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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2020 · 49 MIN

Fantasy Football Fact Check after Week 1

from The Athletic Fantasy Football Podcast

Nando Di Fino and Emory Hunt get together on this episode of The Athletic Fantasy Football Podcast to discuss what was real and wasn't from Week 1. Were Saquon Barkley's struggles an anomaly? How are we feeling about Tom Brady and the Buccaneers? Where do the Colts' and Browns' backfields go from here? Nando and Emory ask and answer all those questions, and more. Rundown 1:33 A Résumé-Based Week 1 Victory Lap 7:16 Saquon's Anomaly 13:41 The Colts' Backfield Without Marlon Mack 17:46 Is Jacksonville's Week 1 Performance for Real? 26:07 Time to Panic about Baker Mayfield? 30:55 Checking in on Nick Chubb, Mark Ingram and Nyheim Hines 34:31 An Appropriate Spot to Overreact 37:49 Tom Brady and the Buccaneers' Offense 39:17 Ugh, Jets 41:21 Auditing the New Head Coaches 42:45 Still Buying Pat Shurmur and the Broncos 45:12 The Ageless Adrian Peterson Follow Nando on Twitter: @nandodifino Follow Emory on Twitter: @FBallGameplan Get a subscription to The Athletic for $1/month at theathletic.com/fantasyfootballpod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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