Aug 21, 2026 · 28 min · 20 segments
Fantasy football drafts are on calendars. Bets are being made and punishments agreed upon. To prepare for the 2026 NFL season, Scott Jackson and former Redskins receiver Anthony Armstrong are joined…
Anthony ArmstrongHostMy last one, the most important position, Scott's favorite position battles, kickers.
When the hell do you pick them? When is too early, and who are you going out for? Is it like Brandon Aubrey, or who are you going for?
When I have done kickers in the past, I have asked my commissioner of my league if I am required to draft a kicker in the draft,
that I can pick one up before the first week.
I personally try not to draft a kicker at all.
Or if I do, it's my last pick of the draft.
I don't think people are good enough at differentiating between which kickers will put up fantasy points on a year-to-year basis, outside of the top guys, which are going way too early for kickers.
That's what I asked.
I'm like, is this like you have to play two kickers? Or like, what's the deal?
My last one, the most important position, Scott's favorite position battles, kickers.
When the hell do you pick them? When is too early, and who are you going out for? Is it like Brandon Aubrey, or who are you going for?
When I have done kickers in the past, I have asked my commissioner of my league if I am required to draft a kicker in the draft,
that I can pick one up before the first week.
I personally try not to draft a kicker at all.
Or if I do, it's my last pick of the draft.
I don't think people are good enough at differentiating between which kickers will put up fantasy points on a year-to-year basis, outside of the top guys, which are going way too early for kickers.
That's what I asked.
I'm like, is this like you have to play two kickers? Or like, what's the deal?
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