The Tush Push Forever Asterisk*
from Misery Loves Fantasy Hosted by Charley Todd and Sean Dooley
Summary In this episode, Charley and Sean dive deep into their shared misery of fantasy football, discussing injuries, trades, and the emotional toll of watching games. They explore the impact of player performance on their leagues, the frustrations of bad calls, and the controversial 'tush push' strategy used by the Eagles. The conversation is filled with humor, camaraderie, and a relatable sense of defeat that many fantasy football players experience.
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