Episode #4
Three Men Give Beginner Advice
Aug 17, 202645 minS2
Listen as we go over some of the basic to fantasy football. We go over basic terminology, rosters, positions, scoring and how it all began for us.
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Hosted by 3 Men and A Fantasy · sports · EN · 44 episodes
It’s not what you think, unless you’re thinking fantasy football.We’re just three longtime friends who love talking fantasy football and don’t take ourselves too seriously. Whether it’s the offseason grind or the chaos of mid-season, we know it can be tough to keep up. That’s where we come in.We break down the latest news, share our (sometimes terrible) takes, and help you make sense of the unpredictable world of fantasy football all while keeping things fun, light, and entertaining.Tune in for the laughs, stay for the league-winning nuggets. Or just laugh at how wrong we are.
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Episode #4
Listen as we go over some of the basic to fantasy football. We go over basic terminology, rosters, positions, scoring and how it all began for us.
Episode #3
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Episode #2
It's not THAT kinda accomplishment. But we did add a few interesting rules to our upcoming Fantasy league season. Watch as we debate and discuss with our leaguemates in our Annual Meeting.
Episode #1
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Episode #43
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