The fantasy playoffs are finally here, and the margin for error is officially zero. In this episode, Jhonny and Omar kick things off riding high after what might’ve been their best week yet—four out of five on picks—and dive straight into the chaos that comes with playoff time. From the Raiders continuing to look unwatchable to Sam Darnold’s rough stretch and the uncomfortable realization that the Cowboys just aren’t a playoff team, the guys break down what actually matters as the postseason begins.

They walk through the current playoff picture, key injury updates, and how weather, quarterback play, and coaching decisions are shaping both real-life outcomes and fantasy lineups. The conversation hits on sneaky favorites, elimination games, and why timing and sportsmanship (especially at the podium) still matter in the NFL. With the Bengals and Dolphins fighting to stay alive, the Chiefs officially eliminated, and the Niners poised to make noise, every game carries real weight.

As always, the episode is packed with matchup-by-matchup predictions, fantasy strategy, league updates, and personal anecdotes from the trenches of playoff stress. If you’re setting your first playoff lineup, sweating your picks, or already preparing your excuses, this is Your Playoff Start.

Just when you thought you were safe… welcome to fantasy football purgatory. This week, Jhonny and Omar break down the heartbreak of Your Seventh Place Team—the brutal line between playoff dreams and moral victories. The guys unpack Fat Phil’s rough week, the teacher league tiebreaker controversy that has everyone questioning head-to-head versus points for, and why commissioners suddenly become public enemies in December. From league rules and media responsibilities to cosmic fantasy justice, nothing is off limits.

On the field, Kyle Pitts goes nuclear with a record-breaking performance, Philip Rivers’ name somehow reenters the conversation, and Bijan Robinson sparks a PR debate that feels completely avoidable. The hosts then turn their attention to Week 15, breaking down key quarterback situations, playoff implications, and must-win games across the league. Can Buffalo bounce back? Do the Titans stay hot against the Niners? Are the Dolphins quietly becoming the ultimate spoiler? And yes—there are picks, overreactions, and confident declarations like “Give me the Dolphins” and “Let’s go Buffalo.”

The episode wraps with Commission Crispy Corner, a look at Spotify Wrapped, league updates, playoff scenarios, and a reminder that fantasy football is cruel, unfair, and somehow still the best thing we do every week. If you’re staring at the standings in seventh place wondering where it all went wrong… this one’s for you.

This week, Jhonny and the crew dig into a full plate of NFL chaos and Thanksgiving hot takes. From surprising upsets that shook the league to arguments over which Thanksgiving dish deserves to be banished from the table (sorry, green bean casserole), the episode blends football analysis with holiday flavor.

The hosts break down Joe Burrow’s return and what it means for the Bengals, while also diving deep into fantasy football strategy as bye weeks wind down and playoff races heat up. They explore defensive matchups, injury updates, and the importance of tight ends during this crucial stretch—plus a fair amount of friendly trash talk over questionable betting picks and overreactions that might not be as wild as they sound.

With full game-by-game predictions—including must-watch matchups like Texans–Chiefs, Colts–Jags, and a potentially spicy Broncos–Raiders upset—the guys bring sharp analysis and classic banter. They wrap things up with updates from Final Dynasty and Fumble Games, highlighting the unpredictable rollercoaster that is fantasy football in the late season.

Whether you’re here for the NFL insights, the Thanksgiving food slander, or the fantasy football advice, this episode serves up everything you need heading into Week 14—with a side of chaos.

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