EPISODE · Aug 20, 2025 · 59 MIN
GROUND & POUND
from Snap Count Society · host Kalem Post, Tom Sword, Benni Osei-Safo and Steven Roach
Summary In this episode of Snap Count Society, hosts The Buff, Goat, and Stevie dive into the world of NFL running backs, discussing their top 36 rankings, the importance of these rankings in fantasy football, and listener engagement through polls. They explore rookie running backs, the consensus on top players, and tackle mailbag questions about confidence in certain players. The conversation also highlights the dynamics of mid-tier running backs, the situation surrounding Tony Pollard in Tennessee, and the polarizing figure of Josh Jacobs. Overall, the episode provides valuable insights for fantasy football enthusiasts as they prepare for the upcoming season. In this episode, the hosts delve into the intricacies of running back rankings and projections for the upcoming fantasy football season. They discuss the performance of various players, including their potential trade values and the impact of rookies entering the league. The conversation also touches on bold predictions for the season and the importance of strategic drafting. The hosts emphasize the need for listeners to back their instincts when selecting players and to enjoy the draft process as a crucial part of the fantasy football experience. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Pre-Season Reflections 02:54 Running Back Rankings Overview 06:01 The Importance of Running Back Rankings 09:02 Listener Polls and Rookie Running Backs 12:00 Consensus Top 36 Running Backs 14:54 Mailbag Questions and RB1 Confidence 17:59 Top Three Running Backs Discussion 20:52 Mid-Tier Running Backs and Hype 23:56 Tennessee Trouble: Tony Pollard's Situation 27:04 Josh Jacobs: A Polarizing Figure 33:16 Running Back Rankings and Projections 38:11 Fresh Faces in the Running Back Landscape 44:12 Trade Values and Player Evaluations 45:15 Buff's Bluff 55:03 Bold Predictions and Future Monitoring
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