Rotoworld Football Podcast

Summer? We hardly knew you. Training Camp is here, as much of the leagues kicks off team activities and, soon, preseason games. Josh Norris and John Daigle catch you up on all the news you must know, including RB holdouts, offensive line trickle down and much more.

To open the show, Josh and Ray hit on this week's big news, with much of the focus on RB contracts. Melvin Gordon wants to get paid. Ezekiel Elliott wants to get paid. Plus... what's with this possible 18-game NFL schedule? Then Josh is joined by Pat, Nick, Daigle and Jesse to outline a handful of strategies you should use in drafts this year.

Part II of our One BIG Question series is here, this time focusing on the NFC. Josh, Jesse, Pat and Nick take you through, team by team, to determine the one main query each team mst answer prior to kicking off the 2019 season.

As training camp approaches, Josh is joined by Pat, Nick and Jesse to ask the one BIG question facing every AFC team. Will Adam Gase keep Sam Darnold on the right track, or derail him? How much REALLY will Nick Foles help the Jaguars? Jon Gruden has no excuses, so can he finally enter the year 2019? And be sure to download Thursday's NFC episode.

Superstars receive deserved run all the time, so Josh and Pat highlight some of the best sidekicks across the NFL. From Will Fuller to Geronimo Allison to Tyler Boyd, these Luigi's make a meaningful impact on the field and could help you win your league this year.

Josh updates Ray on all of the important news from the last week, including Jonah Williams missing the season, if Josh Gordon is on track to be active and Sony Michel running "full tilt." Plus the two take a look at the 2019 NFL MVP odds and give you a few of their favorites. And the show closes with your favorite... the Aston Villa minute.

Josh puts out the Bat Signal and JJ Zachariason answered. This episode is all about "What Would JJ Do?" as he answers many of the questions and topics posed in previous podcasts, including breakout player and second year players he is most excited about. Plus @LateRoundQB himself tells you which late round QB you should be targeting.

Josh Norris and John Daigle, from Paris, talk you through the Most Watchable teams heading into the 2019 season. The two spend plenty of time on what Bruce Arians might do for Jameis Winston and the Bucs offense. Plus the possibility of the Cardinals starting the season 3-2 thanks to opponents and the gift of surprise. That and so much more.

Josh, Ray and Pat return to work through this week's biggest blurbs; Is 2019 finall the year of Donte Moncrief? The Texans GM search continues to take interesting twists. Could the Lions offense, you know, be relevant this year? Plus the trio tells you which lies to ignore and why Ray elects to leave his read receipts on.

Bonjour! We're back from vacation. With OTAs concluding and Training Camp just around the corner, Josh, Pat and Ray catch you up on the vital bits of news from the last few weeks. Carson Wentz's extension and what it means for the present and future, plus the GM changes for the Jets and Texans. Plus, how nervous should we really be about Todd Gurley's status?

Patrick Daugherty joins Josh Norris to rank NFL GMs from best to worst. How high have John Dorsey and Chris Ballard climbed in just a small amount of time? Plus Kevin Colbert and John Schneider overcoming monumental moments of identity change on their teams.

Josh and Pat are back with another Friday Five: your questions and problems, our answers. Is the Combine moving to primetime possible over-saturation? Which player might've been destined for greatness if they avoided injury? And what careers would the duo have if they did not write about football?

Every year NFL players reach their potential. They climb up a few tiers above their peers, and identifying those talents before the season begins can pay huge dividends once games kick off. Josh Norris, Rich Hribar and Ray Summerlin each nominate two names for the title of "Breakout Player of 2019."

Another edition of the Friday Five is here, this time with John Daigle joining Josh Norris. The two nominate teams that could go from worst to first in their division. Plus you asked us to be barbecue snobs, if we've ever been fired from a job and Youtube rabbit holes. Thanks for listening!

Yes, that happened. Two weeks after the 2019 NFL Draft, the Jets decide they no longer want to employ the GM who picked and signed players since last season ended. Mike Maccagnan is out of a job, and Adam Gase has been tabbed interim GM as well as full time coach. Josh, Pat and Rich break it all down, plus dive into notable players who missed sizable parts of the 2018 season and what their outlook is for the upcoming year.

Josh Norris and RotoPat join up for this edition of Friday Five, answering your questions about football, love and life. The two nominate this year's version of Eric Ebron, a player who failed to reach their potential with the team early on but exploded after a few years in the league. Plus Aston Villa emotions and when it is the right time to quit on a book.

The focus over the last few months has been on the incoming rookie class, and for good reason. But there are a number of picks from the 2018 class, just one year ago, that have not made an impact or been given an opportunity. Josh Norris and Ray Summerlin implore you to not forget the likes of Ronald Jones, Hayden Hurst, DJ Chark and more.

**Hopefully the audio for this episode is not tooooo abnormal; we are attempting to incorporate a video element and are toying with different setups** 254 new rookie picks mean 254 NFL veterans might be on notice for their starting spot. Josh Norris, Rich Hribar and Patrick Daugherty outline a number of rookies' paths to important roles and what it means for their teams.

The draft is complete. Three days, 254 selections which means 254 new players have entered the NFL. Josh Norris, Ray Summerlin and Rich Hribar spotlight their favorite picks, teams and what they might mean for next season.

Josh Norris, RotoPat and Ray Summerlin talk through every pick, every prospect and every trade that happened during the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft. The Raiders and Giants shocked us all night, while good teams kept their strengths strong. Plus the differing outlook of Marquise Brown and N'Keal Harry.