Sep 1, 2026 · 56 min
Fantasy Footballers rank the NFL’s strongest 2026 offenses
Fantasy Football - Best Offenses Mock Draft + Draft Day Regrets - Podcast for 9/1
The episode pairs a 12-offense mock draft with injury updates and draft regrets that could reshape early fantasy decisions.
- 1The four-round mock draft ranks 12 offenses by scoring environment, quarterback stability, talent, coaching, line play, and regression risk.
- 2Denver, Houston, Indianapolis, Minnesota, and New England emerge as candidates to outperform their projected fantasy standing.
- 3The mailbag favors patience on uncertain assets, from Kenyan Sadiq’s injury outlook to trades and quarterback-receiver stacks.
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The hosts’ four-round mock draft ranks 12 offenses while testing whether established scoring environments can withstand projected regression.
The brief
Andy Holloway and the hosts open September by revisiting draft-day regrets, from Calvin Johnson to Clyde Edwards-Helaire, and arguing that fantasy seasons demand constant adjustment.
Injury and Week 1 updates set the stakes, with the hosts tracking players including Zay Flowers, Malik Nabers, Ashton Jeanty, DK Metcalf, and Michael Pittman.
The centerpiece is a four-round mock draft ranking 12 fantasy offenses, weighing quarterback stability, skill-position talent, coaching, offensive-line play, scoring environments, and regression.
The hosts then search for breakout offenses, debating whether Denver, Houston, Indianapolis, Minnesota, New England, and others can rise into the top 10.
The mailbag turns practical, covering league size, Emeka Egbuka versus Tee Higgins, Joe Burrow stacks, trade targets, and a cautious waiver approach to Kenyan Sadiq.
Featuring
Andy Holloway
Clyde Edwards-Helaire
Jacksonville Jaguars
New England Patriots
Emeka EgbukaListen to the full episode and explore every guest, topic, and moment on PodLume.