The Ringer Fantasy Football Show - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Great pod. The guys do an excellent job of balancing helpful fantasy football advice with jokes and content that engage the audience. They also do a great job bringing their listeners into the episode through fan-submitted trivia games and answering emails on the show. They tell inside jokes that long term listeners will catch and enjoy, while not gatekeeping the show to newcomers. I look forward to every episode. Come for the content, stay for the fun.

Fantasy nut here. Listened to a lot of dry, info-heavy shows for years. Felt like a chore.

This show is the opposite, except these guys *also* know what they’re talking about. Enjoy listening to every single episode.

I enjoy this show quite a bit, but frankly the fantasy aspect brings it down a bit. I don’t think their football/fantasy knowledge is strong enough to be a selling point for the show, but at the same that’s not what I’m listening for anyways.

These guys are very funny in a podcast genre that tends to lack humor entirely, which is very refreshing to hear. They also do some creative segments and go on fun tangents here and there. If they’d drop the fantasy aspect of the show and just embrace their strengths, I think it would pay off for them!

Funny show, guys do a great job keeping you updated on players and weekly matchups. Love some of the other items they cover like start or sit, waiver targets, fart or shart, etc. I would love it if the “who’s the bigger A hole” became a regular part of the show.

I liked these guys for the heated rants they do once in awhile but there are other shows that do a better job with data analysis. The final straw was when they had a political candidate’s spouse on to “talk ball”. Clearly was a stunt one way or another and you think people would learn of this with example after example of pairing politics with sports that this is not what people want. Put your time and money elsewhere.

These guys are fun and funny, but their predraft analysis was way off on major players. Justin Jefferson is tier 1, as is Saquon. Danny did this with Josh Jacobs too. I’m just done taking their advice. They obviously are right sometimes, but not enough for me to listen anymore. They’ll make you laugh at least, but don’t draft players based on their tiers.