Draftvice-Football Podcast- News/Analysis surrounding Fantasy Football and the NFL Draft

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A podcast combinding stand up comics and football! Check out for News & Analysis surrounding Fantasy Football and the NFL Draft. Follow the podcast at: @Draftvice on Twitter, @Draftvice_Football on Instagram Walter- @BrojoDeathpunch Programming notes- New episodes Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays for all of May June

Recent Episodes

SEP 3, 2026
These 2nd-Year RBs Could Win You Your Fantasy Championship (2025 Class Film Study)
Which 2025 NFL Draft running backs are primed for big second-year leaps in 2026? Watch the Video: https://youtu.be/rVpcZ9tLWcE 25 RBs were drafted in 2025 — it was the deepest RB class in years. The were several guys who actually got significant snaps and/or starter-level work as rookies! In this film breakdown we dive deep into the second-year RBs from the 2025 class — focusing on Ashton Jeanty, Omarion Hampton, Cam Skattebo, Bhayshul Tuten, Kyle Monangai and more! We study their 2024 college tape, discuss realistic NFL comps, evaluate their rookie-season usage/opportunities, and identify who has the highest breakout potential heading into Year 2. Some of the players covered: • Ashton Jeanty – elite traits, workload projection & comps • Omarion Hampton – power, vision & three-down upside • Cam Skattebo – physicality, receiving value & post-injury outlook • Bhayshul Tuten – speed, zone scheme fit & big-play ability • Kyle Monangai – efficiency, between-the-tackles running & sleeper upside • TreVeyon Henderson – explosiveness, receiving skills & opportunity • Quinshon Judkins – power, vision & three-down potential #RunningBacks #2025NFLDraft #FantasyFootball #FilmStudy #AshtonJeanty #OmarionHampton #CamSkattebo #BhayshulTuten #KyleMonangai Jeanty, Hampton, Skattebo & More: Which 2nd-Year RBs Are Primed to Explode? What do you think of the 2024 RB class? Who was the biggest steal? Let us know in the comments! #NFLDraft #RunningBacks #JahmyrGibbs #NFL2026 #Draftvice #fantasyfootball 00:00 - The Impact of 2nd Year RBs in 2026 00:11 - Ashton Jeanty: Generational Talent or Overdrafted? 01:53 - Omarion Hampton: The Next Dalvin Cook? 03:17 - Quinshon Judkins: Cleveland's Forgotten Star 04:43 - TreVeyon Henderson: Explosive Vision in New England 06:36 - Cam Skattebo: The Giants' High-Energy Fighter 08:07 - Bhayshul Tuten: Pure Athleticism in Jacksonville 11:19 - Kyle Monangai: The Bears' Seventh-Round Steal 12:09 - Who Will Win Your Fantasy League?
12 MIN
AUG 31, 2026
Can Bryce Young Prove he's the QB of the Future? Is a Playoff Coach on the Hot Seat? #panthers
Carolina Panthers 2026 Season Preview – Can they build on last year’s NFC South title? Watch Full Episode:https://youtu.be/jtXvBP_9gfc The Panthers are coming off an 8-9 season that somehow won them the NFC South and ended an eight-year playoff drought. Now head coach Dave Canales and GM Dan Morgan (both in Year 3) are looking to take the next step in 2026. In this video we break it all down: • Bryce Young enters a massive year. The Panthers picked up his fifth-year option, but there’s still no long-term extension. Canales recently said “he is right now” the franchise QB — will 2026 change that? • Big defensive upgrades: The team spent heavily in free agency, landing edge rusher Jaelan Phillips (4 years, $120M) and linebacker Devin Lloyd (3 years, $45M) to help defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero. • Offensive line chaos: Starters Taylor Moton (blood clot) and Ikem Ekwonu (knee) are expected to miss time early. First-round pick Monroe Freeling and free-agent addition Rasheed Walker will be counted on heavily. • Skill-position outlook: Chuba Hubbard, Jonathon Brooks, Tetairoa McMillan, newly extended Jalen Coker, and late addition Darren Waller at tight end. • 2026 Draft haul: Freeling (1st), DT Lee Hunter (2nd), WR Chris Brazzell II (3rd), and more. • Schedule, strengths, weaknesses, and bold predictions for the year ahead.Will the Panthers finally post a winning record for the first time since 2017? Let’s talk about it. What’s your Panthers record prediction for 2026? Drop it in the comments Like and subscribe for more Keep Pounding content all season!#panthers #CarolinaPanthers #BryceYoung #NFL #KeepPounding #Panthers2026 #NFCSouth
21 MIN
AUG 29, 2026
Is the Jets Rushed Rebuild Doomed to Fall Apart? | New York Jets 2026 Preview Ft. Jesse Montanez
Is the Jets Rushed Rebuild Doomed to Fall Apart? | New York Jets 2026 Preview Ft. Jesse Montanez Are the New York Jets rushing their rebuild right into another disaster? Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/1gEOAKWD1oM In this episode of Draftvice, Walter is joined by die-hard (and currently miserable) Jets fan and comedian Jesse Montanez to break down the 2026 New York Jets season preview. From "football terrorists" in the coaching staff to the high-stakes gamble on Geno Smith, we’re digging into whether this roster has enough talent to overcome what Jesse calls "incompetent leadership." We break down the entire roster, the desperation of the off-season trades, and why being a Jets fan is basically a form of meditation for dealing with disappointment. In this video: 00:00 - The "Football Terrorist" Hook & State of the Jets 02:30 - The QB Situation: Can Geno Smith Save the Season? 04:30 - Offensive Line Overhaul: Massive Upgrade or League Average? 10:40 - Receiving Corps: Is Garrett Wilson Getting Enough Help? 15:30 - Rushing the Rebuild: Why the Front Office is Playing Scared 19:00 - The Aaron Glenn Hot Seat & Defensive Scheme Concerns 23:30 - Breece Hall: The Only Reason for Hope? 28:30 - The Cade Klubnik Factor: Tankmaster or Future? 37:50 - The "Non-Denominational NFL Fan" & The Benefits of Sucking 40:30 - Where to Follow Jesse Montanez Support the Guest: Follow Jesse Montanez for more comedy and sports pain: Instagram: @jessemontanez44 Follow Walter everywhere as Brojo Death Punch: @brojodeathpunch Connect with Draftvice: Twitter: @draftvice Instagram: @draftvice_football Being a Jets Fan is a Test of Sanity- Jets fans are terrified and rightfully so! Maybe the 2026 outlook feels bleak but maybe the NY Jets massive gamble on Geno Smith, the roster change up and Frank Reich has a shot of working? #NewYorkJets #NFLPreview2026 #JetsFootball #GenoSmith #BreeceHall #NFLDraft #Draftvice #NYJ #jetsnation The New York Jets enter the 2026 NFL season determined to climb out of the basement after a dismal 3-14 campaign in 2025. In Year 2 under head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey, Gang Green has overhauled both sides of the ball in search of real progress and an end to the league’s longest active playoff drought. Quarterback Geno Smith is back in New York as the veteran bridge option after a trade from Las Vegas, bringing experience to a room that also features exciting fourth-round rookie Cade Klubnik. On offense, new coordinator Frank Reich inherits a group led by star wide receiver Garrett Wilson and running back Breece Hall, plus dynamic first-round rookies Omar Cooper Jr. (WR) and Kenyon Sadiq (TE). The offensive line and skill positions offer upside if Smith can stabilize the position. Defensively, the Jets made major upgrades. No. 2 overall pick David Bailey headlines a talented young front, joined by veterans Minkah Fitzpatrick, Demario Davis, T’Vondre Sweat, David Onyemata, and others. Glenn will call the defensive plays himself as the unit aims for a dramatic turnaround. In this full 2026 season preview, we break down the roster, coaching changes, schedule challenges (starting with a Week 1 road trip to Tennessee), key storylines, win-total expectations (around 5.5–7 wins), and realistic goals for a franchise still building toward the future—especially with an eye on the 2027 quarterback class. Will this be the year the Jets finally show measurable improvement? Or is another tough season ahead? Watch for our full analysis, predictions, and bold takes! Like, comment your Jets 2026 record prediction, and subscribe for more New York Jets coverage all season long!
41 MIN
AUG 14, 2026
Can the Titans be a POWERHOUSE with Cam Ward, Robert Saleh & Daboll? - Tennessee Titans 2026 Preview
Tennessee Titans 2026 Season Preview: Can Cam Ward, Robert Saleh & a revamped roster finally turn the corner in Nashville? Watch the Video:https://youtu.be/GeXJGtS5kUk 00:00 - The New York to Tennessee Connection 00:46 - Robert Saleh & the Defensive Vision 01:58 - Analyzing Saleh's Past & Player Management 05:41 - Titans Offseason Trades & "Bringing in Their Guys" 07:51 - The Defensive Line: Simmons & the Front End 09:52 - Brian Daboll & the Offensive Scheme 11:47 - Daboll's History with Playmakers 12:56 - Offense: Tight Ends & Wide Receiver Chemistry 13:23 - Running Back Room & O-Line Potential 16:15 - Carnell Tate & Draft Class Analysis 18:38 - Final Outlook: A Team Built on Potential After back-to-back 3-14 seasons, the Titans enter 2026 with fresh leadership, major roster upgrades, and real hope. New head coach Robert Saleh (getting a second chance after his Jets tenure) pairs with offensive coordinator Brian Daboll and defensive coordinator Gus Bradley to install new schemes on both sides of the ball. Second-year quarterback Cam Ward (the 2025 No. 1 overall pick) showed late-season growth in his rookie year and now has better supporting pieces: first-round WR Carnell Tate, free-agent addition Wan’Dale Robinson, veteran Calvin Ridley, and a solid backfield of Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears. On defense, the Titans spent big—bolstering the front with John Franklin-Myers and Jermaine Johnson II alongside star DT Jeffery Simmons, plus secondary help from Alontae Taylor and Cor’Dale Flott—while drafting edge help like Keldric Faulk. Expectations center on noticeable improvement (win totals around 6.5, with optimistic ceilings in the 8–10 range and a possible AFC South surprise). Success will be defined by Ward’s Year 2 leap, the new coaching staff’s culture shift, and whether the aggressive free-agent spending and draft capital produce a more competitive, physical team. The schedule opens at home vs. Saleh’s former Jets team, followed by the Eagles, with a bye in Week 9 and a mix of winnable games mixed with tough tests. In this preview we break down: - Organizational stability under GM Mike Borgonzi - Saleh’s defensive identity and Daboll’s offense - Cam Ward’s development and leadership - The new receiving corps (Tate, Robinson, Ridley) - Offensive line outlook and running game - Bolstered defensive front and secondary - What constitutes a successful 2026 for the Titans Is this the year the Titans climb out of the basement and start building toward contention? Watch for the full breakdown, key storylines, roster analysis, and predictions. Like, comment your Titans predictions for 2026, and subscribe for more NFL previews and Titans coverage! #Titans #NFL #CamWard #RobertSaleh #Titans2026
20 MIN
AUG 13, 2026
Are the Bucs getting a Divorce? | 2026 Buccaneers Season Preview
2026 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Season Preview | Can the Bucs Reclaim the NFC South? Watch: https://youtu.be/l5TRA2_pV2c 00:00 - Is a Full Rebuild Looming for Tampa Bay? 00:38 - Baker Mayfield's Contract Standoff & Deadline 02:11 - Zack Robinson: Resuscitating the Offense 03:25 - The Post-Mike Evans Era & Receiver Depth 05:19 - The "Pistol" Concern: Scheme Fit for Baker 07:18 - Offensive Line: Solid or Just "Dinged Up"? 08:23 - Bucky Irving vs. Kenneth Gainwell: The Backfield Shift 12:13 - Todd Bowles & the "Make or Break" Stakes 14:18 - Secondary Shuffle: Replacing Jamal Dean & Carlton Davis 16:37 - Goodbye Levante David: A Legend Retires 18:01 - Vita Vea's "Hold In" & Potential Trade Value 22:30 - Edge Rush Duo: The "Bane of Yaya" Potential 24:12 - Final Verdict: Playoffs or a Full Reset? After an 8-9 season that snapped their four-year NFC South title streak and playoff run, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers enter 2026 with a new-look roster, fresh coaching on offense, and plenty of questions to answer.In this full season preview, we break down everything you need to know about the Bucs heading into the new year:• Baker Mayfield’s contract-year situation and what it means for the offense • Life after Mike Evans and Lavonte David — who steps up? • Rookie impact players like first-round edge Rueben Bain Jr. and second-round LB Josiah Trotter • New offensive coordinator Zac Robinson’s scheme and how it fits Bucky Irving, Emeka Egbuka, Chris Godwin, and the weapons • Defensive overhaul under Todd Bowles (key additions + Vita Vea drama) • Strengths, weaknesses, and biggest X-factors • Full 2026 schedule breakdown and the games that will decide their playoff fate • Realistic expectations, win-total outlook, and bold predictions for the season Will the Bucs bounce back and take back the NFC South? Or is this the start of a tougher transition year? We dig into all of it.Drop your 2026 Buccaneers record prediction and Super Bowl odds in the comments — let’s hear it, Bucs Nation! Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss our Bucs content all season long. Like the video if you’re ready for some Fire the Cannons energy in 2026!#Buccaneers #Bucs #TampaBayBuccaneers #NFL #NFL2026 #BakerMayfield #BucsPreview #NFCSouth #GoBucs
24 MIN