May 14, 2026 · 52 min · 16 segments
As we head into the last week of the fantasy MLR regular season, some managers are scratching & clawing to book their ticket into the playoffs...while other managers look ahead to a fantasy…
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I literally quoted myself... on the show saying it is very helpful now to have the guy that typically we are scouring his X account-
But, uh, we continue to then to relay the message here on episode 191, a handful of things to go over here that I think fantasy managers need to know when it comes to the latest news around the league.
And for those of you who are not, uh, aware, I think a lot of our listeners are aware because, again, uh, we do have, um, pretty savvy, I should say, fantasy MLR managers out there, and have been used to having to find and discover methods and ways to get information out there.
And, uh, the MLR are doing their part to help you out with their weekly availability report that they have been releasing ever since week one.
And if you actually go into this document and this, this webpage here, they have been doing it, again, every single week, and it really lists out, um, guys that are practicing, guys that didn't practice for various reasons, guys that, uh, are, are light practicing even.
Kind of very similar to, uh, to N- NFL protocols here coming out every single Wednesday.
The fun thing, though, is you get to play the game of do you recognize this name and was this name on this list last week? And if you are able to spot those differences, uh, you may be able to find some guys on there that, uh, um, may help you in terms of roster moves, in terms of guys to look out for, um, and, a- a- and get maybe a jumpstart on some of the names that you did.
We broke down the New England Free Jacks reinforcements on Monday that are coming in.
Andrew Quattron making the announcement this, uh, the, uh, last week after we released the show, so James and I reacted to that.
I told James I'm disappointed in Andrew Quattron for not giving, uh, us, uh, the inside scoop that he was-
Uh, but either way, um, James heard through Sam Windsor that, uh, out of all people, the guy was coming back.
I literally quoted myself... on the show saying it is very helpful now to have the guy that typically we are scouring his X account-
But, uh, we continue to then to relay the message here on episode 191, a handful of things to go over here that I think fantasy managers need to know when it comes to the latest news around the league.
And for those of you who are not, uh, aware, I think a lot of our listeners are aware because, again, uh, we do have, um, pretty savvy, I should say, fantasy MLR managers out there, and have been used to having to find and discover methods and ways to get information out there.
And, uh, the MLR are doing their part to help you out with their weekly availability report that they have been releasing ever since week one.
And if you actually go into this document and this, this webpage here, they have been doing it, again, every single week, and it really lists out, um, guys that are practicing, guys that didn't practice for various reasons, guys that, uh, are, are light practicing even.
Kind of very similar to, uh, to N- NFL protocols here coming out every single Wednesday.
The fun thing, though, is you get to play the game of do you recognize this name and was this name on this list last week? And if you are able to spot those differences, uh, you may be able to find some guys on there that, uh, um, may help you in terms of roster moves, in terms of guys to look out for, um, and, a- a- and get maybe a jumpstart on some of the names that you did.
We broke down the New England Free Jacks reinforcements on Monday that are coming in.
Andrew Quattron making the announcement this, uh, the, uh, last week after we released the show, so James and I reacted to that.
I told James I'm disappointed in Andrew Quattron for not giving, uh, us, uh, the inside scoop that he was-
Uh, but either way, um, James heard through Sam Windsor that, uh, out of all people, the guy was coming back.
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