Sep 4, 2026 · 1 hr 20 min · 16 segments
Spike Week's Erik Beimfohr joins Greg to talk about the fantasy football narratives that are hurting you every year, and that you need to let go of. DraftKings Best Ball: Draft One, Get One…
And this is a drum that I've been banging a little bit on lately, people are getting more caught up on information as we get, you know, deeper into the off season, which didn't always used to be the way, like, like you mentioned, like we know, we know everything that happens, right? Like, like too, too much TMI.
DeAndre Swift just had a cramp and Twitter broke like our bubble of Twitter broke because everybody was just like, it's over.
right and and if if you're a creator in the space you know that the the views that you are getting on videos at this time of year are a lot higher than views that you're getting on videos that you're putting out in may and in june right like everyone is kind of getting this same information they're drinking from the same info spouts So I just don't think there's that big of an edge at this time.
Now, of course, there are like noobs in the lobbies who are drafting teams, right? But even that edge, I don't think is as big as it was years ago.
I mean, stuff from like January, February, March, where... uh, like Dave Canalis is talking about Jonathan Brooks being big and beautiful looking.
And like, he's, he's, he's going to be back and he's going to be competing for, you know, possibly a starting job.
And Dan Morgan saying that like on, on the rich Eisen show that he's cutting now, which was like the last stage that we needed to see from him.
We got Sean McVay in, in February talking about what an absolute stud that Terrence Ferguson is.
Uh, we got, uh, Kubiak, the Raiders head coach, coming in and they ask him, like, who are you most excited about? And he says, Trey Tucker, right? He could say anybody.
And this is a drum that I've been banging a little bit on lately, people are getting more caught up on information as we get, you know, deeper into the off season, which didn't always used to be the way, like, like you mentioned, like we know, we know everything that happens, right? Like, like too, too much TMI.
DeAndre Swift just had a cramp and Twitter broke like our bubble of Twitter broke because everybody was just like, it's over.
right and and if if you're a creator in the space you know that the the views that you are getting on videos at this time of year are a lot higher than views that you're getting on videos that you're putting out in may and in june right like everyone is kind of getting this same information they're drinking from the same info spouts So I just don't think there's that big of an edge at this time.
Now, of course, there are like noobs in the lobbies who are drafting teams, right? But even that edge, I don't think is as big as it was years ago.
I mean, stuff from like January, February, March, where... uh, like Dave Canalis is talking about Jonathan Brooks being big and beautiful looking.
And like, he's, he's, he's going to be back and he's going to be competing for, you know, possibly a starting job.
And Dan Morgan saying that like on, on the rich Eisen show that he's cutting now, which was like the last stage that we needed to see from him.
We got Sean McVay in, in February talking about what an absolute stud that Terrence Ferguson is.
Uh, we got, uh, Kubiak, the Raiders head coach, coming in and they ask him, like, who are you most excited about? And he says, Trey Tucker, right? He could say anybody.
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