Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) and Kyle Dvorchak (@kyletweetshere) welcome in Connor Rogers (@ConnorJRogers) to help break down Night 1 of the draft, beginning with Michael Penix’s stunning selection at No. 8 overall. What do the Falcons even win if they “win” here? They then debate Drake Maye vs. Jayden Daniels’ 2027 starting odds, J.J. McCarthy’s fit in Minnesota, and the Chargers’ decision to pass on Malik Nabers. Pat and Kyle dig into Brock Bowers’ fit in Vegas — questionable — before examining Xavier Worthy and Brian Thomas Jr.’s odds of rookie fantasy contributions. They wonder if Ricky Pearsall and Xavier Legette are destined to bust, and if Marvin Harrison Jr. can sneak into the top 12 at wideout as a rookie.

Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat), Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) and Kyle Dvorchak (@kyletweetshere) wrap up their pre-draft coverage by welcoming in Mr. Eric Froton (@CFFroton) to talk about some of his favorite prospects. That includes the obvious like Marvin Harrison Jr. and Malik Nabers, but also deeper sleepers like Troy RB Kimani Vidal and UVA WR Mailk Washington. They also examine A.D. Mitchell’s current stock, Bo Nix’s first-rounds odds, USC RB MarShawn Lloyd and much more. That includes Oregon WR Troy Franklin.

Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat), Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) and Kyle Dvorchak (@kyletweetshere) welcome in special guest and former colleague Hayden Winks (@HaydenWinks) to get his take on some of the draft’s most fascinating prospects. The Underdog Football analyst opines on Brock Bowers and Bo Nix before getting his brain picked on Ja’Lynn Polk, Audric Estime and Blake Corum. Before departing, the group discusses A.D. Mitchell and his supposed “character concerns,” Malik Nabers’ fit with the Chargers and much, much more.

Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) and Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) inch closer to draft day with the latest on the Brock Bowers debate — how big of a concern is his lack of testing? — before again returning to Jayden Daniels and what an appropriate comparison may or may not be. Hint: It’s not Lamar Jackson. They then check in on the latest re-draft news, beginning with Tee Higgins’ belief he will remain in Cincinnati. They examine DeVonta Smith’s extension, Courtland Sutton’s odds of landing a new deal, Nick Chubb’s health, the Titans’ backfield and more. They end by previewing Denny’s upcoming article on quarterbacks and screen targets, including the potential fit of Bo Nix in Denver.

Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat), Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) and Kyle Dvorchak (@kyletweetshere) go long on Kyle’s latest mock draft, beginning with his mocking of LSU’s Jayden Daniels to the Commanders at No. 2. They debate the likelihood of the first four picks all being quarterbacks, if J.J. McCarthy is as “safe” as the recent draft chatter would lead people to believe, and if Bo Nix might sneak into the top 10, specifically to Vegas. They also ponder if Marvin Harrison Jr. is still the consensus WR1 and if Brock Bowers will make it past the top 10. They end by discussing Denny’s recent article on what they hope is a more pass-happy Texans offense. Along the way, they sweat someone by the name of “Austin Eckroat” as Denny and Kyle commiserate about the Masters.

Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) and Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) welcome in special guest Nate Tice (@Nate_Tice) to talk about some of the Athletic Football Show analyst’s favorite draft prospects. They begin with the case for Drake Maye and Spencer Rattler’s merits as a Day 2 pick. Next they dig into the receiver class, including the Washington trio of Rome Odunze, Ja'Lynn Polk and Jalen McMillan. Is Polk or McMillan more likely to go first on Day 2? They also discuss Mr. Ladd McConkey and Jayden Daniels’ weight concerns. Pat and Denny end with a few final words on Eclipse 2024.

Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat), Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) and Kyle Dvorchak (@kyletweetshere) break down the Stefon Diggs trade from every angle before diving into Pat’s annual NFL coach rankings. On Diggs, they ponder the new pecking order in Buffalo before wondering who the odd man out will be in Houston. Will Diggs or Nico Collins have the higher ADP? For coaches, they debate overrated and underrated leaders, going long on Sean McDermott, Doug Pederson, Mike McCarthy, Mike McDaniel, Jim Harbaugh and much more.

Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) and Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) break down the most recent NFL news, beginning with Rashee Rice’s concerning legal situation. Next, they again check in on the Ravens’ new-look offense and how the RPO game might change with Derrick Henry. They debate the Dolphins’ backfield following Raheem Mostert’s extension, Christian Watson’s attempts to address his hamstring problems, Michael Penix’s draft stock, and Ezekiel Elliott’s looming signing in Dallas. They end the show examining players who could have their fantasy stock crushed by the draft, including Zack Moss, Quentin Johnston and Zamir White.

Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat), Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) and Kyle Dvorchak (@kyletweetshere) welcome in old friend Patrick Kerrane (@PatKerrane) for an early-spring best ball draft. They first check in on some recent risers, including Drake London, Rico Dowdle, and Diontae Johnson. For the draft, they go heavy on Houston Texans, debating Nick Collins’ repeat-ability of 2023 and Joe Mixon’s pass-catching upside. They also evaluate some of the rookie running back and receiver class, including Ladd McConkey, Ricky Pearsall, Trey Benson and Tez Walker. They draft so, so many Texans and ponder the meaning of Jaylen Warren under Arthur Smith

Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) and Denny Carter (@CDCarter13) welcome in Lawrence Jackson (@LordDontLose) to talk about some of Lawrence’s favorite draft prospects, including Wisconsin RB Braelon Allen and FSU WR Keon Coleman. They also debate Louisville RB Isaac Guenrendo and Texans WR Adonai Mitchell. They begin the conversation by evaluating Caleb Williams’ Chicago fantasy prospects. After Lawrence departs, Pat and Denny break down the latest developments in the Steelers’ quarterback competition, Calvin Ridley’s potential Titans usage, Anthony Richardson’s 2024 prospects and much more.