easy to understand how waivers are going to process. You don't have to do another action. So I think that's why. I think it's because of simplicity. Is it better? FAB is better.

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